Difference between revisions of "Maungarei Stonefields - Visit"
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| + | <googlemap lat="-36.890948" lon="174.839129" zoom="16"> | ||
| + | 37.804372, -122.270803, Oakland, CA, USA | ||
| + | -36.84846, 174.763332, Auckland, New Zealand | ||
| + | -36.892081, 174.83943, Maungarei Stonefields | ||
| + | </googlemap> | ||
[[File:Stonefields.jpg|framed| Stone heaps from garden clearing dominate the site]] | [[File:Stonefields.jpg|framed| Stone heaps from garden clearing dominate the site]] | ||
== What: == | == What: == | ||
| − | Newly created reserve with a remnant of the formerly extensive stonefields gardens that once surrounded Mt Wellington volcanic cone. | + | Newly created reserve with a remnant of the formerly extensive stonefields gardens that once surrounded Mt Wellington volcanic cone. The adjacent suburb Stonefields is named on recognition of this. |
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| + | http://www.stonefields.co.nz/StonefieldsTheName.aspx | ||
[[Category:Auckland_Sites_to_Visit]] | [[Category:Auckland_Sites_to_Visit]] | ||
Revision as of 17:40, 11 December 2010
Maungarei Stonefields
| SITE TO VISIT | |
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| Maungarei Stonefields | |
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| Ethnicity: | Maori |
| Site type: | Garden |
| Where: | Northwest of Mt Wellington / Maungarei. Reserve off Tidey Road |
| How to get there: | 30 minutes from central Auckland |
| How Long to allow: | 30 minutes at the site. |
| Disclaimer | |
<googlemap lat="-36.890948" lon="174.839129" zoom="16"> 37.804372, -122.270803, Oakland, CA, USA -36.84846, 174.763332, Auckland, New Zealand -36.892081, 174.83943, Maungarei Stonefields </googlemap>
Stone heaps from garden clearing dominate the site
What:
Newly created reserve with a remnant of the formerly extensive stonefields gardens that once surrounded Mt Wellington volcanic cone. The adjacent suburb Stonefields is named on recognition of this.
