Greenstone River

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The Greenstone River is a river in New Zealand’s South Island that drains mountainous backcountry and flows into Lake Wakatipu, popular for tramping and fishing in the surrounding Greenstone Valley.

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Label Occurrences
Greenstone River canonical 2

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Statements (26)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
associatedWith Greenstone and Caples Track
country New Zealand
drains mountainous backcountry
flowsInto Lake Wakatipu
hasActivity angling
backcountry tramping
hasEcosystemType alpine river ecosystem
hasEnvironment mountainous terrain
native bush surroundings
hasNameOrigin named after greenstone (pounamu)
hasRecreationArea Greenstone Valley tramping tracks
hasTourismType outdoor recreation
hasValley Greenstone Valley
isTributaryOf Lake Wakatipu
locatedIn Greenstone Valley
Otago region
linked to: Otago Region

South Island
locatedOnIsland South Island of New Zealand
linked to: South Island
mouthLocation Lake Wakatipu
near Glenorchy
partOf Lake Wakatipu catchment
popularFor fishing
hiking
tramping
regionType backcountry

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

Lake Wakatipu inflow Greenstone River
Greenstone–Caples Track followsValley Greenstone River