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289:Tākuta Ferris
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65:December 2021
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27:
26:
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2112:Otago Region
1992:Steampunk HQ
1921:Katiki Beach
1911:Cape Wanbrow
1860:
1804:Waihemo Ward
1677:Lake Waitaki
1653:Danseys Pass
1565:
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1528:
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786:
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740:
734:, 0.3% were
725:
722:
703:
688:
624:
621:Demographics
615:
591:
585:
579:In May 1826
578:
573:
571:
537:
508:
484:
472:
456:North Island
453:
440:
426:
402:Christchurch
378:South Island
373:
372:
263:Gary Kircher
218:Te Tai Tonga
193:Waihemo Ward
71:
62:
43:
22:
1881:Waianakarua
1826:Inch Valley
1783:Oamaru Ward
1689:Livingstone
1683:Lindis Pass
1607:New Zealand
730:, 0.3% had
699:2006 census
695:2013 census
595:Shag Valley
528:Kahui Tipua
511:Arai Te Uru
441:sacred hill
382:New Zealand
206:Electorates
161:New Zealand
145: /
133:170°42′55″E
57:introducing
2126:Categories
2001:Government
1861:Palmerston
1724:Georgetown
1259:25 October
1231:31 October
1205:References
763:St Mary's
613:memorial.
603:David Ross
515:Rākaihautū
499:moa hunter
491:Polynesian
449:Shag Point
394:Waikouaiti
374:Palmerston
308:Population
271:Waitaki MP
228:Government
130:45°29′02″S
94:Palmerston
40:references
1871:Stoneburn
1851:Morrisons
1701:Otematata
795:Education
787:St James
769:RA Lawson
728:Christian
566:Zealandia
531:south as
475:cormorant
410:Maniototo
366:Ngāi Tahu
330:Time zone
198:Community
1944:Puketapu
1891:Wairunga
1856:Nenthorn
1841:Mākareao
1816:Glenpark
1769:Tokarahi
1749:Maruakoa
1659:Duntroon
1641:Aviemore
1515:34751263
1192:1,734.5
1145:(24.85)
765:Anglican
746:Churches
736:Buddhist
714:Pasifika
708:, 14.6%
683:Source:
611:Boer War
458:city of
433:Puketapu
418:Seasider
1886:Waihemo
1846:Moeraki
1836:Macraes
1821:Hampden
1811:Dunback
1774:Windsor
1764:Pukeuri
1759:Otepopo
1754:Ngapara
1739:Kia Ora
1734:Kakanui
1729:Herbert
1718:Bortons
1695:Omarama
1647:Benmore
1478:Sources
1140:(2.26)
1135:(1.99)
1130:(2.03)
1125:(1.69)
1120:(2.14)
1115:(2.05)
1110:(1.78)
1105:(2.19)
1100:(2.26)
1095:(1.65)
1085:(2.41)
1075:(40.4)
1070:(47.8)
1065:(43.3)
1060:(40.1)
1055:(37.4)
1050:(33.8)
1045:(30.7)
1040:(32.2)
1035:(36.1)
1030:(40.5)
1025:(45.1)
1020:(48.7)
1015:(49.5)
1005:(50.5)
1000:(57.0)
995:(53.2)
990:(50.2)
985:(47.5)
980:(43.9)
975:(41.4)
970:(42.4)
965:(46.8)
960:(51.1)
955:(55.8)
950:(58.5)
945:(58.8)
935:(60.6)
930:(66.0)
925:(63.1)
920:(60.4)
915:(57.7)
910:(54.0)
905:(52.0)
900:(52.7)
895:(57.4)
890:(61.9)
885:(66.2)
880:(68.0)
875:(68.2)
813:Climate
716:, 1.9%
712:, 1.3%
644:±% p.a.
597:to the
586:Rosanna
574:Matilda
495:Archaic
386:Dunedin
220:(Māori)
213:Waitaki
158:Country
53:improve
1831:Kātiki
1795:Weston
1790:Oamaru
1744:Maheno
1620:Oamaru
1550:
1535:
1520:
1513:
1498:
1465:19 May
1461:. NIWA
1189:166.5
1186:169.6
1183:171.8
1180:136.9
1177:129.5
1174:114.7
1171:101.9
1168:113.3
1165:135.1
1162:158.8
1159:165.6
1156:170.8
1090:(2.4)
826:Month
706:Pākehā
678:+1.25%
667:−0.47%
412:. The
398:Oamaru
359:Local
354:(NZDT)
352:UTC+13
337:(NZST)
335:UTC+12
167:Region
42:, but
2013:Mayor
1665:Kurow
1344:4 May
1319:4 May
1143:630.2
865:Year
718:Asian
710:Māori
533:Owaka
464:Otago
437:Māori
316:1,030
172:Otago
1671:Ōhau
1616:Seat
1548:ISBN
1533:ISBN
1518:ISBN
1511:OCLC
1496:ISBN
1467:2024
1445:2024
1346:2023
1321:2023
1261:2023
1233:2023
1138:57.5
1133:50.6
1128:51.5
1123:42.9
1118:54.3
1113:52.1
1108:45.3
1103:55.7
1098:57.3
1093:41.9
1083:61.1
1043:−0.7
1003:10.3
998:13.9
993:11.8
988:10.1
958:10.6
953:13.2
948:14.7
943:14.9
933:15.9
928:18.9
923:17.3
918:15.8
913:14.3
908:12.2
903:11.1
898:11.5
893:14.1
888:16.6
883:19.0
878:20.0
873:20.1
862:Dec
859:Nov
856:Oct
853:Sep
850:Aug
847:Jul
844:Jun
841:May
838:Apr
835:Mar
832:Feb
829:Jan
672:2018
661:2013
650:2006
639:Pop.
635:Year
439:for
400:and
295:Area
190:Ward
101:Town
1502:pb.
1073:4.7
1068:8.8
1063:6.3
1058:4.5
1053:3.0
1048:1.0
1038:0.1
1033:2.3
1028:4.7
1023:7.3
1018:9.3
1013:9.7
983:8.6
978:6.6
973:5.2
968:5.8
963:8.2
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664:891
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497:or
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