Kaweka Range

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The Kaweka Range is a rugged mountain range in New Zealand’s North Island, known for its native forests, tramping tracks, and popular hunting and outdoor recreation areas.

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Kaweka Range canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain peak
mountain range
climate cool temperate
climateFeature frequent snow in winter
rapid weather changes
country New Zealand
drainedBy Mohaka River
Ngaruroro River
Tutaekuri River
ecosystemType montane forest
subalpine shrubland
elevation 1724 m
hasAccessPoint Kuripapango
Napier-Taihape Road
Puketitiri
hasActivity backcountry camping
backcountry tramping
deer hunting
hiking
pig hunting
hasFacility backcountry huts
marked tramping tracks
hasFeature alpine tops
deep river valleys
geothermal hot springs
steep ridges
hasHighestPoint Kaweka J
hasVegetation native beech forest
tussock grassland
hasWildlife New Zealand native birds
introduced deer
introduced pigs
hazard exposure to cold
navigation difficulties in poor visibility
river flooding
knownFor hunting
native forests
outdoor recreation
rugged terrain
tramping
locatedIn Hawke's Bay Region
North Island
managedBy Department of Conservation (New Zealand)
partOf Kaweka Forest Park
regionType backcountry area
usedFor bushwalking
nature observation
recreational hunting

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Kaimanawa Range adjacentTo Kaweka Range
Volcanic Plateau near Kaweka Range
Mohaka River sourceLocation Kaweka Range
Ngaruroro River sourceLocatedIn Kaweka Range
Te Mata Peak offersViewOf Kaweka Range