Waimarie Paddle Steamer (Wanganui)
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Manawatu-Wanganui /
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The restored paddle steamer 'Waimarie' is based in Wanganui, New Zealand. The Waimarie was built in kitset form in Poplar, London in 1899, and originally operated on the Whanganui River under the name 'Aotea'. Later renamed, she remained in service until 1949. She sank at her moorings in 1952, and remained in the mud until raised by volunteers and restored to begin operations again in 2000.[13]
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Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 39°55'58"S 175°3'29"E
- Bulls 37 km
- Hunterville 43 km
- Morikau 43 km
- Pohangina Valley Town 67 km
- Taihape 69 km
- Prouse Brothers Original Land Ownership 79 km
- Woodville 81 km
- Eketahuna 95 km
- Sherwood Forest 123 km
- Te Ore Ore 124 km
- Victoria Park 2.3 km
- Springvale Park 2.6 km
- Wembley Park 2.8 km
- Tawhero Golf Complex 3 km
- Virginia Lake Reserve 3.1 km
- AFFCO Meat processing plant 3.4 km
- Lake Kaitoke 3.5 km
- Wanganui Airport (NZWU) 4.5 km
- Belmont Links 5.2 km
- Castlecliff Golf Club 7.5 km
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