Lake Rotokakahi

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Lake Rotokakahi, also known as Green Lake, is a scenic and culturally significant lake in New Zealand’s Rotorua district, noted for its distinctive green hue and Māori ownership.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lake
sacred site
tourist attraction
accessPolicy no public boating allowed
no public fishing allowed
no swimming without permission
alsoKnownAs Green Lake NERFINISHED
basinType volcanic crater lake
catchment Rotorua Lakes NERFINISHED
country New Zealand
culturalSignificance important to local Māori iwi
elevationAboveSeaLevel about 394 metres
hasFeature distinctive green surface appearance
relatively clear water
hasIsland Motutawa Island NERFINISHED
Pohaturoa Island NERFINISHED
small unnamed islets
hasRecreationNearby walking tracks around the lake
hasSacredSite burial sites on Motutawa Island
hasUse ceremonial purposes
customary food gathering
isPartOf North Island NERFINISHED
isSubjectOf Māori legends and traditions
locatedIn Bay of Plenty Region NERFINISHED
Rotorua District NERFINISHED
maximumDepth about 32 metres
nameMeaning lake of the cockles
nearbyCity Rotorua NERFINISHED
nearbyLake Lake Tarawera NERFINISHED
Lake Tikitapu NERFINISHED
outflow Awahou Stream NERFINISHED
ownership Māori freehold land
protectedBy customary Māori restrictions
region Rotorua Lakes district NERFINISHED
scenicDescription surrounded by native bush and rolling hills
separatedFrom Lake Tikitapu by a low ridge
shape roughly triangular
surfaceArea about 4.3 square kilometres
traditionalOwners Ngāti Tumatawera hapū NERFINISHED
Tuhourangi iwi NERFINISHED
waterColour green
waterColourCause growth of aquatic plants
shallow depth and sandy bottom

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Rotorua hasLake Lake Rotokakahi