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Paraparaumu (Māori: [
ˈpaɾapaˈɾaʉmʉ]) is a town in the south-western
North Island of New Zealand. It lies on the Kāpiti Coast, 55
kilometres (34 mi) north...
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Highway One: Ōtaki, Te Horo, Waikanae,
Paraparaumu,
Raumati Beach,
Raumati South, and Paekākāriki.
Paraparaumu is the most
populous of
these towns and...
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Paraparaumu Beach is a
coastal settlement on the Kāpiti
Coast of New Zealand's
North Island. It is
located west of the main
Paraparaumu township, 50 km...
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Paraparaumu College is a Year 9 to 13 co-educational
state school on the Kāpiti
Coast of New Zealand.
There is an
international student programme operating...
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previously called Paraparaumu Airport, is on the Kāpiti
Coast of New Zealand's
North Island,
between the
Wellington dormitory suburbs of
Paraparaumu Beach (to...
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Rugby Player of the Year in 2016.
Coles attended Paraparaumu Beach School. He
later attended Paraparaumu College and
Wellington College. In 2012, Coles...
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stops at 16 stations.
Until 20
February 2011 it was
known as the
Paraparaumu Line. The
Kapiti Line was
constructed by the
Wellington and Manawatu...
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Raumati South. It is
immediately to the south-west of the
larger town of
Paraparaumu. The
Maungakotukutuku area is
located immediately behind Raumati. "Raumati"...
- The 1936
Paraparaumu train wreck occurred on Sunday, 30
August 1936 near
Paraparaumu, New Zealand. A
train was
travelling from
Auckland to Wellington...
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north of the
river and Otaihanga/
Paraparaumu to the
south before entering the
Tasman Sea at
Waikanae –
Paraparaumu Beach.
Tributaries include the Maungakōtukutuku...
