Hawkdun Range

September 2015

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September 2015

Tramping the Hawkdun Range near the basins at head of Otamatapaio River.
Oteake Conservation Park Straddling the boundary between south Canterbury, in the MacKenzie Country, and north Otago, the Hawkdun Range and its auxiliary the Ewe Range form a 50km barrier separating the Manuherikia River and Clear Stream. This boundary is very distinct where a steep escarpment on the western face of the range runs for almost […]
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