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Rakaia is a town
sited on the
southern banks of the
Rakaia River on the
Canterbury Plains in New Zealand's
South Island,
approximately 57 km
south of Christchurch...
- The
Rakaia River is in the
Canterbury Plains in New Zealand's
South Island. The
Rakaia River is one of the
largest braided rivers in New Zealand. The Rakaia...
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Rakaia Gorge is
located on the
Rakaia River in
inland Canterbury in New Zealand's
South Island. Like its neighbour, the
Waimakariri River, the
Rakaia...
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Rakaia is a town in Canterbury, New Zealand. It may also
refer to: MV
Rakaia, a
British cargo liner in
service 1946-71
Rakaia River, one of the largest...
- The
Rakaia Bridge is New Zealand's
longest road
bridge and
crosses the
Rakaia River, one of Canterbury's
large braided rivers. The
present bridge was...
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Rakaia was a New
Zealand parliamentary electorate in the
Canterbury region from 1972 to 1978 and 1993 to 2008. The seat was held by
former Prime Minister...
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Rakaia:
Rakaia antipodiana Hirst, 1926 – New
Zealand Rakaia australis Forster, 1952 – New
Zealand Rakaia collaris Roewer, 1942 – New
Zealand Rakaia digitata...
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Abercorn was a
cargo and p****enger ship that was
built in 1944,
renamed MV
Rakaia in 1946 and
remained in
service until 1971.
Empire Abercorn was
built by...
- The
Rakaia railway accident at
Rakaia, Canterbury, New
Zealand on the
evening of Sa****ay, 11
March 1899
occurred when the
second of two
excursion trains...
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Parliament at the 1987 election,
winning the
Ashburton electorate (later
renamed Rakaia). When the
National Party returned to
power in 1990, she was
appointed to...
