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flank of Calton Hill; Caversham Valley Road forms a straighter, steep route that originally continued from the end of South Road's retail area. For this reason, the part of South Road running through the retail area is also sometimes referred to as part of
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which was established in 1921. The school's predecessor dates back to the early 1860s. The roll is 357 students as of August 2024. The school's two-storey 1920s brick buildings were pulled down and replaced in 1961, because of their structural unsoundness. The school's main gate – the only surviving remnant of the earlier structure – is the suburb's war memorial.
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Highway 1 away from the retail heart of the suburb, connecting at its northern end with the city's one-way street system. With the construction of the bypass, Caversham Valley Road was truncated
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Caversham Valley and David Street, extending into David Street and the western end of Hillside Road (Forbury Corner, sometimes
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use. Cannabis, while still a criminalised drug in New
Zealand, has moved some way towards grudging acceptance, at least as a subject for open discussion. The museum, run from a former residential house in David Street, is designed to be an information centre on aspects of the history and legislation
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Caversham and the neighbouring suburb of South Dunedin. Established at this site in 1875, the workshops are the main railway construction and repair shop in the South Island. The workshops cover 8 hectares (20 acres), of which 3 hectares (7.4 acres) are covered floor space.
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Caversham include the suburb's churches. The Presbyterian church is located on Thorn Street, roughly halfway between the South Road retail area and Forbury Corner. It was built in 1883 following the destruction of the previous building by fire. The current building, built
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Caversham began largely as a lower-middle to working-class suburb. Many of the early residents were skilled or semi-skilled tradespeople. In its early days, Caversham was known as "The carpenters' borough", as a high proportion of the skilled workers within the borough were employed in the building
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Caversham's
Anglican church, St. Peter's, is located on Hillside Road. Designed by H. F. Hardy, the foundation stone was laid in 1882. The original design called for the church to have a spire, but because of problems with the tower's foundations (which left the tower leaning 6 inches (15 cm)
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Caversham has no secondary schools, although it does contain a primary school and a special needs school. Carisbrook School, at the corner of South Road and Surrey Street, was formed from a 2012 merger of Calton Hill School, Caversham School, and
College Street School on the Caversham School site,
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Of those at least 15 years old, 315 (16.2%) people had a bachelor's or higher degree, and 510 (26.2%) people had no formal qualifications. The median income was $ 23,400, compared with $ 31,800 nationally. 90 people (4.6%) earned over $ 70,000 compared to 17.2% nationally. The employment status of
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Until the construction of the bypass, South Road and
Caversham Valley Road formed the main route out of Dunedin to the south. State Highway 1 followed South Road through the main retail area, then followed Caversham Valley Road to Lookout Point. Above its retail area, South Road winds around the
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In its early years, Caversham was heavily industrialised, but also contained a large number of residential properties. The population included a large number of skilled tradespeople and craftspeople, and both large and small industries abounded. Local industries at the beginning of the twentieth
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By the 1870s the population of Caversham was growing rapidly, and in 1877, with the population at around 4,000, it was declared a borough. It held this status until amalgamation with Dunedin city in 1904. The borough's area included much of modern Forbury and St Clair, as well as what is usually
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The hill slopes to the north of Caversham are less densely populated, and still retain some tree cover. This, along with the steepness of the land, forms a natural barrier between Caversham and the suburb of Maryhill. Only a few winding roads traverse this barrier, most notably Glen Road, at the
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To the northeast of the Glen, a hill spur including a 20-metre (66 ft) cliff separates Caversham from the central part of the city. Though the name is rarely used, this spur is called Montecillo Ridge, named for the mansion of early settler W.H. Reynolds. It is occasionally referred to as
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Forbury Road's properties include the Helen Deem Kindergarten, which also serves as the headquarters of the Dunedin Kindergarten Association. At least four other kindergartens are located in the St. Clair/Forbury area, in Forbury Road, Macandrew Road, Albert Street, and Surrey
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century included a brickworks, a gasworks, breweries, a smithy, milliners, several bakeries, a tannery, a bootmakers, and Rutherford's Wax Vesta match factory at Forbury Corner. In 1900, the South Road-David Street-Forbury Corner area was home to over 50 businesses.
