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Seddonville is a
lightly po****ted
locality on the West
Coast of New Zealand's
South Island. It is most
famous for the
historical role it pla**** in New...
- The
Seddonville Branch,
later truncated as the Ngākawau Branch, is a
branch line
railway in the West
Coast region of New Zealand's
South Island. Construction...
- Victoria, a
suburb Seddon railway station Seddon, New Zealand, a town
Seddonville, a
locality Seddon Atkinson,
former British vehicle manufacturer This...
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Russell Saint Andrews Saint Arnaud Saint Bathans Sanson Seacliff Seddon Seddonville Sefton Shannon*
Sheffield S****y
Beach Silverdale Snells Beach* Spring...
- on 31
December 1875; this line
ultimately reached Seddonville in 1895 and was
known as the
Seddonville Branch. From this beginning, an
isolated network...
- exercise, he
investigated a
route to
connect the
Nelson Section to the
Seddonville Branch. Such a
route would have
departed from the
planned route for the...
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mines and gold towns.
There was also a dray road that
started south of
Seddonville and went
along the Mōkihinui River; the
first land
access to Karamea...
- on the West Coast. In that capacity, he
visited the
Clydevale mine at
Seddonville with
other directors on 7
September 1925. They
travelled in one of the...
- the
localities of
Mokihinui and
Summerlea are near the river's mouth,
Seddonville is a few
kilometres up the river, and just
prior to its terminus, State...
- was
opened to Mokihinui; it
ultimately ran
through to
Seddonville and was
known as the
Seddonville Branch. P****engers were
carried on
mixed trains until...
