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gate near the bottom large enough for the logs to pass through. When the dam had filled, which might take up to a year, the gate was opened and the logs above the dam were pushed out through the hole and swept down to the sea. The logging industry cut down large amounts of old growth, and most of the current growth is younger native forest (around 150,000 kauri seedlings were planted by the
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2370:. There were 531 households, comprising 501 males and 429 females, giving a sex ratio of 1.17 males per female. The median age was 52.6 years (compared with 37.4 years nationally), with 138 people (14.8%) aged under 15 years, 90 (9.7%) aged 15 to 29, 477 (51.3%) aged 30 to 64, and 225 (24.2%) aged 65 or older.
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European interest followed discovery of copper in the remote north, where New Zealand's earliest mines were established at Miners Head in 1842. Traces of these mines remain, largely accessible only by boat. Later, gold and silver were found in the Okupu / Whangaparapara area in the 1890s, and
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to the east. Consequently, the island boasts highly contrasting coastal environments. The eastern coast comprises long, sandy beaches, windswept sand-dunes, and at times heavy surf. The western coast, sheltered and calm, is home to hundreds of tiny, secluded bays which offer some of the best diving
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Of those at least 15 years old, 144 (18.2%) people had a bachelor's or higher degree, and 144 (18.2%) people had no formal qualifications. The median income was $ 21,300, compared with $ 31,800 nationally. 48 people (6.1%) earned over $ 70,000 compared to 17.2% nationally. The employment status of
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logging industry was profitable in early
European days and up to the mid-20th century. Forests were well inland, with no easy way to get the logs to the sea or to sawmills. Kauri logs were dragged to a convenient stream bed with steep sides and a driving dam was constructed of wood, with a lifting
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Ngātiwai ki Aotea who are the tangata whenua (people of the land) and mana whenua (territorial land rights holders) of Aotea. Ngāti Rehua have occupied Aotea since the 17th century after conquering Aotea from people of Ngāti Manaia and
Kawerau descent. In the mid-19th century during the early
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digging, while dairy farming and sheep farming have tended to play a small role compared to the usual New
Zealand practice. A fishing industry collapsed when international fish prices dropped. Islanders are generally occupied in tourism, farming or service-related industries when not working
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service was set up, the first message being flown on 14 May 1897. Special postage stamps were issued from
October 1898 until 1908, when a new communications cable was laid to the mainland, which made the pigeon post redundant. Another major wreck lies in the far southeast, the
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in the south-east. The population swells substantially from
October to May. The island has become a favourite holiday destination in the darker months, due its superbly dark sky and the astrophotography and stargazing opportunities this offers. In 2017 the island was given
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Without reticulated electricity, most houses use solar panels and a battery bank to generate and store power. Wind and water turbines and solar water heaters are also used. Diesel generators, which used to be the main power source, are now mostly used as back-up.
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trees and saw only limited agriculture. In 2013, it was inhabited by 939 people, mostly living from farming and tourism and all living off-the-grid. The majority of the island (around 60% of the total area) is administered as a nature reserve by the
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area, with some of the largest remaining kauri forests) that was gifted to the Crown by farmer Max
Burrill in 1984. DOC has created a large number of walking tracks through the island, some of which are also open for mountain biking. The
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Auckland region, boasting two DOC huts and numerous campsites. The Park spreads over more than 12,000 hectares and offers multiple walking tracks for novice and experienced walkers.
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is exempt from section 70C of the Transport Act 1962, the requirements for drivers to maintain driving-hours logbooks. Drivers subject to section 70B must nevertheless keep records of their driving hours in some form.
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There are three primary schools: Mulberry Grove School at Tryphena, Kaitoke School at Claris, and Okiwi School. There is no secondary school, but there is a learning hub to assist students who learn through the
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around midnight of 29 October 1894. This was one of New Zealand's worst shipwrecks, with about 140 lives lost, some of them buried in two beach grave sites in the far north. As a result, a Great Barrier Island
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Ethnicities were 91.3% European/Pākehā, 20.6% Māori, 2.6% Pacific peoples, 1.3% Asian, and 1.9% other ethnicities. Percentages may add up to more than 100% as people may identify with more than one ethnicity.
