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The Manawatu River, located in New Zealand, derives its name from the Māori language, where "Manawatu" translates to "the path of the heart." This name reflects the river's significant cultural and historical importance to the local Māori tribes. The river flows through the Manawatu-Wanganui region, and its name symbolizes the deep connection between the land and the people who inhabit it.
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What is the most polluted river in New Zealand?
manawatu river
What gets discharged into the manawatu river every day?
78,000 cubic litres of treated human sewage.
When was Manawatu Standard created?
Manawatu Standard was created in 1880.
When was YoungHeart Manawatu created?
YoungHeart Manawatu was created in 2004.
Animal name and and end in 'thorpe'?
Bunnythorpe is the name of a township in Manawatu, North Island, NZ.
What is the motto of Manawatu College?
Manawatu College's motto is 'Personal Best'.
What is the Manawatu River in New Zealand used for?
Disposal of dairy farm waste is what some folk would claim. But there are no hydro developments on the river, and recreation and water supply for irrigation are the main uses. [Actually there is a hydro storage dam in the Mangahao which is one of the headwater streams of the Manawatu, but many folk would not associate them.]
When was Manawatu-Wanganui Region created?
Manawatu-Wanganui Region was created in 1989.
When was Red Sox Manawatu created?
Red Sox Manawatu was created in 192#.
What is Manawatu College's motto?
Manawatu College's motto is 'Haere I Tou Kaha'.
What is Manawatu city that has 15 letters in it?
Palmerston North is the largest city in the Manawatu region.
What is the area of Manawatu-Wanganui Region?
The area of Manawatu-Wanganui Region is 22,215 square kilometers.
