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Bluff is New Zealand's southernmost town and one of its oldest European settlements, a working port wrapped around the foot of Motupohue, the hill that gives the town its Maori name. It is the home of the Bluff oyster, dredged from Foveaux Strait each autumn and celebrated with a food festival that draws thousands. The town is also the departure point for the ferry to Stewart Island and the place where State Highway 1 finally runs out at Stirling Point.
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What is Bluff known for?
Bluff is New Zealand's southernmost town and one of its oldest European settlements, a working port wrapped around the foot of Motupohue, the hill that gives the town its Maori name. It is the home of the Bluff oyster, dredged from Foveaux Strait each autumn and celebrated with a food festival that draws thousands. The town is also the departure point for the ferry to Stewart Island and the place where State Highway 1 finally runs out at Stirling Point.
What region is Bluff in?
Bluff is in the Southland region of New Zealand.
What is the population of Bluff?
Bluff has an estimated population of around 1,800 (Stats NZ estimate).
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