Whakatāne, New Zealand
New Zealand
Whakatāne, New Zealand shares 35 connections with 998 other places across 12 topics, including government, transportation, Māori people and media. The town sits at the mouth of the Whakatāne River and sheltered James Cook's Endeavour in 1769. The Statue of Wairaka stands at Whakatāne Heads. A passenger train, the Taneatua Express, ran on the East Coast Main Trunk Railway until 1959. Its strongest overlaps are with New Zealand, Australia and Auckland.
Statue of Wairaka
Connects Whakatāne, New Zealand to: New Zealand | Wairaka
HM Bark Endeavour
Connects Whakatāne, New Zealand to: Oamaru, New Zealand | Cape Runaway
Whakatāne River
Connects Whakatāne, New Zealand to: Coastlands, New Zealand | Tāneatua
Rangitaiki River
Connects Whakatāne, New Zealand to: Edgecumbe | Te Teko, New Zealand | Iwitahi
Taneatua Express
Connects Whakatāne, New Zealand to: Edgecumbe | Te Puke | Awakeri
Carter Holt Harvey
Connects Whakatāne, New Zealand to: Tokoroa | Mataura, New Zealand | Ruatapu, New Zealand
swimming with dolphins
Connects Whakatāne, New Zealand to: Sentosa, Singapore | Riviera Maya, Mexico | Punta Cana, Dominican Republic | Guardalavaca, Cuba | Puerto Aventuras
Bee Card (New Zealand)
Connects Whakatāne, New Zealand to: Palmerston North, New Zealand | Tauranga, New Zealand | Invercargill, New Zealand | Nelson, New Zealand | Whangārei, New Zealand
Nándor Tánczos
Connects Whakatāne, New Zealand to: London, England | New Zealand | Auckland, New Zealand | Waikato | Oamaru, New Zealand
Hinemoana Baker
Connects Whakatāne, New Zealand to: Germany | Australia | Berlin, Germany | New Zealand | Iowa
Michael Cullen (politician)
Connects Whakatāne, New Zealand to: London, England | New Zealand | Wellington, New Zealand | Tottenham, United Kingdom | Dunedin, New Zealand
East Coast Main Trunk Railway
Connects Whakatāne, New Zealand to: Hamilton, New Zealand | Gisborne, New Zealand | Kawerau | Waihi, New Zealand | Edgecumbe