Story: South Canterbury places

Page 9 – External links and sources

More links and websites

  • Aoraki Mount Cook National Park

    This section of the Department of Conservation's website has information on features, activities and accommodation in Aoraki Mount Cook National Park.

  • Mackenzie District Council

    The Mackenzie District Council site has information about the Mackenzie Country, including services, facilities and tourism.

  • Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu

    This is the main site for Ngāi Tahu, with information on the tribe's history, services and business concerns.

  • Waimate District Council

    This site offers information on commerce, lifestyle, education and services in the Waimate district.

More suggestions and sources

    • Bradshaw, Margaret A. Beneath our feet: the geology of Canterbury. Christchurch: Canterbury Museum, 1985.

    • Greenwood, William. Te Waimatemate: history of Waimate County and Borough. Waimate: Waimate County Council, 1986.

    • Johnson, David. Timaru & South Canterbury: a pictorial history. Christchurch: Canterbury University Press, 1996.

    • Kerr, Phyllis. Tarahaoa: history, story and legend of Peel Forest. Christchurch: Jane Kerr, 1985.

    • Mulcock, Claire. Tussock grasslands, South Island, New Zealand: our heritage. Timaru: South Island High Country Committee of Federated Farmers, 2001.


How to cite this page:

John Wilson. 'South Canterbury places', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, updated 4-Feb-13
URL: http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/south-canterbury-places/sources