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	Lake Waikaremoana - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lake Waikaremoana is located in Te Urewera National Park in the North Island of New Zealand, 60 kilometres northwest of Wairoa and 80 kilometres southwest of Gisborne.
		Lake Waikaremoana is popular as a holiday destination by people who use the lake for fishing, tramping and other recreational activities.
		The Lake Waikaremoana Walk, one of New Zealand's "Great Walks", is a three- to four-day tramp which follows approximately half of the lake's circumference.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lake_Waikaremoana (266 words)

	Walking Legends of Waikaremoana - guided walks, hiking tours, Rotorua, New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Waikaremoana is in the North-east of New Zealand, perched high in the mountains of Te Urewera National Park.
		In the estuaries and by the lake edges, mallard, grey and paradise duck are common.
		Lake Waikaremoana is fed by over 120 km of crystal clear rivers and streams, and boasts exciting boat and shore fishing.
	www.walkinglegends.com /lake-waikaremoana (1227 words)

	The New Zealand Site
		Lake Waikaremoana (sea of rippling waters) lies between ranges in the southeast of the park, about 160 kilometres southeast of Rotorua.
		The lake itself (elevation 582 metres) was created around 2,000 years ago when an earthquake triggered a massive landslide that blocked a river, so the lake is formed of drowned river valleys, which contribute to its interesting shape.
		Maori legends tell that the lake was formed when a father drowned his disobedient daughter, turning her spirit into a taniwha (magical water monster), which frantically pushed this way and that, trying to reach the sea before the sunlight turned her to stone.
	www.thenewzealandsite.com /article/print/Waikaremoana.php (1531 words)

	Fish and Game New Zealand
		Lake Waikaremoana is made up of two distinct fisheries - the shoreline brown trout and the trolling rainbow trout fishery.
		Waikaremoana is accessed from SH 38 and there are a number of access points and boat ramps from turnoffs as the road winds around the side of the lake.
		Lake Waikareiti lies to the north west of Lake Waikaremoana.
	www.fishandgame.org.nz /SITE_Default/SITE_your_region/SITE_Eastern/Fishing/Eastern_Te_Urewera_East_Coast_Fisheries.asp (600 words)

	Great Walks: Lake Waikaremoana Great Walk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Waikaremoana catchment is dotted with areas of private land; some held sacred by the Tuhoe and Ruapani people.
		Where the lake track crosses private land, you are welcome to pass through, but please stay on the marked track.
		Lake Waikaremoana was formed 2200 years ago by a huge landslide, which blocked a narrow gorge along the Waikaretaheke River.
	www.doc.govt.nz /Explore/002~Tracks-and-Walks/Great-Walks/Lake-Waikaremoana-Track.asp (1657 words)

	Mana Wairoa \| Waikaremoana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Like rough-cut emeralds, Lake Waikaremoana (Sea of Rippling Waters) and its little sister, Lake Waikareiti, are set perfectly in the 225,000 hectares of Te Urewera (The Burnt Privates) National Park — the largest untouched native forest reserve in Te Ika a Maui.
		The lake — with its national park visitors center at Aniwaniwa and accommodation and boat launching facilities at Home Bay — is the focal point of a variety of outdoor recreational activities.
		Lake Waikaremoana surrounded by the native rainforest remnants of Te Urewera National Park.
	www.manawairoa.com /navigate/thelake.htm (157 words)

	Lake Waikaremoana -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Other geographical features include Panekiri Bluff and Puketukutuku Peninsula, which is the site of a (Nocturnal flightless bird of New Zealand having a long neck and stout legs; only surviving representative of the order Apterygiformes) kiwi conservation programme.
		The lake lies in the heart of (additional info and facts about Tuhoe) Tuhoe country.
		The smaller (additional info and facts about Lake Waikareiti) Lake Waikareiti lies four kilometres to the northeast.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/l/la/lake_waikaremoana.htm (271 words)

