- Cape
Reinga / Te
Rerenga Wairua (/ˈreɪŋə/;
sometimes spelled Rēinga, Māori: Te
Rerenga Wairua) is the
northwestern most tip of the Aupōuri Peninsula, at...
-
found in New Zealand:
Reinga apica Forster & Wilton, 1973 – New
Zealand Reinga aucklandensis (Marples, 1959) – New
Zealand Reinga grossa Forster & Wilton...
- Cape
Reinga Lighthouse is a
lighthouse at Cape
Reinga in the
Northland Region of the
North Island of New Zealand. It is
owned and
operated by Maritime...
- (1,900 mi)
along the
length of the country's two main
islands from Cape
Reinga to Bluff.
Officially opened in 2011, it is made up of a
mixture of previously...
-
accidentally discovered the
species while searching for
liverworts near Cape
Reinga. It was
first described by
botanist John
Dawson in a 1985
article in the...
- of 13
uninhabited islands about 55
kilometres (34 mi)
northwest of Cape
Reinga / Te
Rerenga Wairua, New Zealand,
where the
South Pacific Ocean and Tasman...
- taylorii,
commonly known in
English as wood rose and in Māori as te pua o te
rēinga ("flower of the underworld"), is a
fully parasitic flowering plant, the...
-
Reinga grossa is a
species of
spider in the
family Desidae that is
endemic to New Zealand. This
species was
described by Ray
Forster and
Cecil Wilton in...
-
south of Cape
Maria van
Diemen and
about 10
kilometres (6 mi)
south of Cape
Reinga / Te
Rerenga Wairua. The
beach is
officially a
public highway and is used...
- runs
throughout the two main
islands from Cape
Reinga in the
north to
Bluff in the south. Cape
Reinga is
sometimes po****rly
thought to be the northernmost...
