McMurray Reef

McMurray Reef is a submerged rocky area located beneath the ocean surface, acting as a barrier or habitat for marine life. Situated near the coast, it influences local ecosystems by providing shelter and feeding grounds for various fish, invertebrates, and other marine organisms. The reef’s structure helps support biodiversity and can impact local fishing and marine navigation. While not a large coral reef like those in tropical regions, McMurray Reef plays an important role in maintaining the health and balance of its surrounding marine environment.