The mouth of the River Inglis (40°59'S., 145°44'E.) is open to the NE and is protected from all winds W of NNW by Table Cape. It is further protected by a ledge of rocks extending to the NE from the left bank of the river, upon which ledge an embankment of stones has been formed. This ledge is marked by a lighted beacon. It is also protected from the E by ledges of rocks extending from the shore in that direction. There is said to be no outer bar at the River Inglis. The depth over the inner bar is about 2.4m.

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