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Bridled Island (Bridled Island)
Bridled Island is located approximately 120 km off the coast from Onslow in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.

The island is part of the Lowendal Islands archipelago, it is located just north of Varanus Island and approximately 12 km east of the much larger Barrow Island.

The island has an area of 27 ha and is made up of raised limestone rocks with sparse vegetation.

The Bridled tern is known to inhabit the island with 3000-4000 pairs being estimated from a survey in 1996.

 
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