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tidal lagoons. Its Māori name is Te
Kopua o
Matakamokamo,
meaning 'the
basin of
Matakamokamo'.
Matakamokamo is an
ancestral figure in Māori
mythology tradition...
- 174°50′58″E / 36.90495°S 174.849343°E / -36.90495; 174.849343 Te Kopua-o-
Matakamokamo / Tank Farm / Tuff
Crater 181.0 ± 2.0 46
metres (151 ft) 36°48′07″S 174°45′12″E...
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coastline of the suburb: Tank Farm, also
known as Tuff
Crater or Te Kōpua ō
Matakamokamo,
joined to the
south by
Onepoto (also
known as Te Kōpua ō Matakerepo)...
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formations on
Takapuna Beach. Two
tupua (children of the Fire God Mataaho),
Matakamokamo and his wife Matakerepo,
lived on Te Rua Maunga, a
mountain located at...
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coastline of Northcote: Tank Farm, also
known as Tuff
Crater or Te Kōpua ō
Matakamokamo,
joined to the
south by
Onepoto (also
known as Te Kōpua ō Matakerepo)...
- s****s of
Shoal Bay: Tank Farm, also
known as Tuff
Crater or Te Kōpua ō
Matakamokamo,
joined to the
south by
Onepoto (also
known as Te Kōpua ō Matakerepo)...
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turning them to
stone and
forming the
craters Onepoto and Te
Kopua o
Matakamokamo (Tank Farm)
where they stood.
Mataaho is also
involved in the stories...
