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Mokotua Mokotua is a
locality in the
Southland region of New Zealand's
South Island. It is
situated in a
rural area east of Invercargill,
between Timpanys...
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large embankments and a
sizeable bridge were
needed to
cross the
tidal Mokotua Stream at
Wards Crossing.
Spoil taken from a
large cutting at Woodend,...
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Southland region of New Zealand's
South Island. It is
situated between Mokotua to the west and
Ashers to the east on the
Southern Scenic Route; Oteramika...
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Ashers Dacre Gorge Road
Grove Bush
Kapuka Kapuka South Longbush Mabel Bush
Mokotua Oteramika Rakahouka Rimu
Roslyn Bush
Timpanys Woodlands Te
Tipua Area:...
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Invercargill and is on the
Southern Scenic Route between Waimatua and
Mokotua. Rimu is to the
north and
Waituna Lagoon and
Tiwai Point are to the south...
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campervan park. On 1
March 1895, an
extension of the
Seaward Bush
Branch from
Mokotua to
Gorge Road was opened, with a
station located in Ashers.
Trains operated...
- when the
Seaward Bush
Branch was
extended from its
previous terminus in
Mokotua. It
remained a
terminus for over four years; the next
section across the...
- north, Rimu to the west, and to the
south on the
Southern Scenic Route are
Mokotua, Kapuka, and Ashers. The
major centre of Southland, Invercargill, is over...
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section opened on 9 July 1886 to Waimatua,
followed by
Mokotua on 16
January 1888. The
opening to
Mokotua was
marked by the
operation of a
special train from...
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complete to Glenham, and the
Tokanui Branch (which at the time
terminated in
Mokotua) was
extended into the
lower Mataura instead. As
Glenham was now established...
