Waitahanui River

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The Waitahanui River is a renowned trout-fishing river in New Zealand’s North Island that flows into Lake Taupō.

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Label Occurrences
Waipāhīhī River 1
Waitahanui River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural watercourse
river
country New Zealand
flowsInto Lake Taupō
hasAccessType public fishing access in designated areas
hasEcosystemType cold-water river ecosystem
hasFishingMethod fly fishing from river mouth
sight fishing in clear water
hasFishingSeason year-round trout fishing with seasonal regulations
hasHydrologicalBasin Waikato River basin
linked to: Waikato
hasMouthElevation approximately 356 metres above sea level
hasNearbyCity Taupō
linked to: Taupo
hasNearbySettlement Waitahanui
hasPrimaryFishSpecies brown trout
rainbow trout
hasRecreationalUse angling
fly fishing
hasRegulatingAuthority Fish & Game New Zealand
hasReputation renowned trout-fishing river
isTouristAttraction yes
isTributaryOf Lake Taupō
knownFor brown trout fishery
rainbow trout fishery
trout fishing
locatedIn North Island
locatedInRegion Taupō District
Waikato region
linked to: Waikato Region
locatedOnIsland North Island of New Zealand
linked to: North Island
mouthLocation Lake Taupō
partOf Lake Taupō catchment
waterBodyType freshwater river

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lake Taupō hasInflow Waitahanui River
Lake Taupō hasInflow Waipāhīhī River
linked to: Waitahanui River