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- Q7093698 subject Q8783676.
- Q7093698 abstract "Onekaka is a small coastal community in Golden Bay, at the northwestern tip of the South Island, New Zealand, with a population of around 250. The name Onekaka is Māori and translated as "burning sands".It is the former site of a large ironworks that operated from 1920 to the early 1930s, pipes and pig iron were produced until the operation became uneconomical.Dairy farming is a significant activity occupying a large proportion of the land area. An old dam associated with iron works has recently been converted to a small scale hydroelectric scheme.In the last 30 years a significant number of artists and craftspeople have settled in the Onekaka area giving the community a colourful feel.".
- Q7093698 wikiPageExternalLink www.musselinn.co.nz.
- Q7093698 wikiPageWikiLink Q120755.
- Q7093698 wikiPageWikiLink Q1512616.
- Q7093698 wikiPageWikiLink Q6122670.
- Q7093698 wikiPageWikiLink Q8783676.
- Q7093698 point "-40.75 172.7".
- Q7093698 type SpatialThing.
- Q7093698 comment "Onekaka is a small coastal community in Golden Bay, at the northwestern tip of the South Island, New Zealand, with a population of around 250. The name Onekaka is Māori and translated as "burning sands".It is the former site of a large ironworks that operated from 1920 to the early 1930s, pipes and pig iron were produced until the operation became uneconomical.Dairy farming is a significant activity occupying a large proportion of the land area.".
- Q7093698 label "Onekaka".
- Q7093698 lat "-40.75".
- Q7093698 long "172.7".