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Papatea Bay is one of
numerous small bays
which lie
between the
eastern end of the Bay of
Plenty and East Cape in the
northeast of New Zealand's North...
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resulted in
major uplift to its
coastal south east side as it
approached the
Papatea Fault. The
dextral Fidget Fault commences to the
south of the
Waiau Toa...
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landmark of the East Cape region,
which stands isolated close to the s**** of
Papatea Bay. The
church was
named as one of the East Cape/Gisborne region's "101...
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rocks are
exposed to the
north of the
Raukumara Range, from Whakatāne to
Papatea Bay.
Sandstones and
mudstones were
deposited over the
region in Cretaceous...
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Zealand botanist Peter James de
Lange from a
specimen he
collected near
Papatea Bay. The
description was
published in PhytoKeys. The
specific epithet (robusta)...
- The drum Ta'imoana was used
during human sacrifices. The
white rock Te
Papatea-o-Ru'ea on the
nearby beach (currently part of
marae Hauviri) was used...
- was born,
located on Tau in the Manu'a Islands.
After graduating from
Papatea,
Poumele joined the
Fitafita Guard in 1943, the
United States Navy in 1950...
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flows north from the
slopes of the Raukūmara Range,
reaching the sea at
Papatea Bay
close to the
small settlement of Raukokore. "Place name detail: Raukokore...
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Runaway statistical area,
which includes Tōrere, Hāwai, Ōmāio, Te Kaha,
Papatea Bay and Raukokore,
covers 1,568.88 km2 (605.75 sq mi) and had an estimated...
- 17 km (11 mi) Basin features
Progression Waikura River →
Raukokore River →
Papatea Bay → Bay of
Plenty →
Pacific Ocean Tributaries • left
Mangamaha Stream...
