Topics: Otago : Localities
This category only contains links to localities within the Otago Region.
Alexandra
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Arrowtown
Sited on the banks of the Arrow River and overlooked by the Crown Terrace, Arrowtown retains much of its pioneering character.
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Balclutha
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Clyde
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Cromwell
With Lake Dunstan on its doorstep, Cromwell, Central Otago is ideally placed as a base for recreational activities, picnicking, fishing, water-skiing, jetboating or just lazing the day away.
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Dunedin
Situated at the edge of the Southern Pacific Ocean, Dunedin is the capital of Otago.
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Lawrence
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Makarora
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Naseby
The township of Naseby, a former gold mining town and now a holiday resort, is located among shady trees at the head of the sun-bleached Maniototo Plain.
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Oamaru
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Owaka
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Queenstown
Situated in the South Island's Central Otago district, the beautiful resort of Queenstown lies on the shores of Lake Wakatipu and is surrounded by majestic mountains.
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Ranfurly
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Roxburgh
All web sites to do with Lake Roxburgh, Roxburgh and the Roxburgh area of Central Otago.
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Wanaka
Wanaka hosts a number of festivals and events, from the biggest three-day airshow in the Southern Hemisphere, Warbirds Over Wanaka, to the international World Heli-Challenge where the world's best snowboarders and skiers tackle backcountry alpine slopes.
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