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Coromandel
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Waikato
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Lake
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Manawatu
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Canterbury
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Dunedin-Coastal
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Central
Otago
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 The
Otago
coast
stretches
from
the
Waitaki
River
north
of
Oamaru
to
the
mighty
Clutha
River
south
of
Dunedin. |
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The
Waitaki
district
is a
place
of
haunting
natural
beauty,
complemented
by
Oamaru’s
historic
whitestone
architecture.
Travellers
come
to
see
the
diverse
wildlife,
idyllic
fishing
villages
and
rolling
green
pastures. |
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Dunedin's
dramatic
hills
surround
a
long,
natural
harbour,
which
attracted
Maori
settlers
to
the
site
over
four
centuries
ago.
More
recently
the
area
was
settled
by
whalers,
gold
miners
and
migrants
from
Scotland
and
China.
Memorable
for
its
historical
architecture,
Dunedin
is
one
of
the
best
preserved
Victorian
and
Edwardian
cities
in
the
Southern
Hemisphere.
On
the
doorstep
of
the
city,
you
can
find
incredible
wildlife
-
the
world's
rarest
penguins,
a
mainland
albatross
colony,
fur
seals
and
sea
lions. |
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The
Clutha
district,
gateway
to
the
deep
south,
provides
rural
experiences,
superb
fishing
and
wildlife
adventures
along
majestic
sweeping
beaches. |
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Otago
Peninsula
The
Otago
Peninsula
is
home
to
rare
and
unusual
coastal
wildlife.
Discover
hoiho
(yellow-eyed
penguins),
little
blue
penguins
and
the
world’s
only
mainland
albatross
colony.
Sea
lions
and
fur
seals
also
live
here. |
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Heritage
architecture
The
Otago
gold
rush
left
a
legacy
of
ornate
Victorian
and
Edwardian
buildings,
regarded
as
the
best
collection
in
the
Southern
Hemisphere.
The
Flemish
Renaissance-styled
railway
station
is
one
outstanding
example. |
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The
University
of
Otago
Founded
in
1869,
New
Zealand’s
oldest
and
largest
university
gives
Dunedin
its
reputation
as a
centre
of
learning.
The
energy
and
creativity
of
the
vibrant
student
culture
adds
fun
to
daily
life
in
Dunedin. |
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