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	Northland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Northland Region is the northernmost region of New Zealand.
		Northland College is a high school at Okaihau in the Far North of New Zealand
		Northland Community and Technical College is in East Grand Forks, Minnesota.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Northland (169 words)

	Articles - Northland Region (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		The Northland Region, one of the regions of New Zealand, is, as the name suggests, the northernmost of New Zealand's administrative regions.
		Northland iwi claim that Kupe made landfall at the Hokianga in the northwest of Northland, and thus the region claims that it was the birthplace of New Zealand.
		Northland is a favourite tourist destination, especially to the Bay of Islands and the historic town of Kerikeri.
	www.gaple.com /articles/Northland_Region?mySession=30a8baa67525a48c633e60015c787d57 (1109 words)

	Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		The Northland Region begins at a narrowing of the peninsula close to the town of Wellsford, New Zealand Wellsford, where the peninsula reaches a minimum width of just 15 kilometres.
		At its northern end, the Aupouri Peninsula reaches a number of capes each of which is claimed by some people to be the North Island's northernmost point: Cape Maria van Diemen, Cape Reinga, North Cape, New Zealand North Cape, and the Surville Cliffs.
		The largest settlement on the peninsula is Whangarei, on the Pacific Ocean Pacific coast on a natural harbour close to the peninsula's widest point.
	www.mauspfeil.net /North_Auckland_Peninsula.html (578 words)

	New Zealand Focus
		In Northland, the equivalent is the Whangarei Limestone.
		The Northland Ridge is the fourth structural element, and this high basement ridge is a large horst striking approximately parallel with the coast extending from northern Taranaki, where it merges with the western flank of the North Taranaki Graben, at least as far north as Wakanui-1.
		The Northland Ridge (Gage and Kurata, 1996) trends approximately parallel with the Northland Peninsula and merges to the southeast with the western margin of the North Taranaki Graben.
	www.pesa.com.au /publications/pesa_news/april_04/pesanews_6941.html (6653 words)

	New Zealand Destinations/Regions/Accommodation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		Northland and the Bay of Islands includes all of the country north of Greater Auckland.
		This relatively narrow peninsula is New Zealand's northern-most region, reaching towards Polynesia, the home of its first inhabitants.
		Dunedin, with a population of 112,000, is the South Island's second-largest city and the commercial centre for the Otago region.
	www.newzealandscenictours.com /destinations.htm (6294 words)

	NRC - Coast (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		Northland's peninsula of land is lined on either side by stunning coastline and harbours.
		The west coast of Northland is exposed to almost continuous onshore oceanic swells, allowing only a few hardy species such as tuatua and toheroa to survive.
		Much of the Northland coastline, including the east coast islands, is influenced by a warm subtropical current which brings with it the larvae of many species which are not found elsewhere in New Zealand.
	www.nrc.govt.nz /coast/index.shtml (559 words)

	Northland Outfitters, Germfask Michigan, Outdoor Recreation in the Upper Peninsula
		Northland Outfitters, Germfask Michigan, Outdoor Recreation in the Upper Peninsula
		Northland Outfitters Headquarters is located on Highway M-77, two miles south of the entrance to the
		At 96,000 acres, it is the largest wildlife refuge east of the Mississippi River.
	www.exploringthenorth.com /northland/outfitters.html (264 words)

	Coromandel Peninsula : Introduction \| Frommers.com
		At the height of the gold rush in the late 1800s, the towns of the Coromandel Peninsula were heavily populated and thriving.
		Thames, now seen as the gateway to the peninsula, had a population of nearly 20,000 and between 80 to 90 pubs.
		There's a sense of that more colorful history all along the west coast, but as in Northland, most of the action is on the picturesque east coast.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/coromandelpeninsula/2707010001.html (293 words)

	Carrington Club :: Current Releases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		The fruit for this wine was sourced from Karikari Peninsula in Northland, from the 21st March to the 1st of April 2004.
		The fruit for this wine was sourced from Karikari Peninsula in Northland, between the 24sth March and 1st of April 2004.
		The fruit for this wine was sourced from the Karikari Peninsula in Northland between the 7th and the 16th of March 2003.
	www.carringtonclub.com /releases.htm (1740 words)

	Search Results - Destination Northland
		Butler Point, with it's notable trees and extensive gardens, are well-known to garden lovers.
		The Discoverers' Garden includes many indigenous plants, how they were used by Maori, and descriptions of early visiting European botanists.
		Northlands hidden treasures, this unique yet comprehensive collection of vintage cars, tractors, stationery engines, historical artefacts and much, much more.
	www.northlandnz.com /search.php?categoryID=&superCategoryID=®ion=top&keywords=&superCategoryType=Activity (218 words)

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		They were on their way back home and had already travelled the Northland and were very good at giving us advice and information on where we were going.
		Continuing on the road north we eventually passed Dargaville where their Maritime Museum has the masts of the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior which was bombed sunk by the French in Aukland Harbour where it was planning to head out to protest the French A-Bomb tests in the Pacific.
		Most of this east side of the Northland Peninsula has wonderful views of rocky coasts and small coves with pretty beaches.
	www.homestead.com /tougas/nzdjuly0815.html (1415 words)

