The Tasman Outflow refers to a significant oceanic current that flows out of the Tasman Sea, which is located between Australia and New Zealand. This current plays an important role in the regional oceanography of the southwestern Pacific Ocean. Key characteristics of the Tasman Outflow include: 1. **Source of Water**: It originates from the warm, tropical waters of the Coral Sea and is influenced by the East Australian Current (EAC), which flows south along the eastern coast of Australia.
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