Waikato Te Awa - The River is Life

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Unscramble Words Waikato Te Awa - The River is LifeOnline version Unscramble sentences about Waikato Tainui and the Waikato Awa by beth germaine 1 The Waikato River is New Zealand’s longest river with headwaters arising on Mt Ruapehu and reaching the sea at Port Waikato. river New River longest Waikato is The Zealand's . . 2 Whangaparāoa The Tainui canoe first landed at Whangaparāoa, in the Bay of Plenty. Whangaparāoa Tainui first canoe at landed . . 3 Taniwha represent a chief or person of tremendous influence. They are an expression that underlines the mana of the Waikato people. It every that bend said found Taniwha is can a in be . . 4 Tangi-te-korowhiti When the Tainui canoe arrived at Kāwhia, it was tied to a pōhutukawa tree named Tangi-te-korowhiti and was finally pulled ashore at a point called Rangiāhua. tied - te - korowhiti to pōhutukawa Tangi a tree . - - . 5 Kāwhia, on the west coast, has special importance because it was the first homeland of the Waikato peoples and is the final resting place of the Tainui canoe. was has the peoples it first Waikato because Kāwhia the homeland of special importance 6 The Waikato Region The north River stretches in Taranaki to the from Waikato Tāmaki Mōkau Region isthmus the . . 7 The name Waikato originated during the voyage of the Tainui canoe when the crew remarked upon the kato (the pull of the river current in the sea) and thereafter the name Waikato (wai meaning water) was given to the river. name current came or Waikato sea kato the the river in crew of The the about because the noticed pull . . 8 Tangi-te-korowhiti When the Tainui canoe arrived at Kāwhia, it was tied to a pōhutukawa tree named Tangi-te-korowhiti and was finally pulled ashore at a point called Rangiāhua. the to canoe at korowhiti it was , tree arrived When pōhutukawa a Tangi Kāwhia te Tainui - tied - named , - -

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Waikato Te Awa - The River is LifeOnline version

Unscramble sentences about Waikato Tainui and the Waikato Awa

by beth germaine

The Waikato River is New Zealand’s longest river with headwaters arising on Mt Ruapehu and reaching the sea at Port Waikato.

river New River longest Waikato is The Zealand's .

Whangaparāoa The Tainui canoe first landed at Whangaparāoa, in the Bay of Plenty.

Whangaparāoa Tainui first canoe at landed .

Taniwha represent a chief or person of tremendous influence. They are an expression that underlines the mana of the Waikato people.

It every that bend said found Taniwha is can a in be .

Tangi-te-korowhiti When the Tainui canoe arrived at Kāwhia, it was tied to a pōhutukawa tree named Tangi-te-korowhiti and was finally pulled ashore at a point called Rangiāhua.

tied - te - korowhiti to pōhutukawa Tangi a tree .

- - .

Kāwhia, on the west coast, has special importance because it was the first homeland of the Waikato peoples and is the final resting place of the Tainui canoe.

was has the peoples it first Waikato because Kāwhia the homeland of special importance

The Waikato Region

The north River stretches in Taranaki to the from Waikato Tāmaki Mōkau Region isthmus the .

The name Waikato originated during the voyage of the Tainui canoe when the crew remarked upon the kato (the pull of the river current in the sea) and thereafter the name Waikato (wai meaning water) was given to the river.

name current came or Waikato sea kato the the river in crew of The the about because the noticed pull .

Tangi-te-korowhiti When the Tainui canoe arrived at Kāwhia, it was tied to a pōhutukawa tree named Tangi-te-korowhiti and was finally pulled ashore at a point called Rangiāhua.

the to canoe at korowhiti it was , tree arrived When pōhutukawa a Tangi Kāwhia te Tainui - tied - named

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Waikato Te Awa - The River is LifeOnline version

by beth germaine

The Waikato River is New Zealand’s longest river with headwaters arising on Mt Ruapehu and reaching the sea at Port Waikato.

Whangaparāoa The Tainui canoe first landed at Whangaparāoa, in the Bay of Plenty.

Taniwha represent a chief or person of tremendous influence. They are an expression that underlines the mana of the Waikato people.

Tangi-te-korowhiti When the Tainui canoe arrived at Kāwhia, it was tied to a pōhutukawa tree named Tangi-te-korowhiti and was finally pulled ashore at a point called Rangiāhua.

Kāwhia, on the west coast, has special importance because it was the first homeland of the Waikato peoples and is the final resting place of the Tainui canoe.

The Waikato Region

The name Waikato originated during the voyage of the Tainui canoe when the crew remarked upon the kato (the pull of the river current in the sea) and thereafter the name Waikato (wai meaning water) was given to the river.

Tangi-te-korowhiti When the Tainui canoe arrived at Kāwhia, it was tied to a pōhutukawa tree named Tangi-te-korowhiti and was finally pulled ashore at a point called Rangiāhua.

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