- The
Nokomai River (or
Rokomai River) is a
river in New Zealand,
officially named on 1
January 1931. It
rises on
Mount Tennyson and
flows south-westerly...
- the
manager at the
Nokomai workings, thus
creating a
unique three-generation gold
mining dynasty.
Between 1894 and 1932, the
Nokomai gold
miners won gold...
- Court, the
Environment Minister decided to
prevent damming of the river.
Nokomai patterned mire, in the
upper catchment, is part of a
relatively unmodified...
- the
south coast to the
central Otago goldfields and
nearby goldfield at
Nokomai. The
hotel operated for a century, then was a
tearoom for a
number of years...
- 717°E / -46.567; 168.717 • elevation Sea
level Length 240 km (150 mi) Basin features
Tributaries • left
Nokomai River,
Waikaia River,
Mokoreta River...
- in the district,
though in
earlier times gold mining,
centred on
nearby Nokomai, was also significant. In
recent decades tourist numbers have grown. The...
- the
Hunter Valley Fault and
southern continuation as the
Nevis and West
Nokomai faults. At the
coast the
Settlement Fault (essentially in
Southland but...
- its
tributaries (and
later would help
settlements such as
Waikaia and
Nokomai flourish).
However the
first "gold rush" wasn't
until the mid-1860s when...
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Ngaruroro River Ngatau River Ngatiawa River Ngunguru River Nina
River Nokomai River North Barlow River North Mathias River North Ōhau River, Canterbury...
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Railway 79
Lumsden 80
Mossburn Branch 89
Lowther 93 Five
Rivers 98 Eyre Cr**** 105
Parawa 110
Athol 118
Nokomai 120
Garston 126
Fairlight 140 Kingston...
