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	New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		New Zealand evolved in complete isolation for 100 million years, becoming the home of many unique species of birds, insects and plants.
		New Zealand ceased being a colony and became a Dominion in 1907.
		Located in the top half of the North island, on a narrow isthmus between the Manukau and Waitemata harbours, Auckland is New Zealand's largest city, with a population of 1.2 million.
	www.imagiverse.org /resources/world/newzealand/new_zealand2.htm (365 words)

	New Zealand - North Island
		Across the bay by ferry is the historic township of Russell, the first capital of New Zealand which is superbly restored and retains most of its 19th century wooden buildings.
		Don't miss cruising the Waikato River, the Waithomo glow worm caves and the chance to fl water raft in the nearby deep underground caves.
		In the southern part of the North Island, a few miles north of Masterton is the Mount Bruce National Wild Life Centre, where rare and endangered birds are studied and bred.
	www.janeresture.com /newzealand_nthisland/index.htm (348 words)

	New Zealand Adventure New Zealand Adventure Lodges River Valley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		River Valley Lodge is located within a 35 minute drive of Taihape, east from Highway 1 in some of New Zealand's most picturesque hill country.
		River Valley Lodge is easily accessible and yet remote, surrounded by native New Zealand bush including 5,000 hectares (over 12,000 acres) of private Maori land across the Rangitikei River, available for New Zealand adventure trekking through a joint venture agreement between River Valley and the Aorangi Awarua Trust.
		River Valley Lodge is a great place for New Zealand adventure, or to meet people from all over the world, or simply relax in the gardens, or beside the river.
	www.rivervalley.co.nz /default.asp (563 words)

	River Valley - Award winning Adventure Lodge Taihape Hotels & Resorts New Zealand North Island Rangitikei (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		River Valley is an adventure Lodge situated in an incredibly beautiful location beside the Rangitikei River, on the North Island of New Zealand.
		River Valley Lodge is situated in central North Island hill country, 32 kms from the nearest town, Taihape.
		At the front door is the Rangitikei River, while directly across the river is the start of the bush clad Ruahine Ranges, the main dividing range between the west and east coasts of this part of New Zealand.
	www.realadventures.com /listings/1023567.htm (667 words)

	New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The only imperfect component of our time in New Zealand was the weather -- our visit coincided with their late Autumn which meant consistently cold, rainy days (though we did eek out some sunny days on the South Island).
		While we were on the North Island we heard weather reports that the South Island was experiencing horrendous snow and hail storms, closing many of the roads in the mountains.
		Sadly, the history of the Maori people with the white settlers in New Zealand is remarkably similar to the history of the Native American Indians and the white settlers in America.
	www.danciprari.com /worldtrip/new_zealand.htm (6580 words)

	Riverworks New Zealand
		New Zealand is one of the finest countries in the world for fly fishing.
		From the untouched West Coast rivers and streams in the South Island to the Volcanic Central Plateau and Rotorua regions in the North, New Zealand has world class scenery and trout fishing.
		Working with New Zealand’s leading guides, we design and develop fly fishing gear designed to perform in our untouched, rugged and diverse surroundings.
	www.riverworks.co.nz (79 words)

	New Zealand
		New Zealand may be the best country in the world--if not, it's at least one of the best.
		New Zealand has no native mammals except for one species of bat - this also has the side effect of not having much in the way of dangerous bugs (only annoying ones, like the sand fly).
		New Zealand wine is really good, with their white wine probably third best (in our opinion) behind California and France.
	www.madriver.com /users/rtw2vt/newzealand/nz.html (6353 words)

	Waikato River, New Zealand
		The Waikato, New Zealand's longest river (425km), rises as the Tongariro River on the snow-capped Mount Ruapehu (2787m) volcano in Tongariro National Park, flows through Lake Taupo and emerges from it as the Waikato River at Taupo.
		Before the river was tamed by dams, power stations and flood barriers in the 20th C., it fully justified its name with its waterfalls, whirlpools, rapids, marshy areas and floods.
		At Mercer, north of Huntly, the Waikato abruptly turns west and flows into the Tasman Sea in a wide estuary, over fl ferruginous sand.
	www.planetware.com /north-island/waikato-river-nz-wk-wr.htm (164 words)

