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	New Zealand White Water Rafting Rangitikei River
		The Rangitikei River is a wild, remote, free-flowing river with ample Grade (or Class) 4 and Grade 5 white water.
		River Valley Lodge is located a short distance downstream from the best of them.
		About 1978, the Rangitikei River Grade 5 section white water was first run in a raft.
	www.rivervalley.co.nz /new-zealand-white.html?lnum=33201 (624 words)

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		Lodge Rangitikei is the fourth oldest Lodge in the Ruapehu District, Lodge Tongariro No 705 (English Constitution.) having been formed in 1857, followed by St Andrew Kilwinning and United Manawatu, but Rangitikei was the first of these to join the New Zealand Constitution so it has the lowest Lodge Number in the District.
		The Brethren who lived on the south side of the Rangitikei River however, had to wait until the next day as Scott’s Ferry, which was the only means of crossing the river safely, only operated during daylight hours.
		The early history of Lodge Rangitikei is very closely allied to the history of the District but it is interesting to note that in the 1897 census there were only 61 males in the district.
	www.freemasons.co.nz /lodge/38 (785 words)

	Rangitikei River fishing-Rangitikei River trout fishing-nzfishing
		The Rangitikei river flows from the Kaimanawa Forest Park through the bush clad hills in the upper reaches and over more accessible open land through the middle reaches (though some areas are also restricted by steep gorges) and then finally becoming a slower moving large river before entering the Tasman Sea west of Palmerston North.
		The Rangitikei and its headwaters is regarded as one of the premier fisheries in New Zealand.
		The Rangitikei has a large number of tributaries along its length, many of which are important fisheries in their own right.
	www.nzfishing.com /FishingWaters/Wellington/WGTNFishingWaters/WGTNRangitikei.htm (1053 words)

	Rangitikei River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Rangitikei River should not be confused with the Rangitaiki River (located north in the Bay of Plenty), another of New Zealand's larger rivers, which flows through the central and northern North Island.
		The Rangitikei River is one of New Zealand's longest rivers.
		The river flows for 185 kilometres from the Central Plateau southward past Taihape, Mangaweka, Hunterville, Marton, and Bulls, to the South Taranaki Bight at Tangimoana.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rangitikei_River (253 words)

	River Valley Adventure Lodge - New Zealand Riverside Resort & Spa Vacation
		River Valley Adventure Lodge is a unique resort situated beside the Rangitikei River, on the central North Island of New Zealand.
		River Valley is a place where the adventure activities are a core part of the operation, are integral to the very culture of the company, and are what bring people together.
		River Valley reserves the right to cancel or amend trip details if conditions are deemed to be unsafe, or clients unsuitable for the demands of the activity.
	resorts.gordonsguide.com /rivervalleyadventurelodge/index.cfm (1447 words)

	Flyfishing the Rangitikei
		It is not uncommon to be fishing a small clear freestone river, meandering in a huge riverbed of stones and debris, and to notice driftwood perched 10 meters (30 feet) above you.
		Rivers rising in the Kaimanawa's generally have a higher carrying capacity than rivers rising in the Ruahine Range, because the geology in the Kaimanawa Range is much more stable.
		Because of the freestone river arena they are likely to be found in, a general lack of snags and other debris likely to entangle a flyline, it is best to let them run and follow them on foot if you can.
	www.flyfisher.co.nz /district.html (5406 words)

	Whitewater Rafting & Kayaking: Taupo, New Zealand
		The Tongariro river is fed from the Sacred Mountains of the Central North Island Plateau.
		This section of the river is a thriller.
		The open season on this stretch of river is from 1 December through to 31 May. Fishing on the lower reaches is open year round.
	www.raftingnewzealand.com /trips.htm (1220 words)

	New Zealand Rivers
		The longest river is The Waikato at 425 km long, and is the location of the Huka Falls.
		The Whanganui is another prominent river in the North Island and is the longest navigable river.
		These rivers usually have a strange light blue colour, due to the glaciated eroded particles of rock suspended in the water which reflect sunlight.
	www.virtualaustralia.com /newzealand/photos/rivers (201 words)

	Wellington Fishing
		The source of the Tiraumea River is in the sandstone/mudstone hill country east of Pahiatua and flows in a northerly direction to join the Manawatu River near Woodville.
		The river, since being diverted in the headwaters has changed from a predominantly rainbow fishery to a brown trout one and generally, good numbers of these can be found.
		Access is either at the Hutt River confluence, where there is public access along the river to the West Akatarawa River, or, off the Akatarawa Road upstream of this junction from which, landowner permission is required both to and along the river.
	www.fishandgame.org.nz /Site/Regions/Wellington/fisheries.aspx (4935 words)

