Otira River

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The Otira River is a fast-flowing mountain river in New Zealand’s South Island that drains the Southern Alps and runs through the rugged landscapes of Arthur’s Pass.

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Otira River canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country New Zealand
countrySubdivision Westland District
crossedBy Arthur’s Pass road
State Highway 73 NERFINISHED
drainageBasin Taramakau River catchment
ecosystem alpine river ecosystem
flowCharacteristic fast-flowing
flowsThrough Arthur’s Pass
linked to: Arthur's Pass

Arthur’s Pass National Park
hasFeature boulder-strewn channel
steep gradient
hazard flooding
strong currents
isPartOf Southern Alps river system
landscape rugged
locatedIn South Island
West Coast Region
locatedOnSideOf western side of Arthur’s Pass
mouthLocation Taramakau River
nearbySettlement Otira
recreation hiking
mountain scenery viewing
tramping
region Canterbury–West Coast alpine area
sourceLocation Southern Alps
terrain mountainous
tributaryOf Taramakau River
valleyType glacially carved valley

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

Otira Gorge traversedBy Otira River
Arthur's Pass hasNearbyRiver Otira River