Image Fiordland Lake Marian.jpg thumb Lake Marian in Fiordland National Park near the Homer Tunnel on the road ... Gully in Fiordland , seen between the mountains on the far side of a fjord . Fiordland is a geographic ... the western most third of Southland Region Southland . Most of Fiordland is dominated by the steep .... Indeed, the name Fiordland comes from a variant spelling of the North Germanic languages Scandinavian word for this type of steep valley, fjord . Fiordland features a number of fiords often misnamed ... larger and has more, and longer, branches but is also less accessible . Situated within Fiordland are Browne ... 2010 History Fiordland has never had any significant permanent population. Even the Maori only visited ... Anita Bay and the mouth of Milford Sound. ref http www.fiordland.org.nz Explore Fiordland Fiordlands ... into Cunaris Sound and Long Sound respectively Ecology The area has been categorised as the Fiordland ... of endemism endemic plants. Much of Fiordland is heavily forested except for locations where surface ... and one indigenous reptile, the Fiordland skink Oligosoma acrinasum . ref http www.worldwildlife.org wildworld profiles terrestrial aa aa0403 full.html ref Most of the area is covered by the Fiordland National Park , part of the Te Wahipounamu World Heritage Site . Fiordland National Park has an area ... Areas. Several offshore areas are protected as part of Fiordland s marine reserves . Demographics Economy Fiordland has never had more than a few human inhabitants and is the least populated area ... external web CommProfiles.nsf FindInfobyArea 612901 au Population from the Fiordland Community Profile ... close by in Fiordland depending on definition are Manapouri and Te Anau township, which has under ... . ref http www.fishingmag.co.nz fiordland.htm Fiordland Groper from fishingmag.co.nz website. Accessed .... Visitor spending in Fiordland was NZ 92 million in 2003, and 1,017 people were employed full time in the Fiordland tourism industry, with an additional 1,900 people considered to be employed ... more details
Taxobox name Fiordland Penguin status VU status system IUCN3.1 trend down image Fiordland penguin Mattern .jpg image width 200px regnum Animal ia phylum Chordate Chordata classis bird Aves ordo penguins Sphenisciformes familia Spheniscidae genus Crested penguin Eudyptes species E. pachyrhynchus binomial Eudyptes pachyrhynchus binomial authority G R Gray , 1845 range map Fiordland Penguin distribution map.png range map caption Distribution of the Fiordland Penguin The Fiordland Crested Penguin Eudyptes ... New Zealand . It breeds along the Fiordland coast and its outlying islands as well as on Stewart Island Rakiura . Taxonomy Also known as the Fiordland Crested Penguin, the Fiordland Penguin was described ... in dense temperate forest. It breeds along the Fiordland coast and its outlying islands as well as on Stewart Island Rakiura . Diet The main prey species reported for Fiordland penguins are cephalopods ... of cephalopods might be exaggerated. ref van Heezik, Y Diet of the Fiordland Crested penguin ... is vulnerable External links http www.penguin.net.nz species fiord index.html Fiordland Penguins Penguins in New Zealand http www.penguins.cl fiordland penguins.htm Fiordland penguins from the International ... World Fiordland penguin http www.pinguins.info www.pinguins.info information about all species of penguins cite web url http www.photovolcanica.com PenguinSpecies Fiordland FiordlandCrestedPenguinPhotos.html title Fiordland Penguin publisher Photo Volcaniaca author Roscoe, R accessdate 13 April 2008 http www.penguins.com.au blog penguin species fiordland penguin Fiordland Penguin www.penguins.com.au ... Fiordland Category Penguins Category Vulnerable fauna of Australia Category Animals described in 1845 zh min nan Fiordland Khi g br Mank Fjordland ca Ping de Fiordland cs Tu k novoz landsk de Dickschnabelpinguin es Eudyptes pachyrhynchus fr Gorfou du Fiordland it Eudyptes pachyrhynchus lt ... pl Pingwin grubodzioby pt Pinguim de fiordland ru sr ... more details