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A further church, located in South Dunedin close to the southeastern edge of Caversham, was the South Dunedin Wesley Methodist Church in Hillside Road. This building, constructed in 1893, was threatened with demolition from 2009, and finally demolished in 2017.
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Part of the factory of Donaghy's Industries, adjacent to the eastern edge of Bathgate Park, is notable because of its unusual shape. This structure, which is less than 4 metres (13 ft) wide yet some 380 metres (1,250 ft) in length, serves as a
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Unlike most of Dunedin, which was settled by Scots, many early settlers in Caversham were English. This led to some degree of antagonism by the councils of the city and Caversham borough in the early days of settlement; Dunedin had been settled by the
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Lisburn House is one of the finest surviving 1860s townhouses in New Zealand. Now run as a bed and breakfast establishment, this house was built in 1865 for the Fulton family, a pioneer farming family at their "Ravenscliffe" property on the
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were also born in Caversham. Between them, the father and son were responsible for changes to the way the game of rugby union was played through their innovative coaching methods and tactics. The cricketer, poet, songwriter and teacher
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for several seasons in the 1970s with a highest final position of fourth in 1975. They also played in the competition's final season (2003). Despite its name, Caversham play at Tonga Park, located in the adjacent suburb of
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Caversham Baptist church is located at the corner of South Road and Surrey Street, close to Caversham School. Unusual among Dunedin buildings, this church has a formal Classical style, with its brickwork augmented by
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which was located here. This ridge overlooks "The Flat", as the plain stretching across to the Pacific coast was (and is still) locally known. South Road winds around the spur, connecting with the southern end of
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was a Caversham resident. Anscombe was responsible for numerous important buildings in early 20th century New Zealand, many of which survive to the present day. Among them are the Sarjeant Art Gallery in
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Lookout Point is also the home of the former Caversham Industrial School, located to the northeast of the fire station on Mornington Road. Established in 1869, the school was later a boys' home, and is now an
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flank of the by-pass, and there are tennis courts close to Kew Park on Thorn Street, and a croquet club between South Road and the Caversham by-pass. Kew Park is also home to one of the area's most prominent
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and child-care centres in both Rutherford Street (by Kew Park) and South Road (to the east of the main retail area), and there are numerous pre-school facilities and further primary schools in the suburbs of
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Caversham was served by a suburban railway station on the "South Line" between Dunedin and Mosgiel. Services ceased on this line in 1982. The railway station buildings were demolished several years later.
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to reach the Caversham Valley in wet weather unless it went by a circuitous route around the hills. Valpy solved this problem by hiring men at his own expense to build a crude road from the southern end of
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designed the 12-room house, notable for its steeply angled slate roof and polychromatic brickwork. Two other Category II heritage buildings are on Fitzroy Street: Faringdon Villa, and an untitled house.
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to his farm at Forbury. This formed the basis for later roads into the suburb. The road curved around the edge of the hills at the Glen to avoid a large swamp, the site of which is currently occupied by
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Lisburn House and several prominent church buildings. Another landmark is the suburb's war memorial, which is the main gate of Caversham School, the suburb's primary school. Caversham also contains a
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hinterland. By the end of the 19th century, Caversham was heavily industrialised, and its population included many skilled or semi-skilled tradespeople. This, combined with the community's strong
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roots, led to the area's generally left-leaning political stance. Caversham's early history has been the subject of the Caversham Project, a major historical and archaeological study by the
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The Southern Rugby Football Club, a rugby union club, is located at Bathgate Park to the southeast of Caversham. Southern is consistently among Dunedin's stronger club sides, and has been
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The 2023 Caversham statistical area covers 0.71 km (0.27 sq mi) and had an estimated population of 2,160 as of June 2023, with a population density of 3,042 people per km.
