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Tomakin River Mouth The Tomakin River Mouth is located at Tomakin on the NSW South Coast approximately 300km (4 hours drive) south of Sydney. The river mouth provides good flat-water-blasting and small wave riding for wing foilers, windsurfers and kitesurfers in a NE and S (and SE) breeze. It is
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