	New Zealand
		We may have been the first to usher in the new millennium, but we also seemed to be in the wettest country on the planet.
		Steff and Barb drove us well out of New Plymouth (we think they wanted to make sure we were leaving), a sheep farmer stopped along a gravel road to offer to carry our panniers to our destination (he did) and the following day a woman drove Sheila's bags 95 kilometres to our next stop.
		Kiwi Paradox: New* Zealanders always enjoy chatting, taking their time, but once they are behind a steering wheel, they put on tight underwear and drive like mad men.
	www.geocities.com /glenn_ord/newzealand.html (2765 words)

	Dolphin pod swims up New Zealand river - Boston.com
		A group of bottlenose dolphins left the open sea and swam up a New Zealand river, apparently to escape killer whales, a conservation official said Friday.
		WELLINGTON, New Zealand --A group of bottlenose dolphins left the open sea and swam up a New Zealand river, apparently to escape killer whales, a conservation official said Friday.
		New Zealand dolphin researcher Kristy Russell has advised conservation staff the dolphins are not in immediate danger of stranding and that a "wait and see" approach is best.
	www.boston.com /news/science/articles/2006/07/14/dolphin_pod_swims_up_new_zealand_river (273 words)

	Visit my Town Travel Palmerston North New Zealand
		Palmerston North is a growing city of 76,000 situated on the banks of the Manawatu River at the foot of the Tararua Mountain Range.
		Palmerston North is a vibrant youthful city with the active student population, nearby Linton Military Camp, and several knowledge organisations.
		Palmerston North is home to an array of activities and attractions including an interactive Science Centre and Manawatu Museum, galleries, golf courses, parks, walkways and indoor climbing.
	www.visitmytown.com /palmerstonnorth (278 words)

	New Zealand - North River Treks riding vacations on the North Island with Hidden Trails.
		New Zealand - North River Treks riding vacations on the North Island with Hidden Trails.
		Ride the historic trails shaped as many as 100 years ago by those early settlers and the loggers of the majestic Kauri trees.
		Travel via North River Station, a 2,000-acre working sheep and cattle ranch.
	www.hiddentrails.com /nz/n-river.htm (263 words)

	Paterno Wines International > Wines > New Zealand > Wairau River
		New Zealand's arrival on the world wine stage has been swift and dramatic.
		Phil and Chris Rose, the proprietors of Wairau River, pioneered the planting of vines on the warm north side of the Wairau Valley, in 1977.
		Today the Roses' stony, silty vineyards, which lie along the banks of the Wairau River itself, cover more than 250 acres, and are principally planted in sauvignon blanc.
	www.paternowines.com /wines/new_zealand/wairau_river (278 words)

	USATODAY.com - Cow saves New Zealand farmer from flooded river (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — A New Zealand farmer escaped from a flooded river by hanging on to one of her cows as it struggled through the raging waters, local newspapers reported.
		The farmer, Kim Riley, was swept off her feet by the current as she tried to turn a group of cows away from the rising river at her farm in Woodville, 80 miles north of Wellington.
		Riley and her husband lost 15 of the 350 cows that were swept into the river.
	www.usatoday.com /weather/news/2004-02-17-nz-flood_x.htm (484 words)

	Palmerston North, New Zealand
		Originally a loggers' settlement, the town is now an important traffic hub and the commercial center of a region of pastoral farming, with large creameries and frozen-meat plants.
		Palmerston North is important also as the seat of Massey University, a national center of veterinary medicine, nutritional science and biotechnology, and other leading agricultural research and experimental institutions.
		Among them are the Grassland Research Centre, the New Zealand Dairy Research Institute, the Palmerston North Seed Testing Station and the Awahuri Artificial Breeding Centre.
	www.planetware.com /new-zealand/palmerston-north-nz-mw-p.htm (148 words)