Taxobox name Fiordland skink status LC status system IUCN3.1 image image width regnum Animalia phylum Chordata classis Reptilia ordo Squamata subordo Lacertilia familia Scincidae genus Oligosoma species O. acrinasum binomial Oligosoma acrinasum binomial authority Hardy, 1977 synonyms The Fiordland skink , Oligosoma acrinasum , is a species of skink endemism endemic to the Fiordland temperate forests ecoregion of South Island , New Zealand . The Fiordland skink is found on two mainland locations and the exposed rocky shores of numerous islands along the Fiordland coast Patterson 2000 . full Their distribution has declined due to introduced predator s Molloy 1994 . full Currently it lives only on intertidal zone foreshore rocks and boulder beaches on the Fiordland coast. Despite these threats the species has managed to survive on the coast and has not been evaluated as a threatened species by the IUCN . This species was successfully translocated to Hawea Island in 1988. References Australasian Reptile & Amphibian Specialist Group 1996. http www.iucnredlist.org apps redlist details 178264 0 Oligosoma acrinasum . 2006 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species . Retrieved 31 March 2011. Wikispecies Oligosoma acrinasum Category Oligosoma Category Reptiles of New Zealand skink stub ... more details
Infobox school name Fiordland College seal image motto Reward for effort type State co ed secondary year 7 13 established address 4 Howden Street, Te Anau coordinates coord 45.4091 167.7238 region NZ STL type edu display inline,title principal Linda Miller roll 248 decile 8 MOE 400 homepage http www.fiordlandcollege.co.nz www.fiordlandcollege.co.nz Fiordland College is a co educational state secondary school. It is one of the two schools in Te Anau , New Zealand. Te Anau is situated on the shores of Lake Te Anau, at the gateway to New Zealand s largest National Park. Facilities Fiordland College offers its students excellent facilities, including a well equipped library and heated swimming pool. External links http www.nzqa.govt.nz providers details.do?providerId 100805001 NZQA Provider details Category Secondary schools in New Zealand Category Fiordland Category Schools in the Southland Region ... more details
Taxobox name Fiordland brotula image image caption regnum Animalia phylum Chordata classis Actinopterygii ordo Ophidiiformes familia Bythitidae genus Fiordichthys genus authority Paulin, 1995 species F. slartibartfasti binomial Fiordichthys slartibartfasti binomial authority Paulin, 1995 The Fiordland brotula , Fiordichthys slartibartfasti , is a rare viviparous brotula of the family biology family Bythitidae , the only member of the genus Fiordichthys . It is found only in the Fiordland region of the South Island of New Zealand . References FishBase species genus Fiordichthys species slartibartfasti month June year 2006 Category Bythitidae Category Endemic marine fish of New Zealand nl Fiordichthys no Fiordichthys slartibartfasti pl Fiordichthys slartibartfasti ... more details
to edit the main content of the article. Infobox Protected area name Fiordland National Park iucn category II map Fiordland NP.svg map caption New Zealand with Fiordland National Park in green map width ... Infobox template table Fiordland National Park occupies the southwest corner of the South Island, New ... sign.jpg thumb 200px An entry to Fiordland National Park. Image M Mudflats.jpg thumb 200px Eastern Fiordland NZ Image On Lake Te Anau.jpg thumb 200px Lake Te Anau Image Milford Sheerdown Peak.jpg ... . From one of the peaks within Fiordland National Park, a view of Mount Aspiring Tititea to the far north can be observed. ref New Zealand Department of Tourist and Publicity. 1906 ref Fiordland ... of the Fiordland temperate forests ecoregion . Vegetation and wildlife The wildlife in this area ... discolor . ref C. Michael Hogan. 2009 ref Public access Road access to Fiordland is restricted ... Track s all in or close to the park. Fiordland is a challenging tramping destination. There are few ... The current government of New Zealand has indicated that areas of Fiordland National Park may ... Fiordland. Helicopter hunting Main Helicopter based hunting in Fiordland Red deer were introduced to New Zealand in the 1850s and they subsequently colonised the Fiordland Park area. Citation needed ... 1970s, the deer population in Fiordland had been severely reduced, and combined with a flourishing ... links Commons category Fiordland National Park http www.doc.govt.nz templates PlaceProfile.aspx?id 38468 Department of Conservation information on Fiordland National Park http www.doc.govt.nz upload documents conservation marine and coastal fiordlandcoastalnewsletter oct07.pdf Fiordland Coastal Newsletter National Parks of New Zealand Category Fiordland Category National parks of New Zealand ... R cisc Edisc de Fiordland Nationalpark es Parque Nacional de Fiordland fr Parc national de Fiordland ko it Parco nazionale Fiordland he mk ... more details
