What is the name of this river and valley?
Connects Lake Gunn to Lake Te Anau?
http://maps.google.co.nz/maps/ms?hl=...7640694eae9e51
What is the name of this river and valley?
Connects Lake Gunn to Lake Te Anau?
http://maps.google.co.nz/maps/ms?hl=...7640694eae9e51
Ahh found it - Cascade Creek - can't spot the valley name
Sure it's not the Hollyford River/Valley?
I can't see something going from being a 'river' in its upper reaches to a 'creek' after it passes through a lake. I suspect Cascade Creek is a small tributary.
Edit: Oops. No, definitely not that - the Hollyford goes the other way, out to sea on the West Coast, via Lake McKerrow
Richard
Last edited by rwh; 10th January 2010 at 16:54. Reason: fix geography
Its the Eglington Valley. Cascade creek is a tributary of the Eglington river.
Time to ride
This map:
http://www.fiordland.org.nz/Explore-...lford-Road.asp
suggests the Eglinton River.
See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eglinton_River
Google maps seems pretty crap for natural features
Richard
Yeah - looks fair and square to label it Cascade on my screen.
taa.
OK - another one - how long is the Homer Tunnel?
http://www.ipenz.org.nz/Heritage/ite...cfm?itemid=128 gives 2 answers ... 1240m or 4118 feet - which is 1255m
Another google result said 1200m.
I think you should go back with your tape measure
Richard
Yeah - I got the same befuddlement - 'approx 1.2km' will do the trick. Going back is an uxcellunt idea.
15m is a reasonable error in geography
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