This body of water received its name after a group of cliff's were named after the "great cloak" of the explorer Tia.
This body of water received its name after a group of cliff's were named after the "great cloak" of the explorer Tia. This body of water is located south from Huka falls, and the large manmade Kaingaroa Forest borders the Eastern shore of this body of water, which also contains the fishing hotspot Tongariro National Park. The lake sits in the caldera of a supervolcano that erupted 26,500 years ago in the Oruanui eruption, and that volcano had activity as recent as 180 AD in the Hatepe Eruption. This body of water is located in the same political region as the glowworm caves of Waitomo. Drained by its country's longest river, the Waikato, and situated in the center of North Island, for 20 points, identify this lake, New Zealand's largest.
This body of water received its name after a group of cliff's were named after the "great cloak" of the explorer Tia.
Lake Taupo