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NW92.4 km
Stairway to the world's most easterly Lighthouse. East Cape. New Zealand.
in Outdoor Stairways
The lighthouse at East Cape is reached by walking up a steep bush covered hill on a stairway of over 700 wooden steps.
posted by: Punga and Paua
location: North Island, New Zealand
date approved: 05/31/2009
last visited: 11/08/2019
NW108.3 km
Te Waha-o-Rerekohu Pohutukawa. East Cape. New Zealand.
in Exceptional Trees
Te Waha-o-Rerekohu is New Zealand's oldest and largest pohutukawa tree - it's around 600 years old!
date approved: 07/28/2008
last visited: 12/11/2019
W119.3 km
Star of Canada
in New Zealand Historic Places
The Star of Canada was a cargo ship. It sank on a rocky reef at Kaiti Beach, while steaming into the port of Gisborne on a stormy night in 1912. The crew saved the cargo but were unable to save the ship.
posted by: taybee
date approved: 12/29/2010
last visited: 02/02/2011
Star of Canada - Te Moana Maritime Museum - Gisborne, New Zealand
in Maritime Museums
The Star of Canada was a cargo ship. It sank on a rocky reef at Kaiti Beach and Today, the wheelhouse of the Star of Canada is part of the Tairawhiti Museum
date approved: 01/19/2011
SW119.7 km
Cook Crater, Moon - Cook Statue, Gisborne. New Zealand.
in Extraterrestrial Locations
The Cook Crater on the Moon is named after James Cook whose statue overlooks the New Zealand east coast city of Gisborne.
location: New Zealand
date approved: 07/01/2008
last visited: 01/15/2012
W120.1 km
Captain Cook's Statue
in Statues of Historic Figures
A great nice looking Captain Cook's statue overloking Customhouse St in Gisborne NZ James Cook was born in Yorkshire, England. He entered the navy in 1755. By 1768 as first lieutenant, he was given command of the Endeavour, a ship of 368 tons
posted by: nzkeko
date approved: 11/22/2009
W120.2 km
Young Nick or Nicholas Young
Young Nick pointing at Young Nick's Head Peninsula in Gisborne NZ The southern headland of Poverty Bay was named by both Maori and Europeans in honour of early explorers - Te Kuri a Paoa and Young Nick’s Head.