There are ten marine reserves in Fiordland region of New Zealand s South Island. They protect a wide variety of species and habitats. ref http www.doc.govt.nz conservation marine and coastal marine protected areas marine reserves a z fiordlands marine reserves ref The original two reserves were established at the request of New Zealand Federation of Commercial Fishermen in 1993. ref Warne, Kennedy. Blue Haven New Zealand marine reserves are a model for the world. National Geographic Magazine April 2007. http ngm.nationalgeographic.com 2007 04 new zealand coast warne text ref An additional eight reserves were established on the recommendation of the Guardians of Fiordland in 2005. ref http www.doc.govt.nz conservation marine and coastal marine protected areas marine reserves a z fiordlands marine reserves facts fiordland marine reserves a z hawea clio rocks ref Hawea Clio Rocks Marine Reserve Established in 2005 and covers 411 hectares. It is known for its deep water habitat and vertical wall reefs. Kahukura Gold Arm Marine Reserve Established in 2005 and covers 464 hectares. It is known for being a very sheltered area inhabited by black and read coral. Kutu Parera Gaer Arm Marine Reserve Established in 2005 and covers 433 hectares. It is known for its estuary and shallow water environments. Moana Uta Wet Jacket Arm Marine Reserve Established in 2005 and covers 2,007 hectares. It covers ... of the most popular sites in Fiordland for recreational diving. Taipari Roa Elizabeth Island ... dolphins, Fiordland Penguin Fiordland crested penguins , and yellow glass sponges. Taumoana Five ... in 2005 and covers 499 hectares. It is one of the least visited of the ten Fiordland marine reserves ... areas marine reserves a z fiordlands marine reserves facts fiordland marine reserves a z Department of Conservation Fiordland marine reserves A Z http www.marinenz.org.nz index.php the undersea world marine reserves fiordland marineNZ.org Fiordland Marine Reserves New Zealand topics Category Marine ... more details
File 1025 logo workup cut.jpg thumb right 350px Tim Mann Design The FIORDLAND TRAILS TRUST , New Zealand , was formed in March 2007, and is an Organisation, with Charitable and Donee Status. The Group was set up in response to the need for a Recreational Cycleway linking the Towns of Manapouri and Te Anau , ref http homepages.ihug.co.nz bobm Fiordland Trails index.html ref much of which has high scenic and recreational values. The Trust aims to establish a regional Trail Network link up, of existing trails In the Fiordland and Northern Southland area. File Titiroa & Lake.jpg thumb right 340px Terrain of Fiordland National Park 1st Press Release The Fiordland Focus ran an article on July 4, 2007 announcing the formation of the Fiordland Trails Trust under the guidance of Diana Zadravec of Venture Southland and Warwick Cambridge of Preston Russell Law. the Mission Statement The mission statement of the Trust group is To promote, plan, fund, develop and establish a functional and high quality interconnected network of trails for walking, hiking, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding and any similar non motorised recreational leisure activities covering the area of Te Anau, Fiordland including the Mavora Lakes Southland, New Zealand as the Trustees in their absolute discretion shall ... or economic wellbeing of residents or visitors to that area . The Fiordland Trails Trust is working ... Community Development Association. At the same time Shaun Cantwell a Te Anau teacher from Fiordland ... Bellerby, Dave Kelly, Dr Steve Hoskings. A Friends of the Fiordland Trails Trust campaign was recently ... with the Fiordland National Parks recreational assets. Feasibility Study In May 2010 Southern ... http www.infonews.co.nz news.cfm?id 16363 http www.adventuremagazine.co.nz 2008 03 11 fiordland trails ... http www.pipeworkz.com Advocate Fiordland 20Advocate 20 20Pg 203 20 20Mar6.jpg ... 3821043 Mountainbike tracks possible in park Category Fiordland Category Environmental organisations ... more details
