Clinton River

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The Clinton River is a waterway in New Zealand's Fiordland region, known for flowing through remote alpine landscapes and forming part of the famous Milford Track route.

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Clinton River canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
accessedBy Milford Track
associatedWith Milford Sound tourism
New Zealand Great Walks
conservationStatus within strictly protected national park area
country New Zealand
ecosystemType alpine river ecosystem
temperate rainforest valley
flowsThrough Clinton Valley
hasActivity guided walks
independent tramping
hasBiodiversity mosses and ferns
native New Zealand bird species
native freshwater fish
hasClimate cool temperate climate
high rainfall
hasFeature alpine vegetation
clear freshwater
glacially carved valley
numerous side streams
steep valley walls
hasHazard flooding risk
heavy rainfall events
hasRecreationFacility Department of Conservation huts nearby
swing bridges on Milford Track
knownFor remote alpine landscapes
scenic hiking environment
languageOfToponym English
locatedIn Fiordland
South Island
Southland Region
linked to: Southland
managementBy Department of Conservation (New Zealand)
near Lake Te Anau
partOf Milford Track route
linked to: Milford Track

Te Wahipounamu World Heritage Area
region Fiordland National Park
usedFor backcountry recreation
hiking
tramping

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Te Anau Lake hasInflow Clinton River
Lake Te Anau inflow Clinton River
Glade Wharf hasNearbyFeature Clinton River