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The early history of the suburb and surrounding parts of southern Dunedin has been the subject of a major ongoing archaeological and historical research project into early Dunedin by the
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Trams served Caversham between 1880 and 1954, operating in Hillside Road, South Road, and David Street. Several bus routes now serve Caversham, connecting it with the heart of the city.
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of 1861 led to rapid changes when thousands of people began using the road on their way to and from the gold fields. The suburb began to expand rapidly at about this time, and the first
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eastern end of Caversham. At this end, the suburb draws close to the foot of the hills, and a natural valley, known locally as "The Glen", provides easier road access to the hill ridge.
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run routes from the city centre to Saint Clair and Corstorphine via Hillside Road, and to Lookout Point via South Road. Dunedin passenger transport also runs services between
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in the east. The names of several of the borough's mayors are commemorated in streets within the former borough, among them Robert Rutherford, William Bridgman, and
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from primary school age through adulthood. The school was named for the late wife of Mark Cohen, city councillor, campaigner for women's rights, and editor of the
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railway south of Dunedin that began in 1871 led to the construction of a 865-metre (2,838 ft) tunnel beneath Lookout Point, connecting Caversham with
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and square columns. The foundation stone for the building was laid in 1906. The former Baptist Church, in Playfair Street, is now used as a Gospel Hall.
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club champion on over 20 occasions. It was formed from a merger of the Caversham and Pacific clubs in 1899. Southern's players have included over 20
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ground, was located at the eastern end of the suburb between The Glen and the Hillside Railway Workshops prior to its demolition. It was the home of
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is still referred to as Hillside. Cargill's Corner, the major road junction at the South Dunedin end of Hillside Road, is also named in his honour.
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Many residents of Caversham are still of relatively low socio-economic status when compared to those in surrounding hill suburbs. A 2007
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A 3.4-hectare (8.4-acre) forest reserve is located on the upper slopes of Caversham Valley below Lookout Point. Purchased by the
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The Birth of Modern Times: Dunedin's Southern Suburbs, 1890–1940
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Sorrell, Paul (ed.) (1999). "Caversham" and "Lookout Point" in
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Chester, Rod; Palenski, Ron; and McMillan, Neville, (1998).
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Brookes, Barbara; Cooper, Annabel; Law, Robin, eds. (2003).
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of the 1860s because of its location on routes south to the
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1984:"Duplication Of The Railway Line. Caversham Tunnel Pierced"
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Another notable local resident was surveyor and architect
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The Dunedin City Council currently administers Caversham.
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surrounding the drug, and also a national centre for the
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for the electorate included Thomas Kay Sidey and future
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Bishop, D. G., and Turnbull, I. M. (compilers) (1996).
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https://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/church-be-demolished
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In the 22 general elections between 1946 and 2008, the
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What's next? Project lifecycle for digital collection
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Goodall, Maarire, and Griffiths, George J., (1980).
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from the perpendicular) this was never constructed.
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Sites of Gender: Women, Men and Modernity, 1890–1939
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Athletics: Middle Distance Resurgence for Caversham
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891:church, whereas Caversham's population was largely
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2083:". The Caversham Project. Retrieved on 2009-04-17.
1830:Canon J. W. Stack (1898), quoted in Goodall, p. 18
1330:. The house was named for the family's origins in
625:chief who was largely responsible for joining the
3082:Greater Dunedin and Invercargill Street Directory
2972:"Grimmett, Clarence Victor (Clarrie) (1891–1980)"
2551:New Zealand – Final Tables National Soccer League
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1819:Greater Dunedin and Invercargill Street Directory
1163:. One of Dunedin's largest industrial sites, the
817:and M. Hickey (University of Otago Press, 2005).
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3151:Brosnahan, Seán G., and Read, Peter J. (2002).
1841:Caversham Valley Forest Reserve Management Plan
1138:Hillside Road, looking east from Forbury Corner
751:still has its Otago premises in Hillside Road.
