Mount Herbert

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Mount Herbert is the tallest peak on New Zealand’s Banks Peninsula, known for its panoramic views over the Canterbury region and popular hiking routes.

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Mount Herbert canonical 1
Mount Victoria 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain
accessPoint Diamond Harbour
Gebbies Pass
Orton Bradley Park
alsoKnownAs Te Ahu Pātiki
continent Oceania
elevation 3015 feet
919 metres
governedBy Environment Canterbury
hasClimate temperate maritime
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Ngāi Tahu iwi
hasFeature farm tracks
summit trig station
walking tracks
hasReputationFor panoramic views
highestPointOf Banks Peninsula
knownFor popular hiking routes
views over Canterbury Plains
locatedIn Banks Peninsula
Canterbury region
linked to: Canterbury Region
locatedInCountry New Zealand
near Christchurch
overlooks Canterbury Plains
Lyttelton Harbour
Pacific Ocean
partOf South Island
popularActivity birdwatching
day hiking
popularSeason autumn
summer
range Port Hills
topographicMapSeries NZTopo50
linked to: NZ Topo50
typicalVegetation pasture grassland
regenerating native bush
usedFor recreational hiking
trail running
withinTerritorialAuthority Christchurch City Council

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Banks Peninsula hasHighestPoint Mount Herbert
subject linked to: Banks Peninsula area
Basin Reserve locatedNear Mount Victoria
linked to: Mount Herbert