Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "This article discusses the extreme points of New Zealand: the points that lie farther north, south, east or west than any other equivalent location in the country. The northernmost point is often thought to be Cape Reinga, but this is instead the northwesternmost point. Similarly, Bluff is often considered to be the southernmost point of the South Island, although The Bluff itself (the promontory which gives the town its name) is actually fractionally further north than Slope Point. The phrase "From Cape Reinga to The Bluff" is, however, frequently used within New Zealand to refer to the whole country, ignoring both Slope Point and some offshore islands."@en }
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- Extreme_points_of_New_Zealand abstract "This article discusses the extreme points of New Zealand: the points that lie farther north, south, east or west than any other equivalent location in the country. The northernmost point is often thought to be Cape Reinga, but this is instead the northwesternmost point. Similarly, Bluff is often considered to be the southernmost point of the South Island, although The Bluff itself (the promontory which gives the town its name) is actually fractionally further north than Slope Point. The phrase "From Cape Reinga to The Bluff" is, however, frequently used within New Zealand to refer to the whole country, ignoring both Slope Point and some offshore islands.".