	Islands.com \| New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		New Zealand, if you didn't know, is actually two islands.
		The unmatched scenery includes rain forests and glaciers, rivers and lakes loaded with trophy trout, alpine mountains with superb skiing, and the kind of hiking found on the Milford Track, touted as “the finest walk in the world.”.
		BICYCLING New Zealand's major wine-growing regions are ideal cycling country: The terrain's not too steep, the weather's often good, and vineyard tastings and gourmet meals await around every curve.
	www.islands.com /newzealand (685 words)

	New Zealand River Jet Thermal Eco Safari Rotorua Taupo Jetboating Tours to Orakei Korako New Zealand
		This is the only Riverjet in New Zealand that incorporates a geothermal wonderland experience.
		Lunch and dinner can be served in a renovated woolshed with the largest collection of antlers to be found in New Zealand.
		The valley is studded with geysers, mud pools, crystal clear hot pools, steam bores and New Zealand's largest silica terraces.
	www.nzonline.org.nz /newzealandriverjetrotorua.htm (546 words)

	New Zealand's River Region: Horowhenua, Manawatu, Rangitikei, Ruapehu, Tararua, Wanganui (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The River Region is centrally located in the North Island of New Zealand.
		New Zealand's River Region provides its visitors with an opportunity to connect with nature and a time and place to renew the spirit.
		The River Region is characterised by the intimate experience of the operators, most of whom will be your personal guide and share with you the authenticity of New Zealand’s rural culture.
	www.rivernz.com (221 words)

	New Zealand - Waikato River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Along the way, a stop was made to view the powerful flow of the Waikato River and the spill of its water over Huka Falls.
		The waters of the Waikato River flow downstream toward Huka Falls with increased velocity.
		Between 8 am and 8 pm the river flows are normally increased to meet the high electricity demand during the day and early evening.
	www.icwhen.com /ncc14/topics/waikato/index.html (452 words)

	Taupo Central North Island New Zealand
		Often described as the jewel in the crown of the North Island, Lake Taupo is set amidst clean, green countryside, spectacular mountain scenery, beautiful native bush and some of the largest pine forests in the Southern Hemisphere.
		The area's lakes and rivers are very popular for a variety of both winter and summer water sports, including sailing, water skiing and jet boating, with its neighbouring countryside providing the perfect environment for a number of land sports, including skiing, hiking and mountain biking.
		Aratiatia Rapids: The Aratiatia Rapids on the Waikato River (just 10 minutes drive from Taupo township on State Highway 5 toward Rotorua) are flooded daily at 10:00 am, 12:00 noon, 2:00 pm (winter) and also 4:00 PM in summer.
	www.luxuryadventures.co.nz /new_zealand/taupo.php?dst=nz (1071 words)

	New Zealand
		This is New Zealand’s internationally renowned Marlborough region which lies nestled in a beautiful valley bordered on three sides by mountain ranges and on the fourth by the sea.
		Established in 1851 it is sometimes called New Zealand’s answer to Bordeaux because of its world class reds (Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc).
		Situated on the east coast of the north island just inland from Napier, long hot summers and cool winters provide ideal growing conditions for grapes, enabling a range of styles to be developed.
	www.travellady.com /Issues/Issue70/70G-newzealand.htm (1599 words)

	Ahaura River - West Coast New Zealand
		The upper section in the Kopara area sees the combination of several small mountain rivers within a short distance- the Waikiti, Trent, Waiheke and Tutaekuri come together in a short distance to form the Ahaura.
		This section of the river is blue mountain water, with wide, gravelled beaches, and is braided and unstable.
		Below these rapids, the riverbanks become towering compacted gravel cliffs 80-100ft high, and the river is confined to a single channel.
	www.fly-fishing-guides-new-zealand.co.nz /ahaura_river_fishing.htm (519 words)

	A gay adventure holiday in New Zealand
		New Zealand is scenic and exciting in any circumstances.
		Nelson is the sunniest spot in all of New Zealand.
		Slip into a wetsuit, and follow a tumbling river as it wends through a canyon.
	www.gay-newzealand.com (808 words)

