- The
Ngaruroro River is
located in the
eastern North Island of New Zealand. It runs for a
total of 164
kilometres southeast from the
Kaweka Range, Kaimanawa...
- North-Gisborne Line
crossing the
Tutaekuri River also collapsed. The
Ngaruroro River also
breached its banks,
flooding the town of
Omahu where 20 people...
-
constituency returned three councillors to the
regional council. The
Ngaruroro constituency returned one
councillor to the
regional council. The Central...
- and was
built upon the stony, arid
soils of the
abandoned course of the
Ngaruroro River.
Although the land
seemed worthless back then, it has subsequently...
- of Taihape, and
reaches the sea just to the
south of Napier,
where the
Ngaruroro and
Clive Rivers join it. Ngāti Pārau,
which is the
local Māori hapū (sub-tribe)...
- flow into
Hawke Bay,
including among them the Tutaekuri, Mohaka, and
Ngaruroro Rivers. The
highest point in the
range is
Kaweka J (1,724
metres (5,656 ft))...
- over the last 250,000
years from
sediment deposited by the Tutaekuri,
Ngaruroro and
Tukituki Rivers and from
coastal marine deposits. It
consists of layers...
- been
diverted away from the
lagoon to
enter the sea at the
mouth of the
Ngaruroro River. The land rise in the
earthquake drained much of the lagoon, leaving...
- Whanganui-a-Orotū
covers the area
roughly from the
Mohaka River down to the
Ngaruroro River (i.e. the
northern part of
Hastings District plus Napier). There...
- on
State Highway 50, north-west of
Hastings on the
north bank of the
Ngaruroro River. The New
Zealand Ministry for
Culture and
Heritage gives a translation...
