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New Zealand Geography:     more books (100)

Areas of change in New Zealand (Contemporary geographies) by B Dudley, 1972 Visiting South America, Australia and New Zealand (Real geography series;book 1) by James Fairgrieve, 1957 Australia and New Zealand (Regional geographies) by Ellis Otter Robinson, 1965 Southwest Pacific: A geography of Australia, New Zealand and their Pacific Island neighbourhoods by Kenneth Brailey Cumberland, 1958 Whitcombe's atlas of geography for New Zealand and Australian schools by Kenneth Brailey Cumberland, 1950 Visiting South America, Australia and New Zealand (Real geography series;book 1) by James Fairgrieve, 1964 New Zealand topical geographies by Kenneth Brailey Cumberland, 1966 Australia and New Zealand, (Modern geography series, book) by D. C Money, 1969 Soils (New Zealand topical geographies) by Kenneth Brailey Cumberland, 1966 New Zealand topical geographies by Kenneth Brailey Cumberland, 1966 Structure, lithology and landforms (New Zealand topical geographies) by Kenneth Brailey Cumberland, 1965 External Programme Subject Guides: B.A.Geography - Australia and New Zealand by G.R.P. Lawrence, University of London, 1998-10 External Programme Subject Guides: B.A.Geography - Regional Geography of Australia and New Zealand by University of London, 1990-02 Australia and New Zealand (Regional geographies series) by Ellis Otter Robinson, 1954

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101. New Zealand: An Illustration For Understanding Geography And Culture & Civil Lib
     Prepared by Annette L. Varcoe as part of the FulbrightHays Seminars to NewZealand 2002.  
     http://www.fulbright.org.nz/events/fulbrighthays-projects/varcoea.html

102. Denison Geology & Geography Dept. - New Zealand Presentation
     Space shuttle photo of Earth Geology geography Department They studied atthe University of Otago in Dunedin, new zealand. With the great location of  
     http://www.denison.edu/geology/NewZealand.html
     
     Extractions: February 20, 2002 Denison Geology students, Meg Kinsella ('02) and Christine Dektor ('03) gave a slide presentation to the C. L. Herrick Society on February 20, 2002. They studied at the University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand. With the great location of living in Dunedin, it afforded us the opportunity to explore the beautiful topography of the South Island. New Zealand brings images of Frost's Fire and Ice, Sojourner's Mars, and of course Tolkein's Middle Earth. It is land of otherworldly beauty and exotic terrain for most northern hemispherer's. This South Pacific country has much to offer geo and ecophiles through it's vastly diverse environments: glacier and alpine country, rainforest, tussock-land, rolling hills, thousands of miles of coastline, temperate forest, vast plains, geothermal hot spots, and active volcanoes. The People New Zealand has a reputation as a "green country," a title deserved in many respects, although it is mainly due to the fact that there just aren't heaps and heaps of Kiwi's to pollute their country. However, conservation is rampant (Tongariro National Park was the third national park in the world, Fjiordland National Park claims a sizeable chunk of the South Island) and many New Zealanders are active trampers. Tramping in the parks is one of the biggest draws to New Zealand, as there are so many amazing tramps that are different lengths, cover all kinds of territories, and are found virtually anywhere.

103. Economic Geography And Spatial Statistics: Theory & Empirics Of New Zealand Regi
     This paper sets the stage for current Treasury research on new zealand Economic geography and Spatial Statistics Theory and Empirics of new zealand  
     http://www.treasury.govt.nz/workingpapers/2000/00-11.asp
     
     Extractions: Treasury Working Papers Economic Geography and Spatial Statistics: Theory and Empirics of New Zealand Regions Authors: Suzi Kerr and Jason Timmins Abstract This paper sets the stage for current Treasury research on New Zealand regional socio-economic issues by: View/Download This working paper is in two parts and is available to view or download in Adobe PDF format: Read the download instructions for assistance.

