Lake Kaiwai | |
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![]() Lake Kaiwai and surrounding wetland | |
Location | Northland Region, North Island |
Coordinates | 35°25′43″S 173°55′52″E / 35.4287°S 173.9311°E |
Basin countries | New Zealand |
Lake Kaiwai is an alluvial lake in the Northland Region of New Zealand. [1] It is drained by Terewatoa Stream, in the Kawakawa River catchment, [2] and is part of Te Ahu Ahu wetlands.
The threatened bird species kōtātā (fernbird) and spotless crake (pūweto) live in the wetland. [3]
The Kauri Timber Company had a tramway near the lake for hauling out kauri logs to the nearby Okaihau branch railway. [4]
Lake Kaiwai | |
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![]() Lake Kaiwai and surrounding wetland | |
Location | Northland Region, North Island |
Coordinates | 35°25′43″S 173°55′52″E / 35.4287°S 173.9311°E |
Basin countries | New Zealand |
Lake Kaiwai is an alluvial lake in the Northland Region of New Zealand. [1] It is drained by Terewatoa Stream, in the Kawakawa River catchment, [2] and is part of Te Ahu Ahu wetlands.
The threatened bird species kōtātā (fernbird) and spotless crake (pūweto) live in the wetland. [3]
The Kauri Timber Company had a tramway near the lake for hauling out kauri logs to the nearby Okaihau branch railway. [4]