2809:Welcome to Caversham Baptist Church's Web Site
2590:Cricket: Six clubs to mark 125th anniversaries
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2010:Hyland, Gerard, and Bruce, Jane, (2008–07). "
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811:Class and Occupation: The New Zealand Reality
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2301:"Statistical area 1 dataset for 2018 Census"
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1927:Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind. "
1007:, an increase of 84 people (3.9%) since the
652:believed to be endemic to the Dunedin area.
523:, lies on the inner city side of this spur.
3340:, volume 1. Dunedin: Dunedin City Council.
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2074:Using AppleScript for Research and Teaching
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362:. The nearest secondary schools operate in
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3257:Even More Intriguing Dunedin Street Walks.
2980:. Canberra: National Centre of Biography,
2844:Opposition to church demolition 'sideshow'
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2012:Old Caversham Rail Tunnel: A Brief History
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712:St. Peter's Anglican Church, Hillside Road
307:The suburb was founded by wealthy pioneer
2905:6 October 2013. Retrieved 6 October 2013.
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2510:Park Project Takes Top Honour at Ceremony
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1637:via South Road. Cargill's Corner, at the
749:Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind
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2733:New Zealand Heritage List/Rārangi Kōrero
2704:New Zealand Heritage List/Rārangi Kōrero
2648:New Zealand Heritage List/Rārangi Kōrero
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642:Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society
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4803:Dunedin Writers & Readers Festival
3168:The Encyclopedia of New Zealand Rugby.
3119:Otago Regional Council (2009-02-01). "
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2141:– via Auckland University Press.
2052:The Caversham Project. (2003-07-25). "
1690:"Population estimate tables - NZ.Stat"
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1471:University of Otago Clocktower complex
4655:University of Otago Registry Building
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3338:The Cyclopedia of Otago and Southland
3295:Auckland: Auckland University Press.
3185:Dunedin: Otago Settlers Association.
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2525:Petanque New Zealand (Summer 2007). "
2322:"Decision on South Dunedin schooling"
2025:Push to Get Caversham Tunnel Momentum
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847:At a national level, Caversham was a
550:At the top of Caversham Valley are a
3080:New Zealand Automobile Association.
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2306:2018 Census place summary: Caversham
2054:The Birth of Modern Times: 1890–1940
1967:Caversham Tunnel Promoted for Access
1817:New Zealand Automobile Association.
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323:. Caversham grew rapidly during the
3155:. Dunedin: Otago Settlers' Museum.
3095:A Descriptive Atlas of New Zealand.
2940:Dictionary of New Zealand Biography
2540:, Issue 6. Retrieved on 2009-04-17.
2527:Caversham Petanque 10th Anniversary
2365:Education Counts: Carisbrook School
2346:. New Zealand Ministry of Education
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640:in 1994 with the assistance of the
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3310:Wellington: A.H. & A.W. Reed.
3183:Dunedin Churches Past and Present.
3108:SH1 Caversham Highway Improvements
3106:NZ Transport Agency (2011-05-12) "
2977:Australian Dictionary of Biography
2588:McMurran, Alistair (2009-03-26). "
2549:Zlotkowski, Andre, (2003-02-12). "
2175:from the original on 28 March 2023
1463:Former Post and Telegraph Building
1245:New Zealand National Soccer League
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736:churches. A third church, for the
648:species, including one species of
537:Lookout Point (production company)
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4793:Dunedin Museum of Natural Mystery
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3266:Dunedin: Express Office Services.
3259:Dunedin: Express Office Services.
3053:Caversham Project (2003-07-25). "
2914:Caversham Project (2003-07-25). "
2796:Saint Peter's Church in Caversham
2481:Morris, Chris (31 January 2009).
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1306:To the north of the workshops is
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3264:Intriguing Dunedin Street Walks.
2892:Cannabis museum opens in Dunedin
2206:". Retrieved on 11 January 2022.
2183:– via University of Otago.
1893:Reed, p.72. Some sources (e.g.,
1408:Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party
1018:Ethnicities were 81.3% European/
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3306:Reed, Alexander Wyclif (1975).
3226:Dunedin: Otago Heritage Books.
3202:Dunedin, North and South Otago.