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although they have no permanent inhabitants, covers 320.41 km (123.71 sq mi) and had an estimated population of 1,040 as of June 2023, with a population density of 3.2 people per km.
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in the 1970s and 1980s) as well as some remaining kauri in the far north of the island. Much of the island is covered with regenerating bush dominated by
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to the west. The island protects the Hauraki Gulf from the
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Institutions and services are primarily provided by the
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A ferry tying up at the Port Fitzroy wharf in about 1910
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Great Barrier Island was the site of New Zealand's last
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The island was initially exploited for its minerals and
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Great Barrier Island (Aotea) is the ancestral land of
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National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research
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The population lives mostly in coastal settlements.
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The remote north was the site of the sinking of the
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Pests of Aotea Great Barrier Island – a local guide
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3688:"Guide to getting to Aotea Great Barrier Island"
2874:"Great Barrier - island that tough times forgot"
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3140:"Great Barrier locals at odds over mining plan"
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3256:. Auckland Council. 26 November 2010.
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2709:"Mount Hobson, Auckland - NZ Topo Map"
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3770:Dictionary of New Zealand Biography
3719:"Great Barrier: Barrier break away"
3138:Dickison, Michael (23 March 2010).
2683:www.greatbarrierislandtourism.co.nz
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3603:. 9 June 2024. Archived from
3071:Ngāti Rehua Ngātiwai ki Aotea
2767:"About Aotea / Great Barrier"
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2229:Great Barrier Island has two
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968:Mahuki Island / Anvil Island
783:Nelson Island / Peter Island
3574:Castaway, About the location
3351:. Te Potiki National Trust.
2931:New Zealand Geographic Board
2713:Land Information New Zealand
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1936:Geology and natural history
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3067:"Ko Wai : Who We Are"
3008:; Murdoch, Graeme (2008).
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4033:Waitematā and Gulf ward
3994:Aotea Conservation Park
3749:Unknown article name -
3473:statsnz.maps.arcgis.com
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3212:8 February 2013 at the
2820:. Accessed 2008-06-04.)
2812:14 January 2015 at the
2490:operates services from
2480:Great Barrier Aerodrome
2382:Māori religious beliefs
2360:2018 New Zealand census
2171:Aotea Conservation Park
215:3.6/km (9.3/sq mi)
3821:The official visitors
3724:The New Zealand Herald
3579:16 August 2007 at the
3519:New Zealand Geographic
3386:Provincial Growth Fund
3145:The New Zealand Herald
2879:The New Zealand Herald
2834:Statistics New Zealand
2746:Statistics New Zealand
2577:Stewart Island/Rakiura
2470:
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163:Highest elevation
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3597:"Barrier Air. Routes"
3375:"Marae Announcements"
3099:Auckland City Council
2927:New Zealand Gazetteer
2860:Auckland City Council
2496:North Shore Aerodrome
2456:
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894:Little Mahuki Island
418:. The highest point,
310:Little Barrier Island
246:island of New Zealand
54:Nickname: The Barrier
27:Island in New Zealand
4106:Great Barrier Island
3860:Great Barrier Island
3813:Great Barrier Island
3809:heritage collections
3632:www.theurbanlist.com
2849:Great Barrier Island
2601:, rugby union player
2059:Coromandel Peninsula
2000:Last Glacial Maximum
1508:Record high °C (°F)
450:Coromandel Peninsula
360:improve this section
232:) lies in the outer
222:Great Barrier Island
91:Great Barrier Island
33:Great Barrier Island
3946:Geographic features
3807:Auckland Libraries'
3751:New Zealand Gazette
3382:growregions.govt.nz
2599:Jamison Gibson-Park
2595:(1852–1934), artist
2461:vehicle ferry from
2408:in the south-west,
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2061:, 20 km away.
