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The Tamaki Strait is one of several passes between the islands of the inner Hauraki Gulf, close to the mouth of the Waitemata Harbour near Auckland city in New Zealand.

The strait separates the North Island mainland from Waiheke Island along the southern shore of the Gulf, due east of Auckland city.

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	The '''Tamaki Strait''' is one of several ~~asses~~ between the islands of the inner [[Hauraki Gulf]], close to the mouth of the [[Waitemata Harbour]] near [[Auckland]] city in [[New Zealand]].		The '''Tamaki Strait''' is one of several passes between the islands of the inner [[Hauraki Gulf]], close to the mouth of the [[Waitemata Harbour]] near [[Auckland]] city in [[New Zealand]].

	The strait separates the [[North Island]] mainland from [[Waiheke Island]] along the southern shore of the Gulf, due east of [[Auckland]] city.		The strait separates the [[North Island]] mainland from [[Waiheke Island]] along the southern shore of the Gulf, due east of [[Auckland]] city.