Use dmy dates date August 2011 Earthquake title 2009 Fiordland earthquake date Start date 15 July 2009 image map 2009 New Zealand earthquake.jpg magnitude 7.8 Moment magnitude scale M sub w sub depth convert 12 km mi 0 location coord 45.721 S 166.643 E display inline,title countries affected NZ br AUS tsunami convert 17 cm in abbr on casualties 0 aftershocks 100 The 2009 Fiordland earthquake was a magnitude 7.8 earthquake ref name USGS cite web url http earthquake.usgs.gov eqcenter eqinthenews 2009 us2009jcap title Magnitude 7.8 OFF WEST COAST OF THE SOUTH ISLAND, N.Z. date 15 July 2009 , 09 22 32 UTC publisher USGS accessdate 2009 07 15 archiveurl http web.archive.org web 20090812231210 http ... was centred in the remote region of Fiordland , with the epicentre located convert 150 km mi abbr on west north west of Invercargill near Dusky Sound in Fiordland National Park , at a depth of convert ... ref cite news url http www.stuff.co.nz national 2607339 Weaker more frequent Fiordland aftershocks title Weaker, more frequent Fiordland aftershocks work Stuff.co.nz author NZPA date 19 07 2009 archiveurl ... Press Association NZPA , Fairfax date 15 July 2009 title Fiordland quake measures 7.8 url http www.stuff.co.nz national 2597897 Fiordland quake measures 7 8 publisher stuff.co.nz accessdate 2009 .... ref name NZHaftershocks Landslides in the Fiordland National Park near Dusky Sound cleared large tracts of forest. ref name NZHaftershocks Tsunami File NASA fiordland 2009 earthquake.png thumb ... cite news url http tvnz.co.nz national news fiordland quake causes evacuation in sydney 2849163 title Fiordland quake causes evacuation in Sydney work Television New Zealand News date 16 July 2009 archiveurl ... cite web url http www.geonet.org.nz news article jul 16 2009 fiordland quake biggest for 80 years.html publisher Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences work GeoNet title Fiordland quake biggest ... Zealand Fiordland 2009 Category 2009 earthquakes Fiordland 2009 Category 2009 in New Zealand Fiordland ... more details
unreferenced date February 2007 main Hunting in New Zealand Helicopter hunting of deer has occurred in the Fiordland area of New Zealand since the 1960s. As long ago as the 1920s, introduced Europe an deer plagued the Fiordland National Park to the detriment of the native New Zealand flora and fauna . The New Zealand government placed a bounty reward bounty on the deer, paying local hunters for each animal removed from the park. With the market for venison and deerskin, by the 1960s this had proved a lucrative enough business for several hunters to invest in helicopter s, to travel fast through the rugged landscape. Deer populations plummeted as a result, and competition among hunters grew more fierce. Accusations of sabotage and the flouting of rules became common in this unregulated industry. Combined with a growing farm raised deer industry, and the impact of New Zealand government s efforts to poison the wild deer population with Sodium fluoroacetate 1080 poison , the helicopter hunting market declined steeply. However, its legacy lives on, as former hunting helicopters as of 2009 alt these days carry tourists and hunters into the New Zealand wilderness. Methods of capture One method of capturing feral deer involved flying beside the fleeing deer and casting a capture net over the deer. Immediately afterwards a crew member would jump from the helicopter and tie and place the deer into livey bags for carrying out to the waiting farmers. History European settlers imported red deer into New Zealand and released them into the forests starting in the 1860s, along with many other introduced animals. The environment proved perfect for a population explosion, the result being widespread damage both to vegetation and to farmers grazing. The New Zealand government, in order to solve ..., either in huts, or living on moored vessels in the Fiordland sounds, used as helipad helicopter pad ... Based Hunting In Fiordland Category Fiordland Category Hunting in New Zealand ... more details
unreferenced date September 2009 The Franklin Mountains of New Zealand are a group of peaks in the southwestern area of the South Island , located between Bligh Sound and Lake Te Anau , within Fiordland National Park . coord 44 55 S 167 45 E region NZ type mountain display title Category Mountain ranges of New Zealand Category Fiordland Category Geography of the Southland Region Southland geo stub ... more details
Entry Islands may refer to Entry Islands Kitikmeot Region, Nunavut Entry Islands Qikiqtaaluk Region, Nunavut May also refer to Entry Island , an island off the coast of Quebec in the Magdalen Islands archipelago. Entry Island, an island off the coast of Fiordland in New Zealand the waters around which are protected by the Fiordland s marine reserves Moana Uta Wet Jacket Arm Marine Reserve geodis Category Article Feedback 5 ... more details
Infobox river river name Whitewater River image name image size caption origin mouth basin countries New Zealand length elevation mouth elevation discharge watershed The Whitewater River is a river in Fiordland , New Zealand , flowing eastward into George Sound. See also List of rivers of New Zealand References LINZ id name Whitewater River New Zealand accessdate 12 July 2009 coord missing New Zealand Category Fiordland Category Rivers of the Southland Region Southland geo stub ... more details
