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Lake Kohangapiripiri

Depth: 1.8 metres

Area: 10.8 hectares

Altitude: 16 metres

Lake ID: 3

Main vegetation type:
Gorse

Wellington Harbour Heads

Wellington
41° 21' 43" S
174° 51' 23" E
Coastal

Iwi / representative groups:

  • Taranaki Whānui ki te Upoko o te Ika

    Description

    Lake Kohangapiripiri is a shallow coastal lake located in Greater Wellington’s East Harbour Regional Park on the south coast. Due to its natural state, the lake supports a wide range of native plants and animals, including a number of threatened species. It is one of the few remaining catchments in New Zealand where introduced freshwater fish have not been recorded (source www.lawa.co.nz).

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