	Wanganui, North Island, wanganui historic River City, New Zealand, Whanganui River paddle boat, accommodation, bed ...
		Located at the mouth of the scenic and historic Whanganui River, their are many water excurions available such as Riverboat cruises, canoe safaris and jetboat tours.
		The Wanganui Museum is one of the largest in New Zealand and is famous for it's Maori exhibits.
		The Whanganui River Road is an intimate and adventurous journey, providing access to the lower Whanganui River Valley; it's culture, history, and National Park.
	www.nzonline.org.nz /nznewsletterwanganui.htm (758 words)

	Arnold River - West Coast New Zealand
		The Arnold is one of the regions premier rivers, but is significantly overgrown with willows in some sections.
		Much of the margin is inaccessible, with native forest to the edge, but for those prepared ot bash through the jungle, the rewards can be substantial.
		The beginning of the Arnold River on the north-west corner of with Lake Brunner, Mt Alexander in the centre background, Mt Te Kinga in right foreground..
	www.fly-fishing-guides-new-zealand.co.nz /arnold_river_fishing.htm (385 words)

	Whanganui National Park, North Island New Zealand. Whanganui River, Wanganui, Taumarunui (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Whanganui National Park surrounds the magical Whanganui River – one of New Zealand’s great waterways, and home to the Whanganui "Great Journey".
		Winding its way from the heart of the North Island to the Tasman Sea, the Whanganui River has been an important transport route for centuries – first for Maori and then for European settlers.
		Located in the central North Island, the park falls between Taumarunui (to the north) and Wanganui (to the south).
	www.fourcorners.co.nz /new-zealand/whanganui (357 words)

	Wave Watch :: Surf Reports, Surf Forecast, Surf Cams
		The north island of New Zealand inhabits about 73 percent of the nation's population.
		The north region is subtropical and is said to be winterless, while the southern areas get much colder--into the low 40s at times.
		North Island summers call for trunks and maybe a fullsuit.
	wavewatch.com /pages/regions.php?RegionID=44 (271 words)

	Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University : IFSA-Butler Programs : New Zealand
		New Zealand has plenty of urban excitement, too.
		From the capital city of Wellington to sophisticated Auckland to college-town Palmerston North, New Zealand’s cities feature sports, entertainment, cultural attractions, and lots to see and do.
		The flexibility of the New Zealand university system gives you a great selection of courses and subjects, as well as the opportunity to truly immerse yourself into the Kiwi culture.
	www.ifsa-butler.org /programs/new_zealand (207 words)

	Motueka River Lodge, New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Motueka River Lodge is uniquely situated in proximity to the widest range of quality brown trout fisheries in New Zealand.
		Within 10 minutes to an hour's drive are some of the finest trout rivers in New Zealand, including the main and upper Motueka, the Wangapeka, Takaka and the mighty Buller-all fished amidst some of the most spectacular scenery of the South Island.
		Tennis and croquet are available on the premises; a local golf course is but a short drive away, as are the beautiful beaches of the north coast.
	www.csport.com /travel/freshwaterDestinations/newZealand/500nz07.htm (500 words)

	Hikoi Treks : New Zealand Hiking, New Zealand Tramping, New Zealand Trekking, New Zealand Hike New Zealand Cultural ...
		If you are looking for New Zealand hiking tours, a true adventure tour, trekking through natural vegetation, learning about Maori traditions and the natural features of New Zealand close up and personal, Hikoi Treks is the place for you.
		Hikoi Treks operates adventure tours guided by Maori guides on 5,000 hectares (12,500 acres) of Maori owned land on the Rangitikei River in one of the most remote and natural parts of the North Island of New Zealand, by car 5 hours south of Auckland or 3 and a half hours north of Wellington.
		River Valley Lodge is directly across the Rangitikei River from the Hikoi Treks land, with accommodations available to suit every New Zealand vacation.
	www.hikoitreks.co.nz (452 words)

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