	Joint Ministerial inquiry on Lake Waikaremoana
		Although mistaken about the significance of streams feeding Lake Waikaremoana as eel breeding areas, we understand the basis of the criticism to relate to the perceived loss of mahinga kai habitat and gathering areas as a result of roading and other development around the Lake's margins.
		The submissions received from tangata whenua, and particularly the community around Lake Waikaremoana, showed that the people felt disenfranchised from the management of the leased area which they considered themselves to be the "owners" of.
		The present descendants of the original owners of Lake Waikaremoana feel disenfranchised as they were essentially divested of their private interest in the land in favour of a community interest represented by the two Trust Boards when validating legislation was passed in 1971.
	www.tpk.govt.nz /publications/docs/lakewaikare.html (9113 words)

	welcome to Gisborne & Eastland, New Zealand \| First to see the light (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Lake Waikaremoana, a scenic gem on the south eastern boundary of the majestic Te Urewera National Park, is 67km from Wairoa and 16Okm from Rotorua on State Highway 38.
		The resultant lake is large and deep containing about 9 cubic kilometres of water and having an area of 5500ha with the greatest depth being about 256m.
		Near the parade ground, overlooking Lake Waikaremoana is an explanatory noticeboard.
	www.gisbornenz.com /about/Lake_Waikaremoana.html (1233 words)

	Trout Fishing : Gisborne Accommodation, Gisborne Lodge, Hawkes Bay Accommodation, Waikaremoana Accommodation
		The lake is hatchery stocked as well as holding a significant wild population of fish.
		Lake Waikaremoana has exceptional summer fisheries for brown trout along the lake shores and rainbow trout for boat anglers.
		The largest lake in Te Urewera National Park, Lake Waikaremoana is 248 metres deep (813 ft), formed by a massive landslide 2000 years ago.
	www.lakelodge.co.nz /troutfishing.html (1077 words)

	brown and rainbow trout fishing in the lakes and rivers of the Eastland area of New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Catch Browns and Rainbows in remote Lake Waikaremoana, Rainbows in the rugged Ruakituri river and wild browns in the wilderness Motu river.
		Waikaremoana is one of the most scenic and untouched places in New Zealand, from it's dense beech forests to the deep blue of the Lakes, there is something here for everyone.
		The lake is open year round to fly and lure fishing, the rivers running into the lake are fly fishing only and are closed from 1st July to the 1 December.
	www.charterfishing.co.nz /troutpage.html (410 words)

	Lake Waikaremoana, North Island
		In the center of the Urewera National Park is Lake Waikaremoana (alt.
		There is a hydroelectric station at the south end of the lake where the river flows out.
		A walk round the lake takes between 3 and 5 days; overnight accommodation is available in mountain huts.
	www.planetware.com /north-island/lake-waikaremoana-nz-bp-lw.htm (96 words)

	Hawke's Bay Tourism New Zealand - Lake Waikaremoana - Urewera National Park lake trout fishing
		Lake Waikaremoana is famous for its fresh water trout fishing and hunting and as home to one of New Zealand’s top 10 walks.
		The Lake Waikaremoana Track is a 46 kilometre, three to four day tramping track of moderate difficulty following the lakeshore for most of its length.
		Waikaremoana Motor Camp on the lake shore at Home Bay is a fully equipped camping ground providing cabins, chalets, motels, caravan and tent sites.
	www.hawkesbaynz.com /about_hb/lake_waikaremoana/index.htm (371 words)

	Lake Waikaremoana -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Created by a landslide damming the Waikare Taheke River, the 21-square-mile (54-square-kilometre) lake, measuring 12 miles (19 km) by 6 miles (10 km), drains a 165-square-mile (427-square-kilometre) basin and empties via the same river, which is a tributary of the Wairoa.
		From its surface elevation of 2,015 feet (614 m), the lake extends to a depth of 840 feet (256 m).
		The lake is irregularly shaped, with Saginaw Bay indenting the coast of Michigan.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9075868?tocId=9075868 (945 words)

	Waikaremoana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Waikaremoana means the Lake of Rippling Waters and it is one of only two Great Walks on the North Island of New Zealand.
		Lake Waikaremoana has no public transport except Big Bush Shuttles which goes there only three times a week.
		The track follows the lake and is fairly level except for the last section where one has to climb up 600 metres to the top of Panakiri Bluff.
	www.geocities.com /qldbwc/walks03/waikaremoana.html (477 words)

