New South Wales
Australia
2,981 sessions in the New South Wales area in the last 12 months, recorded with Waterspeed. Average wind in the sessions 8 kn, most often from N. Top speed 42.4 kn (Wing foil).
- Spots
- 75
- Sessions, 30 days
- 729
- Riders, 30 days
- 187
- Top speed, 30 days
- 40.9 kn
Map
Town-level positions, no exact spots.
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Australia in the last 12 months
Sessions shared on the public Waterspeed leaderboard, placed on the town they were recorded in. Wind is the wind recorded in the sessions.
Sessions by month
Sports
Wind from · Average wind 8 kn
Top speeds
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Busiest spots in the New South Wales area
- Valentine 216
- Terrigal 144
- Toowoon Bay 140
- Taree 105
- Port Kembla 104
- Coffs Harbour 101
- Byron Bay 86
- Wamberal 75
- East Ballina 72
- Vincentia 71
- Moama 68
- Gerroa 66
- Ballina 64
- Wollongong 62
- Hawks Nest 60
- Forresters Beach 54
- Ettalong Beach 51
- Bulli 51
- Umina Beach 45
- Fairfield 45
- Wangi Wangi 43
- Bellambi 35
- Swansea 34
- Blacksmiths 32
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Questions
When do people ride most in the New South Wales area?
In the last 12 months most sessions in the New South Wales area were in January, March, and February.
How windy is it in the New South Wales area?
In the sessions recorded there the average wind was 8 knots, most often from N.
What is the top speed in the New South Wales area?
42.4 knots, Wing foil, in October (last 12 months).
Where do people ride in the New South Wales area?
The busiest spots in the New South Wales area in the last 12 months: Valentine, Terrigal, Toowoon Bay, Taree, and Port Kembla.
Data: Waterspeed leaderboard sessions. Town positions: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors.