Gore Lions Club 25th Anniversary. Gore. Southland. New Zealand.
S 46° 05.921 E 168° 56.836
59G E 341336 N 4892940
The famous Brown Trout Statue in Gore was commissioned by the Gore Lions Club to commemorate their 25th Anniversary.
Waymark Code: WMKKPW
Location: South Island, New Zealand
Date Posted: 04/27/2014
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This statue has always been an icon in the district of Gore, a tribute to the Brown Trout fishing region of the South Island.
The statue was commissioned by the Gore Lions Club to commemorate their 25th Anniversary. It was unveiled by Bob Jones, a well known trout fisherman, on the 18th February 1989.
The Plaque, on the base of the statue, is situated in the centre of Gore in a green parkland triangle bordered by Norfolk Street and Ordsal Street.
Anniversary Year: 25th Anniversary 1989.
Year of Event, Organization or Occurance: Gore Lions Club 25th Anniversary in 1989.
Address:
Waipahi Highway
Gore, South Is. New Zealand.
Website: Not listed
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