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Carterton District Council

Carterton District Council’s site has information about Wairarapa’s ‘Daffodil Capital’.
Go Wairarapa

This site gives information on Wairarapa activities, accommodation and events.
MartinboroughNZ.com

The MartinboroughNZ.com site has information for tourists and residents about the southern Wairarapa’s wine village.
Ngā Kanohi Marae O Wairarapa

This charitable trust represents eight Wairarapa marae.
Pūkaha Mount Bruce

Pūkaha Mount Bruce is a conservation centre for endangered wildlife in the northern Wairarapa.
Tararua tourism information

Visitors can find out about the Tararua region, in northern Wairarapa, on this site.
Wairarapa: places to visit

This page on the Department of Conservation site has information about reserves, forest parks and other places to visit in the Wairarapa.
Welcome to the Masterton District

The Masterton District Council’s site has information about Masterton.

More suggestions and sources

Bagnall, A. G. Wairarapa: an historical excursion. Masterton: Hedley’s, 1976.
Grant, Ian F. North of the Waingawa: the Masterton Borough and County Councils, 1877–1989. Masterton: Masterton District Council, 1995.
Kernohan, David. Wairarapa buildings: two centuries of New Zealand architecture. Masterton: Wairarapa Archive, 2004.
McIntyre, Roberta. The canoes of Kupe: a history of the Martinborough district. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2002.

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