Coromandel Range

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Coromandel Range

mountain range, New Zealand

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Waikato
…wide, is formed by the Coromandel Range, which rises to more than 2,900 feet (880 metres) above sea level. The mountainous peninsula is bounded by the Firth of Thames and Hauraki Gulf to the west. Its extensive forests were exploited by the British for ship timber in the second half…
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…wide, is formed by the Coromandel Range, which rises to more than 2,900 feet (880 metres) above sea level. The mountainous peninsula is bounded by the Firth of Thames and Hauraki Gulf to the west. Its extensive forests were exploited by the British for ship timber in the second half…
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