- The
Mātakitaki River is
located in the
north of New Zealand's
South Island. An
upper tributary of the
Buller River, it
flows north and west for 65 kilometres...
-
northern banks of the
mouth of the
Matukituki River,
which they
called "
Mātakitaki".
Ovens for
cooking tī kōuka (cabbage tree)
roots have been
found at several...
- The
Glenroy River is a
tributary of the
Mātakitaki River in the
north of the
South Island of New Zealand. It is
widely known as a
short class 4
river (River...
- yet-unnamed
Powelliphanta species,
provisionally known as
Powelliphanta "
Matakitaki". This is one of the
amber snails. It is an
undescribed species of large...
- 2023, the name of the cape was
officially gazetted as Cape
Palliser /
Mātakitaki-a-Kupe,
following the
enactment of the Ngāti
Kahungunu ki
Wairarapa Tāmaki...
- the "Four
Rivers Plain", at the
confluence of the
Buller River and the
Mātakitaki River. The
other two
rivers are the
Mangles River, and the
Matiri River...
-
attacked Ngāti Pāoa in Auckland, Ngāti Maru in Thames,
Waikato tribes at
Matakitaki, and Te
Arawa at Lake Rotorua,
heavily defeating them all. In 1825 he...
- town,
between the Waipā
River and the
Mangapiko Stream, is the site of
Mātakitaki pā. This was the
location of a Māori
battle in May 1822
between invading...
-
valleys (including Travers, Sabine, D'Urville and the
upper reaches of the
Mātakitaki).
Mountain peaks in the park have
elevations ranging from approximately...
- 60448°S 175.26616°E / -41.60448; 175.26616
Location Cape
Palliser /
Mātakitaki-a-Kupe
Formed by
Tectonic uplift Etymology From Māori: The
sails of Kupe...
