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its in the South West corner of South Island and is the largest in South Island. 64 kms long and max depth 270m
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What is the second largest lake in New Zealand?
The second Largest lake in New Zealand is Lake Te Anau
What is the second largest lake in new zealand and in the town it has 1857 people?
The second largest lake in New Zealand is Lake Te Anau, in Southland, NZ.
What is the second biggest lake in new zealand?
Lake Te Anau, 133 square miles, in South Island
What are 4 large New Zealand lakes?
Four of the large lakes of New Zealand include Lake Taupo, Lake Te Anau, Lake Wakatipu, and Lake Wanaka.
What are some of the biggest New Zealand lakes?
Lake Taupo, Lake Wakatipu, Lake Ellesmere, lake Manapouri, lake Te Anau, and lake Wanaka,
What town has the second biggset lake in nz?
Based on if NZ stands for New Zealand. The second largest lake is Te Anau. There is a town next to the lake with the same name. But because of the size of the lake there is no one town that contains Te Anau. Many towns border the lake.
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.
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.
What is the depth of lake te anau?
it is 270m deep i know becaue i live in te anau
What area in new zealand has the area with deep underground pools?
I think you are enquiring about the underground cave systems. Either those of Waitomo in the North Island, or those of Te Anau Au of Lake Te Anau in the South Island. Both have well developed tourist industries.
What is South Island's biggest lake?
Te Anau.
What does Te Anau mean in English?
The Maoris of Southland always pronounce Te Anau as "Te Ana u". The name Te Anau has been translated in several ways-"uneven surface", "long view", "lake of many arms", "water current in a cave"; however the lake is in actual fact called after Te Anau, a granddaughter of Hekeia, whose name is bestowed on the Longwood Range.