Bligh Sound is a Sound geography sound of the South Island of New Zealand , named in 1809 by John Grono , after the ship Governor Bligh in honour of the Governor of New South Wales , William Bligh . It is located in Fiordland , 30 kilometres southwest of Milford Sound , and is 15 kilometres in length. The sound forms a crooked Z shape its innermost arm is known as Bounty Haven. Category Coastline of New Zealand Category Fiordland Southland geo stub ... more details
Castle River may refer to New Zealand Castle River Marlborough , a tributary of the Awatere River Castle River Southland , in Fiordland National Park Castle River Wellington , a tributary of the Opouawe River, Southeast Wairarapa geodis ... more details
Infobox waterfall name Humboldt Falls photo Humboldt Falls.jpg photo caption Humboldt Falls location Fiordland , New Zealand coords watercourse Hollyford River type Horsetail height Convert 275 m ft world rank Humboldt Falls is a waterfall located in the Hollyford River Hollyford Valley in the Fiordland district of New Zealand . They fall 275 metres in three drops the largest of the three drops is 134 metres high. ref cite web url http www.world waterfalls.com waterfall.php?num 211 title Humboldt Falls in the World Waterfall Database accessdate 2008 06 11 ref coord 44.6998 168.1352 display title References reflist Category Waterfalls of New Zealand Category Fiordland Waterfall stub Southland geo stub fa tg ... more details
Infobox river river name Windward River image name image size caption origin mouth basin countries New Zealand length elevation mouth elevation discharge watershed The Windward River is a river in Fiordland , New Zealand , flowing into Gold Arm, Charles Sound. The estuary of the Windward River is protected by the Fiordland s marine reserves Kahukura Gold Arm Marine Reserve . See also List of rivers of New Zealand References LINZ id name Windward River accessdate 12 July 2009 coord missing New Zealand Category Fiordland Category Rivers of the Southland Region Southland geo stub ... more details
, pp.282 283. ref Fauna Fiordland Penguin s breed on Breaksea. Since rat eradication various threatened ... the saddleback bird Saddleback , yellowhead bird Yellowhead , Oligosoma acrinasum Fiordland Skink ... norvegicus from Hawea Island, Fiordland, using brodifacoum journal New Zealand Journal of Ecology ... land and freshwater australasias top 25 restoration projects fiordland islands restoration project implementation title Fiordland Islands restoration project implementation accessdate 18 February 2010 ... land and freshwater australasias top 25 restoration projects fiordland islands restoration Fiordland ... Zealand Category Island restoration Category Fiordland Southland geo stub ... more details
Infobox River river name Camelot River image name image size caption origin Confluence of Elaine Stream and Cozette Burn mouth Bradshaw Sound basin countries New Zealand length convert 5 km mi elevation mouth elevation discharge watershed The Camelot River is a river of Fiordland National Park , New Zealand . It is formed from the confluence of the Elaine Stream and Cozette Burn and flows west into the Gaer Arm of Bradshaw Sound . The estuary is protected by the Fiordland s marine reserves Kutu Parera Gaer Arm Marine Reserve . See also List of rivers of New Zealand References http www.linz.govt.nz placenames search index.aspx Land Information New Zealand Search for Place Names coord 45 19 S 167 13 E display title region NZ type river source GNS enwiki Category Fiordland Category Rivers of the Southland Region Southland geo stub ... more details
Infobox River river name Coal River image name image size caption origin Fiordland National Park mouth Tasman Sea basin countries New Zealand length km 13 elevation m 645 mouth elevation m 0 discharge watershed The Coal River is a river of Fiordland , New Zealand . It rises south of Stephens Peak and flows south westward into the Tasman Sea , draining Lakes Beattie, Swan and Paradise. ref cite book title Reed New Zealand Atlas year 2004 isbn 0 7900 0952 8 author Peter Dowling editor publisher Reed Books pages Map 96 nopp true ref See also List of rivers of New Zealand References reflist http www.linz.govt.nz placenames search index.aspx Land Information New Zealand Search for Place Names coord 45 29 48 S 166 43 37 E display title region NZ STL type river scale 100000 Category Fiordland Category Rivers of the Southland Region Southland geo stub ... more details
