Ōtāhuhu Peninsula

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Ōtāhuhu Peninsula is a narrow landform in South Auckland, New Zealand, known for forming one of the region’s key isthmuses between the Manukau and Waitematā Harbours.

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Ōtāhuhu Peninsula canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landform
peninsula
administrativeRegion Auckland Council area
linked to: Auckland Region
bordersWaterBody Manukau Harbour
Waitematā Harbour
contains suburb of Ōtāhuhu
country New Zealand
forms isthmus between Manukau Harbour and Waitematā Harbour
hasClimate temperate oceanic climate
hasGeographicFeature narrow land bridge between two harbours
hasHistoricalRole traditional Māori travel and portage area between harbours
hasLandUse industrial
residential
urban
hasMāoriName Ōtāhuhu
linked to: Otahuhu
hasNearbyTransportRoute Southern Line (Auckland rail)
State Highway 1
hasNearbyVolcanicFeature Maungataketake volcanic field (Auckland volcanic field region)
hasNearbyWaterway Tāmaki River
hasPhysicalCharacteristic low-lying
narrow
hasSignificance forms one of the main isthmuses of the Auckland Region
hasStrategicImportance connects southern Auckland to central Auckland
hasTransportationRole key land corridor in South Auckland
isPartOfIsthmusSystem Auckland isthmus
locatedIn Auckland Region
South Auckland
locatedOn North Island
partOf Auckland urban area
linked to: Auckland
region Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland

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Otahuhu locatedOn Ōtāhuhu Peninsula