James Cook named Mt Egmont, New Zealand, in January 1770. He named the mountain after the second Earl of Egmont, a former First Lord of the Admiralty.
New Plymouth is the closest city to Mt Egmont/Taranaki.
Stratford. Stratford is the closest main centre to Egmont National Park, and is the main gateway to East Egmont ski field.
The Polynesian atolls knowns as the Cook Islands are named after Captain James Cook.Cooktown, in northern Queensland, is named after Cook. It was where Cook and his crew spent two months repairing his ship, the Endeavour, after it ran aground on the Great Barrier Reef.James Cook University, in Townsville (Queensland) is also named after Cook.There are several small, uninhabited islands dotted around Australia's coastline, each called "Cook Island".Cook Strait lies between the North and South islands of New Zealand.New Zealand's highest mountain was named Mt Cook by the Europeans after James Cook. It is now Aoraki/Mt Cook, taking on its former Maori name as well.
Aoraki is the name of Mt Cook.
Arthur Hamilton Ambury and the memorial is called THE AMBURY MEMORIAL
maori called it taranaki and captain cook named it mt egmont
Mt Egmont has an elevation of 2,518 metres.
Mt Egmont (also officially known as Mt Taranaki) is in Taranaki.
Mt Egmont.
Mt Egmont (also known officially as Mt Taranaki) is in Taranaki in the North Island.
New Plymouth is the closest city to Mt Egmont/Taranaki.
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New Zealand's highest mountain was originally named Mt Cook by Captain John Lort Stokes in honour of James Cook, who was the first European to circumnavigate New Zealand in 1770, though he did not sight the mountain. Mt Cook's indigenous name is Aorangi, or Aoraki, which means "Cloud Piercer" in the Ngāi Tahu dialect of the Māori language.
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Arthur Hamilton Ambury
Mt Taranaki (also known as Mt Egmont).
Stratford. Stratford is the closest main centre to Egmont National Park, and is the main gateway to East Egmont ski field.