Infobox River river name Dark River, New Zealand image name image size caption origin Franklin Mountains, New Zealand Franklin Mountains mouth Lake Grave basin countries New Zealand length elevation mouth elevation m 110 discharge watershed The Dark River, New Zealand is a river of Fiordland , New Zealand . It rises west of Barrier Peak and flows westward through Fiordland National Park into Lake Grave , which drains into Sutherland Sound . ref cite book title Reed New Zealand Atlas year 2004 isbn 0 7900 0952 8 author Peter Dowling editor publisher Reed Books pages Map 94 nopp true ref See also List of rivers of New Zealand References reflist http www.linz.govt.nz placenames search index.aspx Land Information New Zealand Search for Place Names coord 44 49 42 S 167 36 40 E display title region NZ STL type river scale 100000 Category Fiordland Category Rivers of the Southland Region Southland geo stub ... more details
Infobox River river name Edith River image name image size caption origin Fiordland National Park mouth Lake Alice, Southland Lake Alice basin countries New Zealand length elevation mouth elevation discharge watershed The Edith River is a river of Fiordland , New Zealand . It rises to the west of the Edith Saddle and flows westward into Lake Alice, Southland Lake Alice , which drains into George Sound . ref cite book title Reed New Zealand Atlas year 2004 isbn 0 7900 0952 8 author Peter Dowling editor publisher Reed Books pages map 94 ref See also List of rivers of New Zealand References reflist http www.linz.govt.nz placenames search index.aspx Land Information New Zealand Search for Place Names coord 44 58 S 167 31 E display title region NZ type river source GNS enwiki scale 100000 Category Fiordland Category Rivers of the Southland Region Southland geo stub ... more details
distinguish2 George River, Marlborough , a tributary of the Tone River, New Zealand Infobox River river name George River image name image size caption origin Fiordland mouth George Sound basin countries New Zealand length elevation mouth elevation discharge watershed The George River is a river of Fiordland , New Zealand . It rises south of Lake Beddoes and flows westward into George Sound at Anchorage Cove . ref cite book title Reed New Zealand Atlas year 2004 isbn 0 7900 0952 8 author Peter Dowling editor publisher Reed Books pages map 94 ref See also List of rivers of New Zealand References reflist http www.linz.govt.nz placenames search index.aspx Land Information New Zealand Search for Place Names coord 44 56 S 167 25 E display title region NZ STL type river scale 100000 Category Fiordland Category Rivers of the Southland Region Southland geo stub ... more details
Elizabeth River may refer to Elizabeth River New Jersey , a tributary of the Arthur Kill Elizabeth River Virginia , an estuary of Chesapeake Bay Elizabeth River, New Zealand , a river in Fiordland Elizabeth River, Northern Territory Elizabeth River, Tasmania geodis de Elizabeth River fr Elizabeth River ... more details
The Hollyford River is located in the southwest of the South Island of New Zealand . It runs for eighty miles in Fiordland , its source being ten kilometres to the north of the northern tip of Lake Te Anau and close to the Homer Tunnel . The river flows north through the glacier formed Hollyford Valley , passing through Lake McKerrow before reaching Martins Bay on the coast of the Tasman Sea 25 kilometres north of Milford Sound . The Hollyford Track follows the river s course. Part of the river s course is traditionally regarded as the boundary between the Southland, New Zealand Southland and Otago regions. Three sections of the river are regularly travelled by kayak ref Cite book publisher Craig Potton isbn 9781877333606 1877333603 last Charles first Graham title New Zealand whitewater 125 great kayaking runs location Nelson, N.Z. date 2006 ref Monkey Creek Falls Creek Grade V Falls Creek Marian Swingbridge Grade III IV Marian Creek Run Grade IV V References Reflist External links http www.doc.govt.nz parks and recreation places to visit fiordland northern fiordland hollyford valley Hollyford Valley at the Department of Conservation coord 44 20 S 168 00 E display title region NZ type river source GNS enwiki Category Fiordland Category Rivers of the Southland Region Category Rivers of the Otago Region Category Rivers used for whitewater recreation ... more details
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