	GE FREE Northland
		GE Free Northland applauds the commitment of local territorial authorities to a precautionary approach to GMOs.
		GE Free Northland spokesperson Zelka Grammer says, "It is critical that the interests of local government and ratepayers are protected and the risks of GE addressed.
		She said: “We applaud the commitment of local government to address the GE issue, as the Government continues to ignore the concerns of many eminent scientists, territorial authorities and our key markets, as well as the majority of New Zealanders.
	communities.co.nz /Kerikeri/Entry.cfm?WPID=1622&pr0fi1e=0,0,0,0,0 (1673 words)

	Northland. (from New Zealand) -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia
		The coast of the North Auckland peninsula, or Northland, is marked on the east by intricate bays and inlets and many offshore islands, and on the west by a regular line of almost continuous sandy beaches and dunes whipped up by westerly winds.
		Northland extends about 96 miles (250 km) northwest from Kaipara Harbour to Cape Reinga and North Cape and is bounded on the west by the Tasman Sea and on the east by the Pacific Ocean.
		One of the last sizable territories suitable for habitation to be populated and settled, it lies more than 1,000 miles (1,600 km) southeast of Australia, its nearest neighbour.
	www.britannica.com /ebi/article?tocId=205550&ct= (827 words)

	Whatuwhiwhi On-line - About the Karikari Peninsula (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		Situated on the Western side of Doubtless Bay in the Far North of New Zealand is the Karikari Peninsula.
		The Peninsula is an approximate 4 hour drive from central Auckland heading north on State Highway (SH) 1 following the signs to Whangarei.
		Whatuwhiwhi: (fot-ö-fê-fê) The major settlement on the Peninsula is serviced by a shop, service station, liquor wholesale, takeaway and the Whatuwhiwhi Holiday Park.
	www.whatuwhiwhi.co.nz /map.html (372 words)

	Northland, New Zealand Travel Web Sites (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		Northland is a gold, green and blue world of beaches, bays and subtropical pleasures.
		The Northland NZ region incorporates the Bay of Islands and the Far North.
		CARRINGTON - Northland (Lodges and Retreats) Carrington is a lodge located on the Karikari Peninsula in Northland.
	www.tourism.net.nz /region/northland/featured.html (2018 words)

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		In the core of the peninsula is a metamorphosed sequence of continental rocks.
		The presence of Miocene arc related volcanic rocks on the Three Kings Ridge, the obduction and the volcanic arc in Northland of New Zealand and the absence of the magnetic anomalies south of the E-W spreading center in the northwest of the Fiji Basin suggest that the second hypothesis is correct.
		The picture that emerges for the Northland Peninsula is one of a complex tectonic history involving the assembly of several discrete units of mainly basaltic rocks that were generated in various tectonic settings.
	www.agu.org /cgi-bin/SFgate/SFgate?&listenv=table&multiple=1&range=1&directget=1&application=wp02&database=/data/epubs/wais/indexes/wp02/wp02&maxhits=200&="SE41D" (6029 words)

	Mangonui Vacation Rentals Beach-House 3BR, Bayview, North Island / Mangonui, New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		Northland is a veritable play land of activities and scenic wonders.
		Both sides of the Northland peninsula are known throughout the world as fertile fishing grounds.
		The Northland region of New Zealand is a wealth of outdoor activities.
	www.a1vacations.com /my-cronshaw/2 (1157 words)

	GE Free Northland - HOME Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		Northland Regional Council released a report on Genetically Modified Organisms this week, in which Chairman Mark Farnsworth states that the "most prudent course of action is for the Council to take a precautionary approach- GM trials should remain strictly controlled in the laboratory."
		GE FREE NORTHLAND spokesperson Zelka Grammer said today she applauded the much needed leadership of the Mayor and full council on this critical issue, at a time when the Labour government continues to ignore the concerns of both eminent scientists and the majority of New Zealanders.
		Northland is a prime candidate for REGIONAL EXCLUSION ZONE designation, due to its geographical location and the risks GE presents to our economy and environment.
	gefreenorthland.org.nz /about.html (7946 words)

	Wolves in the Upper Great Lakes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		The Upper Peninsula (UP) of Michigan contains 16,500 square miles of land and much of it is favorable wolf habitat.
		Wolves have increased in the Upper Peninsula from near extinction in the 1970s to their present numbers.
		It is believed all wolves now in Michigan either are descendants of Michigan breeding wolves or the result of immigration from Wisconsin, Minnesota and Ontario, Canada.
	seaborg.nmu.edu /WOLF/3Michwolf_status.html (1164 words)

