Ruakākā

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Ruakākā is a small coastal town in New Zealand known for its long sandy beach, surf breaks, and proximity to the Marsden Point industrial area.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Ruakākā canonical 6
Waipu 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal settlement
town
bay Bream Bay
coastType open ocean beach
country New Zealand
distanceToAuckland approximately 140 kilometres north
distanceToWhangārei approximately 30 kilometres south
governedBy Whangārei District Council
hasActivity beach walking
fishing
surfing
swimming
hasAmenity Ruakākā Beach
Ruakākā River
camping ground
primary school
shopping centre
surf lifesaving club
hasClimate temperate maritime climate
hasEconomicLink Marsden Point industrial operations
linked to: Marsden Point
hasEnvironment coastal wetlands
estuarine areas
sand dunes
hasFeature long sandy beach
surf breaks
hasIwi local Māori iwi in Northland region
hasLandUse light industrial
recreational beach area
residential
hasPostalCode 0116
language English
Māori
locatedIn Northland Region
Whangārei District
locatedOn east coast of North Island
near Marsden Point
Marsden Point industrial area
linked to: Marsden Point

Marsden Point oil refinery
One Tree Point
Waipu
ocean Pacific Ocean
overlooks Bream Bay
regionalAuthority Northland Regional Council
regionType coastal Northland
timezone New Zealand Standard Time
timezoneDST New Zealand Daylight Time
transportRoute State Highway 1 nearby

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

Northland Region contains Ruakākā
Northland Region contains Waipu
linked to: Ruakākā
Marsden Point near Ruakākā
Bream Bay hasSettlement Ruakākā
Ruakākā Beach locatedNear Ruakākā
Whangārei District contains Ruakākā