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Clyde is a stone-built 1862 gold-rush town on the Clutha River in Central Otago, seven kilometres from Alexandra. Its heritage main street has become a hub for the Otago Central Rail Trail, which ends nearby, and for the area's growing wine and food scene. Just upstream sits the Clyde Dam, completed in 1992, whose lake, Dunstan, draws boaties and cyclists on the trail beside it.
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What is Clyde known for?
Clyde is a stone-built 1862 gold-rush town on the Clutha River in Central Otago, seven kilometres from Alexandra. Its heritage main street has become a hub for the Otago Central Rail Trail, which ends nearby, and for the area's growing wine and food scene. Just upstream sits the Clyde Dam, completed in 1992, whose lake, Dunstan, draws boaties and cyclists on the trail beside it.
What region is Clyde in?
Clyde is in the Otago region of New Zealand.
What is the population of Clyde?
Clyde has an estimated population of around 1,200 (Stats NZ estimate).
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