Kororāreka

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Kororāreka is the original Māori name for the historic Bay of Islands settlement now known as Russell, one of New Zealand’s earliest European towns and a key site in early colonial and missionary history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Māori place
former town
historic settlement
associatedWithEvent Flagstaff War NERFINISHED
Northern War NERFINISHED
sacking of Kororāreka (1845)
associatedWithPeople Ngāpuhi iwi NERFINISHED
country New Zealand
governedBy Far North District Council NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeSpelling Kororareka NERFINISHED
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Māori NERFINISHED
Pākehā New Zealanders NERFINISHED
hasEconomicActivity hospitality industry
tourism
hasGeographicFeature waterfront settlement
hasHeritageStatus historic town
hasModernName Russell, New Zealand NERFINISHED
hasNotableBuilding Christ Church, Russell NERFINISHED
Pompallier Mission and Printery NERFINISHED
hasOriginalNameLanguage Māori language
hasReputationAs lawless port in early 19th century
historicalPeriodOfProminence early 19th century
pre-Treaty of Waitangi era
historicalRole centre of early European–Māori interaction
port of call for whaling ships
languageOfToponym te reo Māori NERFINISHED
linkedToDocument Treaty of Waitangi context
locatedIn Bay of Islands NERFINISHED
Northland Region NERFINISHED
locatedInBodyOfWater Bay of Islands Harbour NERFINISHED
locatedOn North Island NERFINISHED
near Paihia NERFINISHED
Waitangi NERFINISHED
Ōpua NERFINISHED
nowKnownAs Russell NERFINISHED
partOf Far North District NERFINISHED
region Te Tai Tokerau NERFINISHED
significantFor early European settlement in New Zealand
early colonial history of New Zealand
maritime trade in the 19th century
missionary activity in New Zealand
whaling era in New Zealand
tourismType heritage tourism destination
transportType served by ferry from Ōpua and Paihia
yearOfMajorConflict 1845

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