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Napier, located in New Zealand, was named after Sir Charles Napier, a British Army officer and colonial administrator. The name was officially adopted in 1857, reflecting the influence of British colonial figures during that period. The city was established on the site of a former whaling station and developed rapidly after the devastating earthquake in 1931, which led to significant rebuilding efforts. Today, Napier is known for its Art Deco architecture and vibrant culture.

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