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Te
Awamutu
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Parks and Reserves
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Te Awamutu is best known as the town where the Finn brothers came
from. For those who are not familiar with the Finn brothers, they
featured in two very popular New Zealand bands -
Split Enz and Crowded House.
Parks and walks
- The Memorial Park Gardens are located on Mutu
Street and have a children's playground.
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- Victoria Park in Teasdale
Street, Te Awamutu, also has a playground.
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- Lake Ngaroto
has a 'Floating
Footbridge' and is an ideal area for kayaking, and has a
playground on site.
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- Rewi Street
in Te Awamutu has both a BMX Track and a Skateboard
Bowl, and both attractions are located next to each other.
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Things
to do
- Museums
- Te Awamutu District Museum
- Roche Street, Te
Awamutu.
- Ph:
07 871
4326
- The museum features Te Awamutu's most famous exhibition of the bands Split
Enz / Crowded House.
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- The Railway Museum
is only open every 3rd Sunday of the month
and exhibits steam engines, so if you wish to see this museum it will
pay to plan your visit here.
- LIBRARIES
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- Te
Awamutu Library
- Roche Street, Te Awamutu.
- Ph:
07 871 7197
- Want to
enrich your children's lives with some reading? Ask about any children's
programme currently running or children's story time.
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Links
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www.teawamutu.co.nz
for more information
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