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Kumeū is a town in the
Auckland Region,
situated 25
kilometres (16 mi) north-west of the City
Centre in New Zealand.
State Highway 16 and the
North Auckland...
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within Auckland established as
geographical indications:
Waiheke Island,
Kumeū, and Matakana. In
recent years, the
hotter temperatures are
allowing Auckland...
- The
Kumeū River drains the
northern Waitākere
Ranges near Auckland, New Zealand,
running past the town of
Kumeū before merging into the
Kaipara River...
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winemaking industry at
Kumeū and Huapai.
Since the 1970s,
Kumeū and
Huapai have
grown to
become a
single urban area,
often referred to as
Kumeū-Huapai. The name...
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Kumeu-Riverhead
section was a short-lived
railway line north-west of Auckland, New Zealand. It was
built as part of the Kaipara-Riverhead Railway...
- area: the Te Tōanga Waka (the Whau
River portage), and Te Tōangaroa (the
Kumeū portage),
connecting the Waitematā,
Manukau and
Kaipara harbours. European...
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Waiheke West (8,270) Beachlands-Pine
Harbour (7,770)
Warkworth (6,730)
Kumeū-Huapai (6,930)
Snells Beach (3,810)
Riverhead (3,770)
Helensville (3,330)...
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Handa Premiership. They pla****
their home
games at Fred
Taylor Park in
Kumeū and The
Trusts Arena.
Waitakere United was
formed as a
special franchise...
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Hibiscus Coast in the northeast, Helensville, Parakai, Muriwai, Waimauku,
Kumeū-Huapai, and
Riverhead in the northwest, Beachlands-Pine
Harbour and Maraetai...
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Hibiscus Coast, Pukekohe, Beachlands-Pine Harbour,
Clarks Beach, Helensville,
Kumeu-Huapai, Maraetai, Muriwai, Parakai, Patumāhoe, Pōkeno, Riverhead, Tuakau...
