Rakino Island - Revision history

Hackademic at 22:18, 14 March 2008

2008-03-14T22:18:23Z

Hackademic at 10:05, 5 December 2007

2007-12-05T10:05:12Z

Gadfium: I think it's "Sandy" Bay; please restore if I'm wrong.

2007-10-19T04:09:58Z

I think it's "Sandy" Bay; please restore if I'm wrong.

Hackademic: just another link

2007-10-18T21:10:12Z

just another link

Hackademic at 01:23, 17 October 2007

2007-10-17T01:23:53Z

Hackademic at 01:23, 17 October 2007

2007-10-17T01:23:23Z

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Less than 150ha in area, Rakino Island sits off the north-western corner of [[Waiheke]], just east of [[Motutapu]]. To its east lie the small group of islets and rocks known as [[The Noises]].

Rakino is 1.5km long by about 0.75km. The wharf, where ferries from Auckland arrive, is at Sanday Bay, where there is also a public library and community hall. Rakino had the world's first solar-powered public phone.

The island was once owned by Governer George Gray, who also owned [[Kawau Island]].

These days it has fewer than 50 permanent residents, though that number swells to a couple of hundred in summer.

[[Category:Islands]]

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−	Less than 150ha in area, Rakino Island sits off the north-western corner of [[Waiheke Island]], just east of [[Motutapu Island]]. To its east lie the small group of islets and rocks known as [[The Noises]].	+	[[Image:rakino1.jpg\|left\|frame\|Rakino Island]] Less than 150ha in area, Rakino Island sits off the north-western corner of [[Waiheke Island]], just east of [[Motutapu Island]]. To its east lie the small group of islets and rocks known as [[The Noises]].

	Rakino is 1.5km long by about 0.75km. The wharf, where ferries from [[Auckland]] arrive, is at Sandy Bay, where there is also a public library and community hall. Rakino had the world's first solar-powered public phone.		Rakino is 1.5km long by about 0.75km. The wharf, where ferries from [[Auckland]] arrive, is at Sandy Bay, where there is also a public library and community hall. Rakino had the world's first solar-powered public phone.

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:05, 5 December 2007
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−	Less than 150ha in area, Rakino Island sits off the north-western corner of [[Waiheke Island]], just east of [[Motutapu]]. To its east lie the small group of islets and rocks known as [[The Noises]].	+	Less than 150ha in area, Rakino Island sits off the north-western corner of [[Waiheke Island]], just east of [[Motutapu Island]]. To its east lie the small group of islets and rocks known as [[The Noises]].

	Rakino is 1.5km long by about 0.75km. The wharf, where ferries from [[Auckland]] arrive, is at Sandy Bay, where there is also a public library and community hall. Rakino had the world's first solar-powered public phone.		Rakino is 1.5km long by about 0.75km. The wharf, where ferries from [[Auckland]] arrive, is at Sandy Bay, where there is also a public library and community hall. Rakino had the world's first solar-powered public phone.

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 Less than 150ha in area, Rakino Island sits off the north-western corner of [[Waiheke Island]], just east of [[Motutapu]]. To its east lie the small group of islets and rocks known as [[The Noises]].
-Rakino is 1.5km long by about 0.75km. The wharf, where ferries from [[Auckland]] arrive, is at Sanday Bay, where there is also a public library and community hall. Rakino had the world's first solar-powered public phone.
+Rakino is 1.5km long by about 0.75km. The wharf, where ferries from [[Auckland]] arrive, is at Sandy Bay, where there is also a public library and community hall. Rakino had the world's first solar-powered public phone.
 The island was once owned by Governer George Gray, who also owned [[Kawau Island]].

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 Less than 150ha in area, Rakino Island sits off the north-western corner of [[Waiheke Island]], just east of [[Motutapu]]. To its east lie the small group of islets and rocks known as [[The Noises]].
-Rakino is 1.5km long by about 0.75km. The wharf, where ferries from Auckland arrive, is at Sanday Bay, where there is also a public library and community hall. Rakino had the world's first solar-powered public phone.
+Rakino is 1.5km long by about 0.75km. The wharf, where ferries from [[Auckland]] arrive, is at Sanday Bay, where there is also a public library and community hall. Rakino had the world's first solar-powered public phone.
 The island was once owned by Governer George Gray, who also owned [[Kawau Island]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:23, 17 October 2007
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−	Less than 150ha in area, Rakino Island sits off the north-western corner of [[Waiheke]], just east of [[Motutapu]]. To its east lie the small group of islets and rocks known as [[The Noises]].	+	Less than 150ha in area, Rakino Island sits off the north-western corner of [[Waiheke Island]], just east of [[Motutapu]]. To its east lie the small group of islets and rocks known as [[The Noises]].

	Rakino is 1.5km long by about 0.75km. The wharf, where ferries from Auckland arrive, is at Sanday Bay, where there is also a public library and community hall. Rakino had the world's first solar-powered public phone.		Rakino is 1.5km long by about 0.75km. The wharf, where ferries from Auckland arrive, is at Sanday Bay, where there is also a public library and community hall. Rakino had the world's first solar-powered public phone.