	Lake Waikaremoana Track Trip : North Island Hiking, North Island Hiking, North Island Hiking
		Lake Waikaremoana is situated in Te Urewera National Park, the largest area of untouched natural wilderness remaining in the North Island of New Zealand.
		The Lake Waikaremoana Track follows the lake shore for 2 days, before climbing to the top of the Panekiri ridge for breathtaking views of the endless mountains of Te Urewera, the lake, and the Pacific Ocean.
		Lake Waikaremoana is located in a rainforest, so it is likely to rain for some of the time you spend there.
	www.hikingnewzealand.com /north-island-hiking.htm (1920 words)

	Sea Kayaking New Zealand's Waikaremoana Lake on Wetdawg.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		After gathering my sodden kayak, they also plucked me out of the water and followed at a safe distance behind Chris and Greg as the guys battled their way back up towards the beach where Robyn and the kids were waiting for us.
		Waikaremoana is 95kms from Murupara in the heart of Urewera National Park.
		Waikaremoana has a pack it in, pack it out policy regarding all rubbish.
	www.wetdawg.com /pages/touring/kayaking_newzealand/index_2.html (1055 words)

	Te Urewera National Park
		Legend traces the parentage of the Tuhoe to Hine Pukohurangi (the mist maiden) and Te Maunga (the mountain), which is why the Tuhoe are known as 'children of the mist'.
		Beautiful Lake Waikaremoana, the focus for many activities in the park, was formed about 2200 years ago by a colossal landslide that blocked the Waikaretaheke River.
		The lake is more than 250 metres deep in parts, and many visitors remark that it resembles a fiord.
	www.newzealand.com /travel/destinations/national-parks/te-urewera/te-urewera.cfm/context/print.html (490 words)

	Lake Waikaremoana Track - The Sea of Rippling Waters: Hiking The Lake Waikaremoana
		Lake Waikaremoana, ‘The Sea of Rippling Waters’, lies under the precipitous bluffs of the Panekiri Range and the mist-shrouded forest of the Huiarau Range - home of the Tuhoe people, ‘The Children of the Mist’.
		The forest, lake and mountain scenery is breathtaking.
		Lake Waikaremoana is one of New Zealand’s national treasures - a timeless and unspoiled universe, where tramping, fishing and swimming around its shoreline can be enjoyed by all.
	www.newzealandnz.co.nz /great-walks/lake-waikaremoana.html (385 words)

	Lake Waikaremoana Track : Tramp, Trek, Hiking New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The lake track is the most popular of walks in Te Urewera National Park and is also one of the easiest, making it a ideal introduction to the park.
		The lake was create by a landslide in 2200 years ago, the landslide blocked a gorge on the Waikaretaheke River and water backed up creating the 248 m deap lake.
		There is a bus service between Rotorua and Lake Waikaremoana also a shuttle bus and shuttle boat service to either end of the track operates from the Motor Camp at Home Bay on demand in winter and to a timetable in summer.
	www.backpack-newzealand.com /articles/topic113.php (452 words)

	natureandco.com - Nature and Outdoor Activities in Urewera National Park
		The walk to Lake Waikareiti not only gives access to the crystal-clear waters of this lake, but is equally one of the most beautiful forest walks in the Ureweras.
		The most popular is Lake Waikaremoana Track, a 3-4 day, moderately easy tramp that follows the western shore of the lake as well as the ridge of the Panekiri Range.
		Lake Waikareiti is not easy to fish, as its shores are surrounded by bush.
	www.natureandco.co.nz /land_and_wildlife/national_parks/urewera/activ-urewera.php3 (760 words)

	Lake Waikaremoana Track (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Lake Waikaremoana Track, located within Te Urewera National Park, is a 46 kilometre, three to four day tramping track of moderate difficulty.
		Waikaremoana Guided Tours (06) 837 3729 offers a water taxi and shuttle bus service to either end of the track.
		The Lake Waikaremoana Track can be walked in either direction.
	www.hawaiitc.com /new_zealand/walks/indiv_lakewaikaremoana.html (1625 words)

