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Awaawaroa Bay (Long Valley) is situated on the southern coastline of Waiheke Island between [[Rocky Bay]] and [[Te Matuku Bay]]. | Awaawaroa Bay (Long Valley) is situated on the southern coastline of Waiheke Island between [[Rocky Bay]] and [[Te Matuku Bay]]. | ||
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| + | In the 1880s a [[Manganite]] mine was in operation here. | ||
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There is an [http://www.awaawaroa.org Eco-Village] at Awaawaroa Bay. | There is an [http://www.awaawaroa.org Eco-Village] at Awaawaroa Bay. | ||
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[[Category:Maps]] | [[Category:Maps]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:01, 7 October 2014
Awaawaroa Bay (Long Valley) is situated on the southern coastline of Waiheke Island between Rocky Bay and Te Matuku Bay.
In the 1880s a Manganite mine was in operation here.
There is an Eco-Village at Awaawaroa Bay.