Ngāti Hei iwi

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Ngāti Hei iwi is a Māori tribal group of Aotearoa New Zealand whose ancestral lands and identity are closely tied to the coastal region of the Coromandel Peninsula.

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Ngāti Hei iwi canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Māori iwi
iwi
associatedWith Hauraki Gulf
Hauraki rohe
associatedWithHistoricalEvent early encounters with Captain James Cook in Mercury Bay
country New Zealand
engagesIn customary fisheries management
kaitiakitanga of coastal marine environment
protection of wāhi tapu
ethnicGroup Māori
governedBy Ngāti Hei Trust
hasAncestralConnectionTo Cooks Beach
Coromandel Peninsula coastline
Hahei
Mahurangi Island
Mercury Bay
Offshore islands of Mercury Bay
Wharekaho
Whitianga
hasCollectiveIdentityBasedOn ancestral connection to Coromandel coastline
whakapapa to tīpuna of Mercury Bay area
hasCulturalAssociationWith fishing grounds of Mercury Bay
sacred sites along Coromandel coast
shellfish beds of Mercury Bay
hasHapū various hapū of Ngāti Hei
hasMarae Hei Te Wharekaho Marae
linked to: Wharekaho Marae

Wharekaho Marae
hasMeetingHouse Rangimarie wharenui
language Māori language
te reo Māori
linked to: Te Reo Māori
locatedIn Aotearoa
linked to: New Zealand
locatedInRegion Coromandel Peninsula
Te Tara-o-te-ika-a-Māui (Coromandel Peninsula)
partOf Hauraki Māori
recognisedAs iwi authority for its rohe
recognisedBy New Zealand Government
roheIncludes Cooks Beach
Hahei
Mercury Bay
Offshore islands near Mercury Bay
Wharekaho
Whitianga
traditionalTerritory Cooks Beach area
Eastern Coromandel Peninsula
Hahei area
Mercury Bay area
Wharekaho area

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