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	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/l/li/list_of_lakes.html (170 words)

	Wairoa District Council - Lake Waikaremoana
		Like rough-cut emeralds, Lake Waikaremoana (Sea of Rippling waters) and its little sister, Lake Waikareiti, are set perfectly in the 225,000 hectares of Te Urewera national Park — the largest untouched native forest reserve in the North Island.
		The lake — with its national park visitor centre at Aniwaniwa and accommodation and boat launching facilities at Home bay — is the focal point of a variety of outdoor recreational activities.
		The Lake Waikaremoana Track, located within Te Urewera National Park, is a 46 kilometre, three to four day tramping track of moderate difficulty following the lakeshore for most of its length.
	www.wairoadc.govt.nz /tourismeconomy/lakewaikaremoana (853 words)

	Lake Waikaremoana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		It is called one of New Zealands best kept secrets and it really is! To get there from Rotorua we had to go on 100 km windy gravel road but its worth doing for we saw yet another unique scenery nowhere else found on the north island.
		There are some conservation campsites and of course the motor camp at lake Waikaremoana - a must do for every nature-fan.
		We did the walk to lake Waikareiti, if the weather is good hire a boat and row to the islands, one of them hosts another lake on it.
	www.bluevector.de /neuseeland/trip/destinations/english/waikaremoana.php (165 words)

	barneyhawes... walking around Lake Waikaremoana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		We were (and still are) Ed, Kirsty and myself, and the big lake was (and may well still be) Lake Waikaremoana.
		The walk was just a few hours, and we had some 'special' views of the lake before arriving at the pickup point for the boat.
		As we sped across the lake, the mists came down and the sunny weather, hitherto uninterrupted, was interrupted.
	www.barneyhawes.com /2001/lakewalking.html (591 words)

	Lake Waikaremoana tramp
		The lake is situated in Te Urewara National Park which is in the middle of thr triangle formed by Napier, Gisborne and Rotorua.
		Right hand photo was the last view of the lake for the day before the rain set in.
		Two views of the lake on my final day there - actually both the same, left hand one is the low-res version and the right hand one is the hi-res one.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /stu.webster/NZ2003/waikaremoana.html (464 words)

	Te Urewera National Park - Bay of Plenty, Hawkes Bay - Lake Waikaremoana
		The main access road from Rotorua is unsealed from Murupara to the Aniwaniwa visitor centre on Lake Waikaremoana, the main centre of activity in the park.
		The renowned Lake Waikaremoana Track is a 46 km, 3 to 4 day tramp over a distinctive landmark, the Panekiri Bluff, and around the western lakeshore.
		Also from Ruatahuna, a track leads to Lake Waikaremoana via the Waihou Valley, and there is a large network of tracks through the magnificent Whirinaki Forest in the west.
	www.newzealandnz.co.nz /national-parks/te-urewera.html (378 words)

	Lake Waikaremoana Story Hook
		The Lake Waikaremoana Track is a hidden secret, and a great introduction to the Te Urewera National Park, New Zealand’s largest National Park.
		In designated areas the Department of Conservation and Lake Waikaremoana Hapu are managing the recovery of the kiwi; visitors can hear the kiwi call at night.
		The lake was formed 2200 years ago by a huge landslide, the mudstone, siltstone and sandstone are thought to be 10 — 15 million years old.
	www.hawkesbaynz.com /trade_media/articles/story_angles/wildlife_and_wilderness/lake_waikaremoana.htm (211 words)

	Lake Waikaremoana - scenic gem in the heartland of the mystical Te Urewera National Park: Adventure New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Lake Waikaremoana - scenic gem in the heartland of the mystical Te Urewera National Park: Adventure New Zealand
		The Lake Waikareiti Track climbs through beech forest to an idyllic bush-fringed lake (hire boats are available).
		The timeless universe of Lake Waikaremoana is a marvellous place to get away from the pressures of modern life and be in tune with the harmony of nature.
	www.entertainment-lighting.com /destinations/waikaremoana.html (521 words)

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