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Duders Point

Coordinates: 36°49′5″S 174°46′58″E / 36.81806°S 174.78278°E

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Duders Point on the North Shore, New Zealand, is a small peninsula near Devonport. It is mostly residential. Duders Point sticks out into Ngataringa Bay between Stanley Bay, New Zealand and Bayswater, New Zealand, and surrounded by mudflats and mangrove forests. 36°49′5″S 174°46′58″E / 36.81806°S 174.78278°E / -36.81806; 174.78278

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