Mata-Au is Māori

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Mata-Au is the Māori name for the Clutha River, one of New Zealand's largest and most significant rivers.

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Mata-Au is Māori canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographicalFeature
river
alsoKnownAs Clutha River
country New Zealand
culturalSignificanceFor Kāi Tahu
linked to: Ngāi Tahu iwi

Ngāi Tahu
linked to: Ngāi Tahu iwi
dischargeRankInNewZealand secondLargest
etymologyMeaningApprox surface current
flowsInto Pacific Ocean
flowsThrough Alexandra
Balclutha
Cromwell
Roxburgh
governedBy Otago Regional Council
hasCatchmentAreaApproxKm2 21960
hasEconomicRole agriculturalSupport
hydropowerProduction
tourismAndRecreation
hasHydroelectricDam Clyde Dam
Roxburgh Dam
hasMajorTownOnBanks Alexandra
Balclutha
Clyde
Roxburgh
hasOfficialDualNameWith Clutha River / Mata-Au
hasSignificance one of New Zealand's largest rivers
one of New Zealand's most significant rivers
isPartOf Te Waipounamu (South Island) river network
languageOfName te reo Māori
linked to: Te Reo Māori
lengthApproxKm 338
locatedIn Otago
linked to: Otago Region

South Island
mouthLocatedAt Molyneux Bay
mouthLocatedIn Pacific Ocean
nameInLanguage Māori
partOf Clutha River / Mata-Au system
recognizedBy New Zealand Geographic Board
region Otago region
linked to: Otago Region
sourceLocatedIn Lake Wānaka
linked to: Lake Wanaka
tributary Kawarau River
Manuherikia River
Pomahaka River
usedFor hydroelectricPowerGeneration
irrigation
recreation

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Clutha River / Mata-Au nameLanguage Mata-Au is Māori