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3097:Wellington: R. E. Owen. Map 43.
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3170:Auckland: Hodder Moa Beckett.
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3093:McLintock, A.H., (ed.) (1960)
2982:Australian National University
2842:Loughrey, David (2009-03-19) "
2562:Parsons, Wayne (2009-02-09). "
2508:Hepburn, Steve (2008-03-11). "
2416:Queen's High School. (2006). "
2271:Christofferson, Andy (2007). "
2242:Olssen, pp. 155–187 and
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31:Suburb in Dunedin, New Zealand
13:
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4187:St Clair and St Kilda Beaches
2538:Petanque New Zealand Magazine
2119:. Auckland University Press.
1881:10.1080/00779962.1996.9722023
866:electorate. As of 2022, its
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664:Caversham Presbyterian Church
483:railway. The creation of the
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4839:Dunedin Thunder (ice hockey)
4834:Dunedin Technical (football)
4752:St Hilda's Collegiate School
3121:GOBus Bus Timetable: Dunedin
2934:Bowron, Greg (2007-06-22). "
2483:"1300 march against stadium"
2023:Stevens, Sam (2008-11-21). "
1965:Fox, Rebecca (2008-08-11). "
1918:Rutherford, pp. 11–13
1715:Caversham Map and Directions
1509:Wisden Cricketer of the year
1481:in central Dunedin, and the
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3308:Place Names of New Zealand.
3240:, and Wales, Niel, (1988).
3138:Geology of the Dunedin Area
3123:". Retrieved on 2009-03-24.
3110:". Retrieved on 2012-01-30.
3057:". Retrieved on 2009-04-07.
2951:Rutherford, pp. 20–21
2925:". Retrieved on 2009-04-07.
2833:". Retrieved on 2012-01-30.
2811:". Retrieved on 2009-03-28.
2807:Caversham Baptist Church. "
2798:". Retrieved on 2009-04-06.
2776:". Retrieved on 2009-03-27.
2765:Somerville, Mary. (2009). "
2630:". Retrieved on 2009-04-22.
2462:Carisbrook – Club/Community
2433:". Retrieved on 2009-04-28.
2420:". Retrieved on 2009-04-28.
2072:Hood, David (2003-07-25). "
2063:", Retrieved on 2009-04-17.
1931:". Retrieved on 2009-03-23.
1623:Dunedin Passenger Transport
1504:" or "The Farmyard Patch".
138:71 ha (175 acres)
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4869:Southern Festival of Speed
4859:Otago Nuggets (basketball)
4535:Dunedin Public Art Gallery
4493:Facilities and attractions
2942:. Retrieved on 2009-04-07.
2850:. Retrieved on 2009-03-24.
2794:Saint Peter's Caversham. "
2596:. Retrieved on 2009-04-16.
2579:Chester, pp. 314–315
2570:. Retrieved on 2009-03-24.
2516:. Retrieved on 2009-04-17.
2451:Rutherford, pp. 6–10
2279:. Retrieved on 2009-03-24.
2161:. Otago University Press.
2155:; Hickey, Maureen (2005).
2092:LeDayn, D. (2005-09-12). "
2031:. Retrieved on 2009-05-01.
1973:. Retrieved on 2009-03-20.
1847:. Retrieved on 2009-03-24.
1300:Hillside Railway Workshops
1165:Hillside Railway Workshops
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352:Hillside Railway Workshops
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3321:Rutherford, Alma (1978).
3244:. Dunedin: John McIndoe.
3035:. Wisden. 6 February 2006
2772:12 September 2017 at the
2273:Housing Choice In Dunedin
2258:and its predecessor, the
2202:New Zealand Parliament. "
1604:Dunedin Southern Motorway
1563:connects South Road with
1557:central business district
1545:Dunedin Southern Motorway
1399:Whakamana Cannabis Museum
1193:, the city's former main
996:
970:—
915:politics in the borough.