2006:History and culture
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1788:Record low °C (°F)
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4080:Veronica pubescens
4066:Mecodema aoteanoho
3515:"Reaping the wind"
3388:. 9 October 2020.
2854:2010-12-25 at the
2769:. Auckland Council
2646:New Zealand portal
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3662:www.sealink.co.nz
3037:"Estuary origins"
2987:978-0-473-39596-4
2974:Hayward, Bruce W.
2587:Notable residents
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480:Coordinates
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404:North Island
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358:Please help
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294:Hauraki Gulf
290:Captain Cook
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250:Mount Hobson
234:Hauraki Gulf
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212:Pop. density
199:Demographics
191:
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175:Mount Hobson
112:North Island
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18:Whakaruruhau
3868:New Zealand
3601:Barrier Air
3359:19 February
3329:19 February
3315:tkm.govt.nz
2936:6 September
2605:Jenni Ogden
2488:Barrier Air
2392:Settlements
2368:2006 census
2364:2013 census
2239:Ngāti Rehua
2151:pigeon post
2135:pigeon post
2097:and kauri.
2024:Ngāti Rehua
1957:monogenetic
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524:Bird Islet
511: /
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238:New Zealand
192:New Zealand
142: /
118:Coordinates
4100:Categories
4016:Government
3892:Harataonga
3559:30 January
3529:30 January
3396:14 October
3239:(from the
3216:(from the
3187:24 October
3051:3 November
2890:18 January
2858:(from the
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2751:25 October
2723:17 October
2666:References
2654:Harataonga
2611:Paul Silva
2545:water taxi
2268:Population
2211:brown teal
2203:brown rats
2191:R. exulans
2179:black rats
2125:Shipwrecks
1965:ignimbrite
1421:36°10′19″S
1384:36°15′18″S
1347:36°09′07″S
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931:Lion Rock
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496:36°02′06″S
424:Hirakimatā
204:Population
179:Hirakimatā
4006:Wairarapa
3907:Motairehe
3882:Awana Bay
3735:2 October
2656:, a beach
2520:Whitianga
2516:Whangārei
2474:Transport
2221:parrots.
2199:mustelids
2183:R. rattus
2145:Wairarapa
2118:kauri gum
1955:- brown,
376:June 2021
347:does not
328:Geography
276:Etymology
103:Geography
4084:rehuarum
3927:Tryphena
3864:Auckland
3805:held in
3780:23 April
3729:Archived
3696:Archived
3666:Archived
3577:Archived
3553:Archived
3523:Archived
3447:Archived
3427:28 April
3421:Archived
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3150:Archived
3112:15 April
3103:Archived
3101:. 2013.
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3045:Archived
2976:(2017).
2910:Aotearoa
2884:Archived
2862:website)
2852:Archived
2810:Archived
2717:Archived
2687:Archived
2618:See also
2541:seaplane
2512:Tauranga
2508:Hamilton
2500:Tauranga
2467:Auckland
2439:Castaway
2422:Medlands
2398:Tryphena
2352:Source:
2243:Ngātiwai
2033:Surfdale
1986:rhyolite
1969:plutonic
1948:rhyolite
1944:andesite
1923:(65.83)
459:wetlands
242:Auckland
130:175°25′E
108:Location
4082:subsp.
3823:website
3545:"Power"
3378:(Excel)
3295:2 March
3264:7 March
2693:7 March
2526:SeaLink
2313:±% p.a.
2213:ducks,
2195:possums
2107:whaling
1971:- gray.
1921:1,672.2
1918:(5.02)
1913:(4.04)
1908:(3.93)
1903:(5.20)
1898:(7.02)
1893:(9.67)
1888:(6.53)
1883:(6.26)
1878:(4.53)
1873:(5.28)
1868:(4.72)
1863:(3.63)
1853:(32.4)
1848:(45.1)
1843:(37.9)
1838:(35.4)
1833:(36.1)
1828:(34.3)
1823:(32.7)
1818:(32.4)
1813:(35.1)
1808:(40.1)
1803:(42.1)
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