The mail car crossing a shallow stretch of the Waitangiroto River, near Waiho, Westland

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DescriptionA difficult proposition: the mail car crossing a shallow stretch of the Waitangiroto River, near Waiho, Westland.

The Waitangiroto River is a river of the West Coast Region of New Zealand's South Island. It is approximately 15 km (9.3 mi) long, with its main source in the Waitangiroto swamp. It flows adjacent to the lower reaches of the Whataroa River and the Waitangitāhuna River. All three rivers enter the Tasman Sea northwest of the Okarito Lagoon.

Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections AWNS-19230104-45-01
PhotographerAuckland Weekly NewsDate of Photo1923-01-04Map^[1]External LinkAUCKLAND LIBRARYWaitangiroto River - WIKIPEDIAContributorHeather Newby

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Location (city or town)Waitangiroto RiverEventThe mail car crossing a shallow stretch of the Waitangiroto River, near Waiho, Westland

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The mail car crossing a shallow stretch of the Waitangiroto River, near Waiho, Westland

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