580:Dunedin Southern Motorway
521:Dunedin Southern Cemetery
485:Dunedin Southern Motorway
473:Dunedin Southern Motorway
302:Dunedin Southern Motorway
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4737:Otago Girls' High School
4540:Dunedin Public Libraries
4335:Mount Watkin / Hikaroroa
2831:Dunedin Methodist Parish
2471:". Retrieved 2009-04-28.
2324:. New Zealand Government
2256:Dunedin South electorate
1859:New Zealand Entomologist
1662:"ArcGIS Web Application"
1479:Otago Girls' High School
1177:
1159:, a rope factory, and a
928:New Zealand Labour Party
747:centre at Kew Park. The
668:Caversham was named for
4864:Otago United (football)
4808:ID Dunedin Fashion Week
4788:Dunedin Gasworks Museum
4783:Dunedin Fringe Festival
4732:Otago Boys' High School
4717:Kaikorai Valley College
4545:Dunedin railway station
4520:Dunedin Botanic Gardens
3277:Dunedin: John McIndoe.
3181:Croot, Charles (1999).
3084:, 1998 edition. Map 17.
2785:Croot, pp. 178–79
2442:Olssen, pp. 20–26
2386:About Sara Cohen School
2215:Olssen, pp. 21–23
2193:Olssen, pp. 22–23
1821:, 1998 edition. Map 16.
1782:Herd, pp. 112–113
1666:statsnz.maps.arcgis.com
1477:, the main building of
1233:Caversham Football Club
1046:Māori religious beliefs
1005:2018 New Zealand census
833:coast in the south and
775:South Island Main Trunk
619:Ko Raka-a-runga-te-raki
481:South Island Main Trunk
375:Caversham Football Club
294:South Island Main Trunk
4727:Logan Park High School
4712:John McGlashan College
4615:Otago Settlers' Museum
4525:Dunedin Chinese Garden
4285:Green Island (Ōkaihae)
4263:Dunedin volcanic group
3718:Ocean Grove (Tomahawk)
3424:Caversham, New Zealand
3379:
3359:Listen to this article
3262:Hayward, Paul (1998).
3255:Hayward, Paul (1999).
3219:Dunedin: Allied Press.
3204:Wellington: GP Books.
2921:4 October 2006 at the
2671:Galer, pp. 84–85
1694:Statistics New Zealand
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4630:St Joseph's Cathedral
4375:Rock and Pillar Range
4340:Orokonui Ecosanctuary
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3196:Dann, Christine, and
2429:King's High School. "
2397:Hayward (1999), p. 68
2375:Hayward (1998), p. 63
2059:14 April 2004 at the
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596:adult training centre
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468:, and Lookout Point.
406:John Turnbull Thomson
4702:Bayfield High School
4645:Taieri Gorge Railway
4560:Forbury Park Raceway
4177:Ross Creek Reservoir
3426:at Wikimedia Commons
3410:More spoken articles
3323:The Edge of the Town
3275:Discovering Dunedin.
3271:Griffiths, George J.
3242:Buildings of Dunedin
3215:Galer, Lois (1981).
2767:Coastal Unity Parish
2737:Heritage New Zealand
2708:Heritage New Zealand
2652:Heritage New Zealand
2460:Otago Rugby Union. "
2384:Sara Cohen School. "
2277:Dunedin City Council
2260:St. Kilda electorate
1845:Dunedin City Council
1645:References and notes
1524:"Young Vic" Cavanagh
1338:, and is Category I
1237:knockout competition
1153:automotive engineers
1090:special needs pupils
935:Dunedin City Council
773:Construction of the
670:Caversham, Berkshire
638:Dunedin City Council
394:"Young Vic" Cavanagh
360:special-needs school
276:is one of the older
4767:University of Otago
4747:Queen's High School
4635:St Paul's Cathedral
4620:Portobello Aquarium
4108:Geographic features
3505:Dunedin Harbourside
2970:Daly, John (1983).
2628:Carisbrook, Dunedin
2418:Queen's High School
2079:16 May 2004 at the
1578:(Forbury Road) and
1487:Lower Stuart Street
1197:venue and a former
1170:Caversham has four
1155:, car sales yards,
1116:Queen's High School
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851:from 1866 to 1908.
