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Tuatapere is a western Southland town on the Waiau River, about 90 kilometres north-west of Invercargill and a short way inland from Te Waewae Bay. It began as a sawmilling centre in the 1880s, and a group of Hungarian settlers helped earn it a lasting reputation as the 'sausage capital of New Zealand'. With the mills long gone, the town is now best known as the gateway to the three-day Hump Ridge Track into Fiordland National Park.
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What is Tuatapere known for?
Tuatapere is a western Southland town on the Waiau River, about 90 kilometres north-west of Invercargill and a short way inland from Te Waewae Bay. It began as a sawmilling centre in the 1880s, and a group of Hungarian settlers helped earn it a lasting reputation as the 'sausage capital of New Zealand'. With the mills long gone, the town is now best known as the gateway to the three-day Hump Ridge Track into Fiordland National Park.
What region is Tuatapere in?
Tuatapere is in the Southland region of New Zealand.
What is the population of Tuatapere?
Tuatapere has an estimated population of around 600 (Stats NZ estimate).
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