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Aoraki /
Mount Cook is the
highest mountain in New Zealand. Its height, as of 2014[update], is
listed as 3,724
metres (12,218 feet). It is
situated in...
- main-belt
asteroid discovered in 1985
Aoraki /
Mount Cook
National Park, a
National Park
centred on
Aoraki /
Mount Cook
Aoraki Mackenzie International Dark Sky...
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Aoraki /
Mount Cook
National Park is a
national park
located in the
Canterbury Region in the central-west of the
South Island of New Zealand. It was established...
- The
Aoraki Mackenzie International Dark Sky
Reserve is an area of 4,367 km2 (1,686 sq mi) that was
designated as an
International Dark Sky
Reserve by the...
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Mount Cook Village,
officially Aoraki /
Mount Cook, is
located within New Zealand's
Aoraki /
Mount Cook
National Park at the end of
State Highway 80,...
- 171.24694°E / -44.39972; 171.24694
Aoraki Polytechnic was a
public New
Zealand tertiary education institution.
Aoraki Polytechnic's main
campus was based...
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completed his
first major climb,
reaching the
summit of
Mount Ollivier, near
Aoraki /
Mount Cook in the
Southern Alps.
Climbing brought new friends;
Harry Ayres...
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South Island Te Waka o
Aoraki,
referring to
another Māori
legend called the
story of
Aoraki, as
after the
world was created,
Aoraki and his
three brothers...
- and Te
Waipounamu ('the
waters of greenstone') or Te Waka o
Aoraki ('the
canoe of
Aoraki') for the
South Island.
Early European maps
labelled the islands...
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Aoraki was a New
Zealand parliamentary electorate that
existed for four
parliamentary terms from 1996 to 2008. It was held by Jim
Sutton of the Labour...
