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Said to be the site of a great battle in pre-European days, Onetangi is often translated as Weeping Sands. | Said to be the site of a great battle in pre-European days, Onetangi is often translated as Weeping Sands. | ||
| − | Praised for its beauty by most users, it is listed by local authorities as having one of the worst erosion problems in the Auckland region. | + | Praised for its beauty by most users, it is listed by local authorities as having one of the worst erosion problems and some of the cleanest water in the Auckland region. |
| − | For many years it has been the site of the celebrated [[Onetangi Beach Races]]. | + | For many years it has been the site of the celebrated [[Onetangi Beach Races]]. In 2008 the Beach Races are likely to be held on Waitangi Day. |
[[Image:Tihare_OnetangiBeach.JPG|frame|Onetangi Beach - A popular summer destination]] | [[Image:Tihare_OnetangiBeach.JPG|frame|Onetangi Beach - A popular summer destination]] | ||
Revision as of 02:17, 6 September 2007
Onetangi Beach
A long, north-facing ocean beach, Onetangi is said by Google Earth (TM), if you include the nudie bit, to be 1.87km long, along the high water mark.
Said to be the site of a great battle in pre-European days, Onetangi is often translated as Weeping Sands.
Praised for its beauty by most users, it is listed by local authorities as having one of the worst erosion problems and some of the cleanest water in the Auckland region.
For many years it has been the site of the celebrated Onetangi Beach Races. In 2008 the Beach Races are likely to be held on Waitangi Day.
Onetangi Beach - A popular summer destination