Piopiotahi

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Piopiotahi is the Māori name for Milford Sound, a dramatic fiord in Fiordland National Park on New Zealand’s South Island renowned for its towering cliffs, waterfalls, and wildlife.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Māori toponym
fiord
geographical feature
tourist destination
accessedVia Milford Road NERFINISHED
associatedWith Māori legends
country New Zealand
governedBy Department of Conservation (New Zealand) NERFINISHED
hasClimateCharacteristic high annual rainfall
hasConservationStatus protected landscape
hasEnglishName Milford Sound NERFINISHED
hasFeature deep waters
frequent rainfall
steep rock walls rising from the sea
hasNearbyTrack Milford Track NERFINISHED
hasViewpoint Mitre Peak views
hasWaterfall Bowen Falls NERFINISHED
Stirling Falls NERFINISHED
hasWildlife Fiordland crested penguins NERFINISHED
New Zealand fur seals NERFINISHED
bottlenose dolphins
seabirds
isPopularWith domestic tourists
international tourists
knownFor boat cruises
dramatic scenery
rainfall and misty conditions
towering cliffs
waterfalls
wildlife
languageOfName Māori
locatedIn Fiordland National Park NERFINISHED
Fiordland region NERFINISHED
South Island
nameMeaning one piopio (a now-extinct native bird)
nearestSettlement Milford Sound village NERFINISHED
opensInto Tasman Sea NERFINISHED
partOf Fiordland coast NERFINISHED
Te Wahipounamu World Heritage Area NERFINISHED
protectedAreaStatus within national park
region Southland Region NERFINISHED
tourismActivity hiking nearby tracks
kayaking
scenic cruises
scenic flights
UNESCOStatus within a World Heritage Site
waterBodyType fiord

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Milford Sound MāoriName Piopiotahi