King Country region map
Images of the King Country
Hills, bush and farms
King Country Rams
Te Rohe Pōtae hat monuments
The last spike
King Country landforms map
Hill country
Limestone country: karst landscape (1st of 2)
Limestone country: stalactites (2nd of 2)
Whanganui River
Stratified cliffs and ironsand, Mōkau
Snow on Mt Ruapehu
King Country vegetation map
The great forest
Pureora Forest protest, 1978
North Island kōkako
Fossil hunting, Kiritehere beach
Goats everywhere
Tainui landing site, Kāwhia
Maniapoto
Tuitahi pā site
Lament for Kāwhia
Huipūtea, a landmark tree
Chart of Kāwhia Harbour, 1836
King Country mission stations
Alexander Bell and family, 1910
Meeting monuments: roadside monument (1st of 2)
Meeting monuments: paddock monument (2nd of 2)
Rewi Maniapoto
Boundaries: Te Rohe Pōtae, 1880s (1st of 2)
Boundaries: killing of Timothy Sullivan, 1873 (2nd of 2)
Te Tokanganui-a-Noho wharenui, 1884
Whatiwhatihoe pā: landscape, 1884 (1st of 2)
Whatiwhatihoe pā: inhabitants, 1885 (2nd of 2)
Constabulary Field Force, Kāwhia, 1884
Turning the first sod, 1885
King Country town populations, 1916–2013
Mangapēhi, 1955
Indian immigrants, 1920s
Chartered clubs
Maniapoto Festival, 1998
Transporting cream
Bush sickness
Making hay at Waimiha, 1940s
Ellis and Burnand sawmill, Manunui, 1910
Coal mine, Kāwhia, 1904
Te Waonui o Tāne waka
SS Mokau, Mōkau River, 1908
North Island main trunk line: Raurimu spiral (1st of 3)
North Island main trunk line: Raurimu spiral compass (2nd of 3)
North Island main trunk line: building the Makatote viaduct, 1906 (3rd of 3)
Development of railway lines through the King Country
Unsealed road, Whareorino Forest, 2011
Building the Piriaka power station
Local government in the King Country
Ōtorohanga native township map
District boundary sign
Jim Bolger
Youth success story
Alfred Burton and Edward Payton, 1885
Railways publicity: Waitomo Caves (1st of 2)
Railways publicity: the Chateau (2nd of 2)
Opening of Whakapapa's new chairlift, 1954
Mangapōhue Natural Bridge, 2011
Colin Meads
Axemen's carnival, 1947
Pei Te Hurinui Jones
Rangimārie Hetet
Michael Mattar
Te Tokanganui-a-Noho wharenui
Ron Cooke