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Motutapu Island (otherwise
known as
Motutapu) is a 1,510 ha (3,700 acres)
island in the
Hauraki Gulf to the
northeast of the city of Auckland, New Zealand...
- War II, it has been
linked by a
causeway to the much older, non-volcanic
Motutapu Island.
Rangitoto is Māori for 'Bloody Sky', with the name
coming from...
- Mural,
Motutapu II".
Canterbury Museum.
Retrieved 2023-06-06. "Te Uru
Waitakere Contemporary Gallery |
Benjamin Work And
Brendan Kitto:
Motutapu". Retrieved...
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contains four
small islets or motu. From
north to south, the
islets are:
Motutapu, 10.5
hectares (0.041 sq mi) Oneroa, 8.1
hectares (0.031 sq mi) Koromiri...
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period found on the
North Island were
commonly made from
greywacke from
Motutapu Island or
basalt from Ōpito Bay in the Coromandel,
similar to
adzes constructed...
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Motutapu (Sacred Isle). Her name was
changed to
Hinauri due to her
darker mood.
Eventually Hinauri would be
welcomed by the
people of
Motutapu and...
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Moturaka Island Moturoa /
Rabbit Island Moturekareka Island Moturiki Island Motutapu Island Moutohora Island/Whale
Island Native Island Nee
Island Ngarango...
- predator-free offs**** islands,
Tiritiri Matangi, Kapiti, Maud, Mana and
Motutapu,
where they can be
viewed by the public. Additionally,
captive takahē can...
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guardian of fish. He is a son of Tangaroa, the god of the sea. His home at
Motutapu (sacred island) is
surrounded with
pools for
breeding fish. He also has...
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Bells Island, and
Bests Island in
Tasman Bay The
Hauraki Gulf
islands of
Motutapu Island and
Rangitoto Island are
connected at low tide The
Okatakata Islands...
