text_original: West Port moreover, was as yet only known from the reports of Baudin and Flinders, and it was therefore better worth exploring than a more frequented district. The observations made in King George's Sound were therefore repeated at West Port, resulting in the following conclusions:   "It affords," says D'Urville, "an anchorage alike easy to reach and to leave, the bottom is firm, and wood is abundant and easily procurable.
text_transcription: WESTPORT MOREOVER WAS AS YET ONLY KNOWN FROM THE REPORTS OF BODIN AND FLINDERS AND IT WAS THEREFORE BETTER WORTH EXPLORING THAN A MORE FREQUENTED DISTRICT THE OBSERVATIONS MADE IN KING GEORGE'S SOUND WERE THEREFORE REPEATED AT WEST PORT RESULTING IN THE FOLLOWING CONCLUSIONS IT AFFORDS SAYS D'URVILLE AN ANCHORAGE ALIKE EASIER TO REACH AND TO LEAVE THE BOTTOM IS FIRM AND WOOD IS ABUNDANT AND EASILY PROCURABLE
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