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The longest officially recognized place name in an English-speaking country which is a hill in New Zealand?
The longest word in NZ Maori (native language of NZ) is a place name:
TaumataÂwhakatangihangaÂkoauauÂoÂtamateaÂturiÂpukakapikiÂmaungaÂhoroÂnukuÂpokaiÂwhenuaÂkitanatahuis the name! Not very easy to say!
It translates as The summit where Tamatea, the man with the big knees, the climber of mountains, the land-swallower who travelled about, played his nose flute to his loved one.
It is one of the longest place names in the world according to Guiness Book of Records. It is the longest placename in an English Speaking country. This version has 85 letters, but there is another version of the name which has around 105 letters.
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Is New Zealand a religious country?
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Is new zealand a country or a continent?
New Zealand is a country, an island country in the south Pacific
What country would New Zealand be in?
New zealand is its own country .....
Is New Zealand the name of a country?
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What country is Auckland in?
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Which country is the silver-fern becoming increasingly-recognized overseas as the national symbol of?
New Zealand.
Who was new zealands first president?
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Who was the president of Cyprus in 1959?
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Is New Zealand a religious country?
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What is order of countries celebrating New Years?
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When was Washington D.C founded?
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When was Washington, D.C. founded?
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Are there any synagogues in North Korea?
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When was the country of Chad founded?
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