Houhora

E450033

Houhora is a small coastal settlement and harbour community near the northern tip of New Zealand’s North Island, known for its fishing, historic wharf, and proximity to Ninety Mile Beach.

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Houhora canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf harbour
settlement
climate oceanic climate
country New Zealand
distanceFromCapeReinga about 60 kilometres south
distanceFromKaitaia about 40 kilometres north
hasAttraction Houhora Wharf
access to game fishing grounds
boat ramp and marina facilities
hasBay Houhora Harbour
hasEconomicActivity commercial fishing
small-scale agriculture
tourism services
hasFeature coastal harbour
historic wharf
hasLandUse horticulture
pastoral farming
rural residential
hasNearbyBeachAccess East Beach
Ninety Mile Beach via nearby roads
hasNearbyHistoricSite early European trading posts (19th century)
whaling and gum-digging heritage sites
hasNearbyLocality Pukenui
Te Kao
Waihopo
hasRecreationalActivity big-game fishing
boating
shellfish gathering
surfcasting
hasRoadAccessVia State Highway 1
isPartOf Te Hiku ward of Far North District
knownFor fishing
recreational boating
tourism
locatedIn Far North District
North Island
Northland Region
locatedOnCoastOf Tasman Sea
near Ninety Mile Beach
northern tip of New Zealand
region Te Hiku o te Ika (Far North)
linked to: Far North
timezone New Zealand Standard Time
traditionalTerritoryOf Ngāti Kuri
linked to: Ngāti Kurī

Te Aupōuri
utcOffset +12
utcOffsetDst +13

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Northland Region contains Houhora