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2467:2008-10-14 at the
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4610:Otago Museum
4555:First Church
4480:White Island
4450:Tunnel Beach
4445:Taieri River
4440:Taieri Plain
4430:Taieri Gorge
4425:Taiaroa Head
4315:Lake Tatawai
4275:Foulden Maar
4253:Careys Creek
4228:Blueskin Bay
4223:Allans Beach
4162:Moore's Bush
4152:Leith Saddle
4147:Lawyers Head
4080:Waldronville
3859:Littlebourne
3834:Halfway Bush
3829:Green Island
3803:
3693:Corstorphine
3657:Grants Braes
3616:Ravensbourne
3566:Leith Valley
3515:The Exchange
3488:Central city
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1483:Allied Press
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1428:Thomas Sidey
1425:
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1273:Jamie Joseph
1263:, including
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1095:Evening Star
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1052:, 0.7% were
1048:, 0.7% were
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913:humanitarian
905:
889:Presbyterian
885:
882:Demographics
872:Ingrid Leary
860:Robert Stout
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400:, architect
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347:electorate.
341:Dunedin city
306:
286:South Island
242:
241:
26:
4600:The Octagon
4595:Moray Place
4575:Knox Church
4475:Whareakeake
4385:Sandfly Bay
4380:Saddle Hill
4345:Otago Heads
4258:Deep Stream
4233:Bird Island
4182:Signal Hill
4050:Sawyers Bay
3995:Middlemarch
3940:East Taieri
3935:Company Bay
3839:Helensburgh
3809:Calton Hill
3784:Belleknowes
3713:Musselburgh
3681:Urban south
3621:St Leonards
3556:The Gardens
3534:Urban north
3131:Works cited
2903:3news.co.nz
2881:Dann, p. 27
2872:Herd, p. 30
2756:Herd, p. 42
2680:Herd, p. 72
2614:Herd, p. 62
1895:Erik Olssen
1773:Herd, p. 40
1671:27 December
1627:The Octagon
1576:Saint Clair
1489:, Dunedin.
1269:Stu Forster
1241:Chatham Cup
1218:Super Rugby
1215:Highlanders
1195:rugby union
1112:Saint Clair
1044:, 0.5% had
1013:2006 census
1009:2013 census
911:and social
909:egalitarian
688:Caversham.
650:velvet worm
568:Saddle Hill
430:Calton Hill
386:rugby union
221:Calton Hill
122:Established
107:New Zealand
91: /
4676:Channel 39
4590:Moana Pool
4515:Carisbrook
4435:Taieri Pet
4390:Sandymount
4310:The Kilmog
4090:Whare Flat
4085:Warrington
4070:Waikouaiti
4040:Pūrākaunui
4030:Portobello
4010:Ocean View
3925:Careys Bay
3879:Mornington
3794:Brockville
3774:Abbotsford
3767:Urban west
3733:Shiel Hill
3703:Kensington
3640:Urban east
3586:Mount Mera
3581:Maori Hill
3541:Balmacewen
3406:Audio help
3397:2021-01-29
3273:, (1980).
3200:, (1989).
2890:Mead, T. "
2494:2 February
2126:1869403053
1699:25 October
1592:Mornington
1467:Wellington
1452:Architect
1447:Kensington
1308:Carisbrook
1281:Gary Seear
1261:All Blacks
1191:Carisbrook
1149:Carisbrook
1101:There are
821:Governance
726:drill hall
703:Carisbrook
623:Kāti Māmoe
466:Kensington
371:Carisbrook
333:Protestant
319:county of
214:Kensington
173:Mornington
143:Population
4695:Education
4686:Speight's
4650:Town Belt
4330:Maungatua
4325:Mapoutahi
4238:Blackhead
4216:Surrounds
4137:Flagstaff
4045:Roseneath
3960:Hawksbury
3950:Fairfield
3945:Evansdale
3920:Broad Bay
3893:Surrounds
3804:Caversham
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