104. ERiding - Media Library - Photographs - Geography - Countries - New Zealand
     geography History ICT Languages Literacy Maths Religion Science Transport Click to open large version. Contemporary new zealand art  
     http://www.eriding.net/media/New_zealand.shtml

105. New Zealand Geographical Society
     http://www.nzgs.co.nz/

106. Welcome To Terralink
     Heading into the wilderness areas of new zealand? Check out the Terralinkrecreational map series, specially designed to assist climbers, trampers,  
     http://www.terralink.co.nz/
     
     Extractions: meets business intelligence Terralink International Limited has the most comprehensive and accurate physical land database of New Zealand. Within this database resides a compliment of topographic, legal property, aerial/satellite imagery, and addressing data layers. Experts at Terralink International have wide experience in integrating client data with this detailed land and legal information, creating geospatial solutions for better business management. From the collection of land information via aerial photography, high resolution satellite imagery and survey, to the delivery of bespoke Geographic Information Systems, Terralink International is where geographic information becomes business intelligence. About Us Newsroom Contact Us Sitemap Existing Users Username Password Your one stop shop for instant property information, terranet provides ownership, sales, valuation and building consents information supplemented with boundary maps and aerial imagery. Click here for more info Existing Users Login Here Zoom and pan around an area or property online. Emap is an interactive business tool which allows you to view land and buildings relative to their surroundings, turn layers of geographic information on and off, calculate area and distances and plan routes.

107. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Australian And New Zealand Physical Geography Encycloped
     AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides encyclopedia articlescovered under this topic.  
     http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/categories/anzpg.html
     
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108. Regional: Oceania: New Zealand: Maps And Views - Open Site
     Regional Oceania new zealand Maps and Views Open Site.  
     http://open-site.org/Regional/Oceania/New_Zealand/Maps_and_Views

109. Official Website Of The British & Irish Lions Rugby Tour
     new zealand can be found in the south west Pacific Ocean. new zealand stretches1600 kilometres (1000 miles) from north to south.  
     http://www.lionsrugby.com/newzealand.htm?buttonclicked=newZealand¤tlink=ma

110. 50 Places @ Nationalgeographic.com
     The hinterland around Wanganui, new zealand, is composed of rugged river Explore the North Island with new zealand native and novelist Keri Hulme in the  
     http://www.nationalgeographic.com/traveler/northisland.html

111. GORP - New Zealand Outdoors - Introduction
     The characteristic new zealand native forest is a temperate, Thanks to thenew zealand Tourism Board for providing us with this information.  
     http://gorp.away.com/gorp/location/newzeal/outdoor.htm
     
     Extractions: New Zealand's endlessly varied geographical wonders, its unique native flora and curious, singular fauna are boundless sources of wonder. In a country only about the size of Colorado, the landscape offers a kaleidoscope of changing landforms. Within the space of one or two days, it's possible to view long sandy beaches, snowcapped volcanoes, deep fiords, sparkling rivers, jagged mountain ranges, steaming geothermal pools, subtropical rain forests, jewel-like lakes, dry high country basins covered in seas of waving tussocks and picturesque lowland farms. Like Nowhere Else Separated from the super-continent Gondwanaland 70 million years ago and surrounded by the vast barrier of the Pacific Ocean, New Zealand's islands evolved for millions of years as one huge, isolated botanical garden, allowing many ancient plants and animals to survive and evolve in ways unlike anywhere else on earth. The characteristic New Zealand native forest is a temperate, evergreen podocarp (rimu, kahikatea, totara and matai) forest with giant tree ferns and vines very closely resembling a tropical rainforest. The second largest trees in the world, the giant kauri can be found in small forest pockets in Northland and on the Coromandel Peninsula. In spite of 1,200 years of human land clearing, about a quarter of the country still remains forested. These magnificent forest sanctuaries are filled with extraordinary varieties of trees, ferns and other flora, 84 percent of which can be found nowhere else in the world.

112. FASS - Geography, Tourism & Environmental Planning - Home Page
     FASS Homepage for the Department of geography, Tourism and Environmental Planning.  
     http://www.waikato.ac.nz/wfass/subjects/geography/

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