Mitre Peak, A Natural Wonder of Pristine Fjord Valleys

nothing, Milford Sound, Southland District, Southland, New Zealand
Seamounts with significant relative height differences in the ocean
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Introduction

Matterhorn, also known as the Bishop's Mitre Peak, has an altitude of 1,682 meters. It is one of the highest peaks in the world that rises directly from the seabed, resembling a bishop's crown and attracting attention. Its beautiful scenery is often used to promote and shoot the scenery of the fjords, making it a highly visible attraction.

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nothing, Milford Sound, Southland District, Southland, New Zealand

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