	Bradshaw-Northland Allochthon
		A key problem with the gravity emplacement hypothesis has been the origin of the large scale (>5 km) uplift in the early Miocene that is necessary to emplace bathyal to oceanic rocks onto the autochthonous continental crust of the Northland Peninsula.
		An alternative two-stage process is proposed in which the rocks of the allochthon first formed a thick accretionary wedge at the subduction zone east of the Three Kings Ridge.
		Lacking a buttress to the south, the accumulated rocks were free to flow southwards in a succession of gravity slides to form the Northland Allochthon.
	www.rsnz.org /publish/nzjgg/2004/031.php (254 words)

	Northland Accommodation New Zealand
		Enjoying warmer average temperatures than much of the country visitors to Northland can enjoy some of New Zealand's best beaches - from the sheltered coves with golden sand that can be found along the east coast to the west coast sand dunes and breakers where horse-riding and surf-cast fishing is a way of life.
		This world class 5 Star 4 villa Resort is set on a secluded 75 acre Private Estate with expansive views over the breathtaking Bay of Islands.The Estate accommodates up to 22 people.
		The Carrington Resort is located on the beautiful Karikari Peninsula on Doubtless Bay, known for its beautiful white sandy beaches and many secluded coves.
	www.ki-wi.co.nz /northland-accommodation.htm (832 words)

	campgrounds in the upper peninsula of michigan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		The Upper Peninsula of Michigan is a place where you will never feel crowded.
		Northland Outfitters an outdoor recreation center in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, near Manistique River and Seney Wildlife Refuge with camping,...
		campgrounds in the upper peninsula of michigan
	www.getmackinacinfo.com /50/campgrounds-in-the-upper-peninsula-of-michigan.html (255 words)

	New Zealand Heritage Trails Foundation - North Island Heritage Trails (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		Discover Northland, Birthplace of the Naiton, the first major Maori settlements are here, the first colonial towns and the place where New Zealand's founding document was signed in 1840 at Waitangi between Queen Victoria of England and Maori chiefs.
		The lives and times of our first settlers are preserved in the historic buildings and places which even today carry a pioneering air.
		Northland trails capture the spirt of a developing nation and provide a fascinating portrayal of New Zealand's early history.
	www.nzsouth.co.nz /heritagetrails/uppernorth.html (546 words)

	Carrington luxury resort on Karikari Peninsula, Northland, New Zealand. Golf Course, Lodge and Villas.
		Set amidst 3 hectares of rolling coastal land on Northland's magnificent Karikari Peninsula and with its own seemingly endless stretch of private white-sand beach, an expansive area of natural wetland and surrounded by the vineyards of New Zealand's northern most winery, this is Carrington.
		Private, sumptuous, sophisticated, Carrington is a leading international-class resort boasting a choice of luxury accommodation options, the space to unwind and appreciate the natural landscape, or the challenge of a number of recreational activities.
		And to complement everything, the latest vintage from the estate's vineyard, the Karikari Estate winery, where guests are invited to take tours, or just relax in the Tuscan-style surrounds enjoying the fruits of our winemakers labours.
	nzinfo.com /carrington (264 words)

	Cavalli Beach House : New Zealand Beachfront Accommodation, Northland Luxury Lodge on Beach near Kerikeri
		All overlook the private horseshoe shaped Rapaki Bay and the Mahinepua Peninsula scenic reserve with the Cavalli Islands beyond.
		Situated in pristine Northland wilderness 45 minutes north of Kerikeri and sitting just 25 metres from the beach, our luxury lodge is the very essence of contemporary New Zealand beachfront accommodation.
		Kerikeri, Northland, New Zealand, accommodation, beachfront, beach accommodation, luxury lodge.
	www.cavallibeachhouse.co.nz (265 words)

	Beehive.govt.nz - Final decisions for Northland reviews
		Education Minister Trevor Mallard announced today most of his final decisions on the review of schools in the Northland area, a move that will unlock $3.6 million in extra resources for the education of local students.
		Of that $440,000 will be available to Russell Peninsula schools over and above their normal entitlements for education development resources.
		Of that $1.3 million will be available to Central Northland schools over and above their normal entitlements for education development resources.
	www.beehive.govt.nz /ViewDocument.cfm?DocumentID=19602 (660 words)

	Kaikohe - Northland, New Zealand
		Today the various aspects of the northern weather remain much the same as before, but the face of the land has changed.
		Centrally situated in the mid-north of the Northland peninsula and growing up around the meeting place of many roads, both prehistoric and modern, to all points of the compass, the Kaikohe of today has, with some justification, been labelled "The Hub of the North".
		The town is situated on the slopes of Kaikohe Hill, a breached scoria cone set on a roughly circular shaped plateau formed by lava flows.
	www.geocities.com /heartland/park/3090/kaikohe2.html (998 words)

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		Day 5: Northland, Coromandel Peninsula (B) Today we travel south to the Coromandel Peninsula, a beautiful rugged area fringed with dozens of excellent beaches.
		It is an area where many kiwis choose to escape the hustle and hype of city life.
		Day 6: Peninsula Tour (B) After a leisurely breakfast we travel the scenic west coast to the quaint township of Coromandel.
	www.theworldisyouroyster.com /user/tour_details.asp?tourId=423 (1222 words)

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