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Otago: Lake Wakatipu
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mountain range, New Zealand
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  • Otago: Lake Wakatipu
    Otago

    Wanaka, and Hawea; the Remarkables (rising to 6,798 feet [2,072 metres]) and other inland ranges; and the Clutha River, New Zealand’s largest river by volume, which empties into the Pacific near the towns of Balclutha and Kaitangata.

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    Wanaka, and Hawea; the Remarkables (rising to 6,798 feet [2,072 metres]) and other inland ranges; and the Clutha River, New Zealand’s largest river by volume, which empties into the Pacific near the towns of Balclutha and Kaitangata.

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