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Waitahanui is a
village in the Taupō District,
Waikato region, New Zealand. The
village is on the
eastern s**** of Lake Taupō, 14 km (9 mi)
south of the...
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Waitahanui River is a
river in the
North Island of New Zealand. The
Waitahanui River is one of the
three main
rivers that flow into Lake Taupō (the...
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River (New Zealand's
longest river), and its main
tributaries are the
Waitahanui River, the
Tongariro River, and the
Tauranga Taupō River. It is a noted...
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Pukehina is a
beach and
township located in the
Western Bay of
Plenty District and Bay of
Plenty Region of New Zealand's
North Island. It
consists of a...
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located on the east side of Lake Taupō,
south of
Wharewaka and
north of
Waitahanui on
State Highway 1 just west of Taupō Airport. It is a po****r swimming/water...
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extruded some
years or
decades later,
forming the
Horomatangi Reefs and
Waitahanui Bank. Most of the
stages only
affected the
immediate surrounds of the...
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defeating Te
Wakaiti in
single combat. As
paramount chief he
based himself at
Waitahanui pa on the
Tongariro River delta,
where he
slowly built up his prestige...
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extruded some
years later,
helping form the
Horomatangi Reefs and
Waitahanui bank.
These later smaller eruptions of
unknown total size also created...
- (160)
Motuoapa (450) Oruatua-Te Rangiita-Waitetoko (170) Five Mile Bay-
Waitahanui (580)
Athenree (920)
Tanners Point (220)
Ongare Point-Kauri
Point (320)...
- with him. They
married at Mawake-Taupō's pā at
Kawerau and
settled at
Waitahanui,
where they had
eight children. Once he had
succeeded his
father as leader...
