| Āniwaniwa Falls | |
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 Āniwaniwa Falls | |
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| Location | Hawke's Bay, New Zealand |
| Coordinates | 38°44′32″S 177°09′42″E / 38.742201°S 177.161794°E |
| Type | Cascade |
| Watercourse | Āniwaniwa Stream and Mangapuwerawera Stream |
The Āniwaniwa Falls, or Rainbow Falls, are a two-drop waterfall located at northeastern Lake Waikaremoana in New Zealand.[1][2][3]
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ Harper, Laura; Mudd, Tony; Whitfield, Laura Harper Tony Mudd Paul (1 December 2002). Rough Guide to New Zealand 3. ISBN 9781858288963.
- ^ Keltie, John Scott (1906). The Geographical Journal.
- ^ Cowan, James (1908). New Zealand: Or Ao-teä-roa (The Long Bright World): Its Wealth and Resources, Scenery, Travel-routes, Spas, and Sport. J. Mackay, government printer. p. 138.
Aniwaniwa Falls.
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