Hi there,
The maps produced by the NSW Department of Lands (now NSW Land and Property
Information) calls them a breakwater in their map key. I've also seen the
breakwater term used on warning sings and the like which are posted near said
man-made rocky protrusions.
So, unless a different govt dept calls them something else that's probably the
most official name for them in an Australian context.
Brent
What I do have a problem with is a rock or concrete wall that is
built to control the flow of water as
in river mouths and enclosing harbours. Some call them
Breakwalls, some call them Training
Walls, some call them Breakwaters, some call them Retaining
Walls and so forth.
What do we call them ??? Nearly every river and harbour on
the north coast of NSW have them
Regards
Darylr
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