Rangiora
New Zealand
Rangiora, New Zealand links to 523 places across 10 topics through 34 Bunkabop connections, spanning nature, transportation, government and literature. Many ties run to New Zealand, Christchurch and Wellington. The town was the junction for the Oxford Branch railway from 1878 until 1959. It also appears in connections about the 2011 Christchurch earthquake, and it holds a record maximum temperature of 42.4 °C recorded in 1973. Writer M. H. Holcroft was born there.
M. H. Holcroft
Connects Rangiora to: New Zealand | Paekākāriki
Barry Jones (bishop)
Connects Rangiora to: New Zealand | Christchurch, New Zealand
Climate of New Zealand
Connects Rangiora to: New Zealand | Christchurch, New Zealand
Waimakariri District
Connects Rangiora to: Oxford, England | New Zealand
Inland Scenic Route
Connects Rangiora to: Canterbury Region | Temuka, New Zealand
Haywrights
Connects Rangiora to: Oamaru, New Zealand
Oxford Branch (New Zealand)
Connects Rangiora to: Oxford, New Zealand | West Eyreton
Ashley River / Rakahuri
Connects Rangiora to: Kaikōura | Marlborough District | Loburn
Overlander (train)
Connects Rangiora to: Marton, New Zealand | Lake Alice, Manawatū-Whanganui | Porewa
Eyreton Branch
Connects Rangiora to: Kaiapoi | Eyreton, New Zealand | Swannanoa, New Zealand | West Eyreton
Jerningham Wakefield
Connects Rangiora to: London, England | New Zealand | Adelaide, Australia | Wellington, New Zealand | Christchurch, New Zealand
Rangiora
Connects Rangiora to: Christchurch, New Zealand | The Junction | Waikari, New Zealand