	Taupo Sightseeing \| River Valley Adventure Activities
		At River Valley you are constantly reminded of how special a place this is. The awesome scenery, perceived isolation, range of accommodation options at River Valley Lodge, and world class activities make this a truly unique destination.
		River Valley is a specialist in a range of hard and soft adventures ranging from the excitement of grade 5 whitewater rafting, to gentle float trips, from hill country horse treks, to the River Valley pitch 'n' putt golf course.
		River Valley Horse Treks is owned and operated by Russell and Shona Turner, who for many years have shared their passion for this beautiful hill country with people from all over the world.
	www.discovernewzealand.com /default.aspx?DN=42063214-ea40-42cf-8756-cbcc93590fb5&Anc=42063214-ea40-42cf-8756-cbcc93590fb5&Pa=2266ccce-c646-4f4f-809d-41844968b1b6 (767 words)

	River Valley Outdoor Adventure Lodge, Wanganui Accommodation, White Water Rafting Wanganui
		The view out each front door is stunning, with native forest, the Rangitikei River, and opposite, a waterfall that cascades several hundred feet.
		Horse treks at River Valley combine amazing scenery, the chance to feel the life of rural New Zealand countryside, and the opportunity to feel the exhilaration of a galloping horse.
		A round on the River Valley Golf Course is a fun activity for both groups and individuals, not to mention a load of laughs for everyone.
	www.tourism.net.nz /new-zealand/accommodation/outdoor-and-sports-lodges/wanganui/river-valley (1316 words)

	Mairenui Rural Retreat - Our District
		The Rangitikei District is located in the Central North Island of New Zealand, a previously overlooked visitor destination.
		The Rangitikei River flows through the district from North to South, providing many opportunities for both adventure and relaxation.
		Rangitikei is a part of New Zealand's "River Region", also including Manawatu, Horowhenua, Tararua, Wanganui and Ruapehu.
	www.mairenui.co.nz /html/district.html (223 words)

	Rangitikei District - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Rangitikei District is a Territorial Authority in the Manawatu-Wanganui region in the North Island of New Zealand.
		It is located in the southwest of the island, and follows the catchment area of the river which shares its name.
		The Whangaehu River partly runs through the northern extremity of the district.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rangitikei_District (259 words)

	Water in short supply for Sanson folk - Wanganui Chronicle - 2006-03-21 00:33:00.0 - localnews
		RESIDENTS of Rangitikei River border town Sanson are having to relearn the value of water.
		And it is not just the present low flow in the Rangitikei River, the source of Sanson’s water, that has prompted the Manawatu District Council to embark on an “education” programme to help Sanson residents “appreciate the limitations of their scheme and what they are paying for”.
		The council’s water manager, Wayne Spencer, said yesterday that while low flows in the river highlighted the vulnerability of the Sanson water scheme, it was a range of “other issues” that had led to the critical shortage of water.
	www.wanganuichronicle.co.nz /localnews/storydisplay.cfm?storyid=3677099&thesection=localnews&thesubsection=&thesecondsubsection= (556 words)

	Rangitikei River suspected didymo sample to be analysed \| MAF Biosecurity New Zealand
		Rangitikei River suspected didymo sample to be analysed
		Rangitikei River suspected didymo sample to be analysed
		Most of the known affected rivers are in the same catchments, or near affected catchments.
	www.biosecurity.govt.nz /media/31-10-06/didymo.htm (378 words)

	Welcome to Forest and Bird
		The reserve is significant in that it is one of the few remaining areas of indigenous forest associated with a river terrace in the Rangitikei ecological region.
		Most of the remaining forest areas in the region are confined to river valleys that are too steep or inaccessible for logging or farming.
		In 1961 the Rangitikei Scenery Preservation Society merged with Forest and Bird and the Rangitikei Forest and Bird Section was formed.
	www.forestandbird.org.nz /publications/magazine/2001/may/rangitikeireserves.asp (1246 words)

	Dave Miller - Environmental Engineer
		Situated on the banks of the pristine Rangitikei River, River Valley Tours operates an adventure rafting, bungy and outdoor adventure tourist facility combined with overnight accommodation for up to 80 people.
		As the lodge is located a narrow strip between a cliff and the river, a reliable advanced sewage system was a must.
		Dave was engaged to undertake a feasibility study to determine suitable sewage treatment options and design the system which could be incorporated into the landscape.
	www.davemiller.co.nz /cafe.html (180 words)

	Vinegar Hill travel guide - Wikitravel
		Vinegar Hill is a camping area located on the Rangitikei River in Manawatu, North Island, New Zealand.
		The hill itself is located on the west bank of the river in the Rangitikei District, whereas the camping ground is on the east bank in Manawatu District.
		The river is safe for swimming but has a strong current in places, it is also ideal for rafting.
	wikitravel.org /en/Vinegar_Hill (405 words)

	Dave Miller - Environmental Engineer
		With the river so close the sewage system has a zero tolerance for error.
		The native bush on the steep tallus slope is ideal for the disposal of advanced secondary treated effluent.
		The advanced secondary treated effluent is discharge into the bush area on the steep tallus slope behind the lodge
	www.davemiller.co.nz /valley_sample.html (86 words)

	Forest and Bird Pryce's Rahui Reserve
		Later the Rangitikei Society considered it would be an advantage to belong to a larger organisation.
		At that time the entrance was down by the Rangitikei River and for many years this remained the legal accessway.
		This type of forest was once common along the fertile river flats of the Rangitikei River but much of this has unfortunately been cleared for pastoral farming, leaving only isolated remnants remaining.
	www.forestandbird.org.nz /enjoy_nature/reserves/pryces/pryce.asp (1740 words)

