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This town was originally a kauri timber and gum trading center many ships would sail into it?
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What does the kauri tree do?
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Where can you find Kauri trees?
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The shape of the kauri leaf is?
Kauri has a oval leaf with heaps of vains Kauri has a oval leaf with heaps of vains
What is the population of Kauri Park?
Kauri Park's population is 3,771.
When was Kauri Kõiv born?
Kauri Kõiv was born in 1983.
One of nz's largest native trees?
Kauri
What new zealand timber is resistant to ship work?
For small craft, treated kahikitea is often used. kauri used to be used, but is too scarce a resource to be used this way any longer.
What is new zealands most popular building timber?
Today, Pinus Radiata is very common, though Douglas Fir is used in the south. In earlier times, kauri, totara, and rimu were often used.
Is the kauri snail endangered?
Yes, Kauri trees are endangered because of people in the old days chopping them down to make furniture or to sell there Kauri Gum
When was Olavi Kauri born?
Olavi Kauri was born on January 7, 1909, in Helsinki, Finland.
When did Olavi Kauri die?
Olavi Kauri died on December 1, 1967, in Helsinki, Finland.
What kind of wood is kauri?
Kauri is a hardwood. Kauri trees grow in New Zealand, and other locations around the Pacific Rim, including Australia, the Fijian Islands, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia and New Caledonia. Ancient Kauri is extracted from the bottom of watery bogs.
