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A lake in south Canterbury into which four massive glaciers feed starting with P?
pigeon lake
What is the 5th biggest lake in New Zealand?
Lake Ellesmere in Canterbury.
What is the name of a lake in south Canterbury nz into which four massive glaciers feed?
The lake you are referring to is Lake Tekapo, located in South Canterbury, New Zealand. It is known for its stunning turquoise color, which is a result of glacial flour from the surrounding glaciers. The lake is fed by the Mackenzie Basin's glaciers, including the Tasman, Hooker, and others. Lake Tekapo is also famous for its picturesque landscape and nearby observatory, making it a popular destination for tourists.
A lake in south Canterbury?
Lake Tasman, the only fresh water lake with icebergs.
What is the second largest lake in New Zealand?
The second Largest lake in New Zealand is Lake Te Anau
What is a lake in the south island New Zealand that has a power station on it?
It is lake brunner
What South Island town lies on the banks of the largest lake in New Zealand?
New Zealand's largest lake is Lake Taupo in the North Island. Lake Te Anau is the South Island's largest lake, and has a town of that name on its shore.
Is whakatipu in New Zealand?
There is an island Lake Wakatipu in the South Island of New Zealand.
Where in New Zealand is Lake Kanieri?
Lake Kanieri is on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand. The closest township is Hokitika.
What is the biggest lake in the south island?
The deepest Lake in New Zealand is Lake Hauroko.A2 . And the largest lake in the South island is Lake Te Anau, at 344 km^2.
New zealands deepest lake?
According to Wikipedia, the deepest lake in New Zealand is Lake Hauroko in Fiordland National Park at the south end of the South Island, 463 meters deep (1,519 feet).
Is lake taupo the deepest lake in New Zealand?
Lake Hauroko which is 462 meters. The deepest lakes are the group of lakes in Fiordland, which have been sculpted by glacial action. In Wikipedia there is a list of lakes in New Zealand, and a sub-section listing the deepest.
