Winslow Reef is a shallow platform reef in the southern Cook Islands, about 133 kilometers northwest of Rarotonga. It remains largely unexplored, with no major expeditions recorded to survey it, and is a distinct feature from the better-documented Winslow Reef of the Phoenix Islands, an unrelated reef of the same name far to the northwest. This description is adapted from Wikipedia contributors under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
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Winslow Reef is a submerged coral reef of the southern Cook Islands, located 133 kilometres (83 miles) northwest of Rarotonga, at 20°38′S 160°56′W. It is a shallow platform reef.
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Winslow Reef is a submerged coral reef of the southern Cook Islands, located 133 kilometres (83 miles) northwest of Rarotonga, at 20°38′S 160°56′W. It is a shallow platform reef
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