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Port Union

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  1. Discovery Trail →

    A town built by a union and founded by the fishermen's leader Sir William Coaker, as the province's tourism site tells it. Its boardwalk is part of the Discovery UNESCO Global Geopark, with fossils from the Ediacaran Period.

    Stopping here adds about 0 km to that drive (305 km start to finish).

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While you're stopped here: John C. Crosbie Sealers Interpretation Centre (15.3 km away) · Elliston Puffin Viewing Point (15.4 km away) · The root cellars at Elliston (15.4 km away)

From OpenStreetMap, 2026-09-05. Listed, not recommended. How we measure

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Port Union on the Discovery Trail drive, 305 km end to end.Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Tiles by OpenFreeMap. Route line computed with OSRM.

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