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Twizel (/ˈtwaɪzəl/) is the
largest town in the
Mackenzie District, in the
Canterbury Region of the
South Island of New Zealand. The town was
founded in...
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Twizell Bridge (also
spelt Twizel Bridge) is a
Tudor arch
bridge which crosses the
River Till near Duddo,
Northumberland in the
Northeast of England. It...
- The
Twizel River is a
river of the
Mackenzie Basin, in the
Canterbury region of New Zealand's
South Island. It is part of the
Waitaki River system. It...
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Fairlie (pop. 960) – seat of the
district Mount Cook
Village (pop. 160)
Twizel (pop. 1,780) – the district's
largest town Lake
Tekapo (pop. 610) Other...
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Twizell Castle (also
spelt Twizel) is a
Grade II*
listed building and a
Scheduled Ancient Monument which stands on a bend of the
River Till at Tillmouth...
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convenience store. The
nearest supermarket is 65
kilometres (40 mi) away in
Twizel, the
closest town.
There is a self-service
petrol pump
behind the hotel...
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traditional boundary of the
Canterbury and
Otago provinces, with the town of
Twizel two
kilometres to the north. The lake
takes its name from the Ruataniwha...
- Tekapo. The main
settlements within the
reserve are
Mount Cook Village,
Twizel, and Lake
Tekapo (town). The
night sky
brightness in the
reserve ranks at...
- in from Roxburgh, were
trucked away
again and
moved to the next site in
Twizel.
Today Otematata supports the dam,
although with
advances in technology...
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Pukaki and the hydro-electric
system of the area
around Twizel once on
sealed roads.
Towards Twizel, the
cycle trail leads across the
Pukaki Flats, an area...