	River Valley Lodge - Taihape, New Zealand Youth Hostels
		NZ Tourism Award winning, River Valley is located at the foot of the majestic Ruahine Ranges, amidst towering cliffs and stunning scenery, with the Rangitikei River literally at the front door.
		River Valley is relaxed - there is a feeling of isolation, remoteness and harmony.
		One of NZ's finest - the gorge section of the Rangitikei River.
	www.bootsnall.com /hostels/d/1983/River+Valley+Lodge.php (211 words)

	White Water Rafting Rangitikei Taihape New Zealand NZ
		The Rangitikei River features over 10 major rapids, 2-3 hours of scenic rafting, stunning scenery, rock 'n rolling on the river.
		River Valley has been rafting since 1982 and is one of the New Zealand's most experienced rafting companies.
		River Valley is located 30km East of Taihape into the bush at the end of the world.
	www.remember.co.nz /detail/aw5.html (215 words)

	New Zealand North Island Rangitikei River Region travelling holiday spots
		The Rangitikei District is located in the River Region at the heart of the North Island of New Zealand, where State Highway 1 provides a passage through the middle of the district.
		Despite the accessible location, the wonders of the Rangitikei are still relatively unspoilt.
		The Rangitikei River has created a spectacular landscape with towering white cliffs and deep gorges.
	www.rangitikei.com (206 words)

	Expect the Unexpected When Fishing
		He had explained, there were plenty of fish in the section of the river we were to fish, but they were not usually big.
		The first thing that struck me about this section of the river was it's size.
		He was also rapt about fishing this stretch of the river with a wet line.
	www.bishfish.co.nz /articles/fresh/rangitiki.htm (1281 words)

	AA New Zealand Travel - Sightseeing Guides - Rangitikei, Manawatu & Tararua
		Rangitikei is one of those places where you can kick back and enjoy your surrounds, or jump into a raging river and go white-water rafting.
		The Rangitikei River has a range of remote overnight and multi-day river tours for people of all ages.
		It is also one of only a few places in the world where a river flows east to west through a main divide.
	www.aatravel.co.nz /sightseeing-guides/editorial.php?pagename=rangitikeihorowhenuamanawatutararua-region-sg (544 words)

	River Valley - Award Winning Adventure Lodge - Hotels & Resorts Taihape New Zealand Rangitikei North Island
		River Valley, an Adventure Lodge, a special place that brings together like minded people from different backgrounds, to share adventures, and enjoy beautiful surroundings.
		River Valley is pioneering the Adventure Lodge concept in New Zealand.
		River Valley is situated in the Rangitikei District of the North Island of New Zealand.
	www.realadventures.com /listings/1023567_River-Valley-Award-Winning-Adventure-Lodge (1193 words)

	Manawatu
		Located north of Wellington, the district stretches from slightly north of the settlement of Himatangi in the south to just south of Mangaweka in the north, and from the Rangitikei River to the summit of the Tararua Ranges.
		The gorge is significant because, unlike most gorges, the Manawatu River runs directly through the surrounding ranges from one side to the other.
		This was caused by the ranges moving upwards at the same time as the gorge was eroded by the river, instead of the more usual erosion of an already existing range.
	www.virtualoceania.net /newzealand/regions/manawatu.shtml (372 words)

	River Drifters - Raft and Fishing Adventures, Rafting Trips, Cliff Climbing, Abseiling, Fishing, Swim, Picnic, ...
		Come and experience a gentle scenic raft trip on the spectacular Rangitikei River or through the impressive Manawatu Gorge.Relax and enjoy the scenery.
		Experience the thrill of catching Rainbow and Brown trout on the unspoilt Rangitikei River.
		Join Peter and Jenny of River Drifters for a fabulous scenic river experience on one of the options listed here.
	www.river-drifters.co.nz /rafting.html (163 words)

	About the Rangitikei District
		Originally Bulls was called Rangitikei however in 1872 this was changed to `Bulls' in recognition of James Bulls' contribution to the town.
		Marton is also the gateway to the Rangitikei's many varied and beautiful country gardens open to the public.
		Taihape, with a district population of 2900, serves a large farming area, and is the northern gateway to the Rangitikei.
	www.rangitikei.co.nz /aboutdistrict.htm (533 words)

	New Zealand Photo Images Rangitikei River Rafting Ron Castle
		The Rangitikei River on New Zealand's North Island begins in the mountains of the Kaimanawa Forest Park east and south of Lake Taupo in the Kaimanawa Mountain Range.
		We helicoptered in to the Rangitikei River from the first bridge that crosses the river on the Napier Highway from Taihape which departs Highway 1 about 10 km north of Taihape, south of Waiouru.
		We decided to walk the boats down the first part of the chute river left due to an obstructing boulder with a big current upsurge and then hop in and ride the rest of the rapid.
	www.roncastle.com /new-zealand-photo-images-2.htm (668 words)

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