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Kaitorete Spit is a long
finger of land
which extends along the
coast of
Canterbury in the
South Island of New Zealand. It runs west from
Banks Peninsula...
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separated from the
Pacific Ocean by the long, narrow,
sandy Kaitorete Spit, or more
correctly Kaitorete Barrier. It lies
partially in
extreme southeastern Selwyn...
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enclosed by the
Kaitorete Spit or
hapua which form at river-coast
interface such as at the
mouth of the
Rakaia River. The
Kaitorete Spit in Canterbury...
- Hapuku, is a
settlement in Canterbury, New Zealand, at the
eastern end of
Kaitorete Spit and the
southern end of Lake Forsyth,
where the lake
discharges to...
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resource consents for
developing at
Kaitorete Spit.
While certain authorisations had been
obtained for
Kaitorete, such as
stormwater and air discharge...
- City and
Selwyn District Large shallow lagoon,
separated from the sea by
Kaitorete Spit 43°48′00″S 172°28′00″E / 43.80000°S 172.46667°E / -43.80000; 172...
- po****tion (2,500 of 2,800)
occur on
private land at
Kaitorete Spit
south of Lake Ellesmere, and even at
Kaitorete there are very few
young plants. Most wild po****tions...
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optimized for
small satellite launches. The
company originally planned to use
Kaitorete Spit as
their primary launch site and
Mahia Peninsula as a
secondary one...
- the
Kaitorete Spit area
although it had been
recorded in the
Manorburn Ecological District. This
species inhabits the
foredune area of
Kaitorete Spit...
- in Leeston. She was
raised in the Ngāi Tahu
settlement of
Taumutu near
Kaitorete Spit.
Although there were
weavers at her
marae she didn't
learn from them...