Kohukohunui No 2 – Hunua Ranges, Auckland, New Zealand
Wednesday, June 30th, 2010
S 37° 02.295 E 175° 13.178
60H E 341662 N 5899402
Quick Description: Kohukohunui Trig, at 687 metres above sea level, is the highest point in the Auckland region.
Location: North Island, New Zealand
Long Description:
Unfortunatley there are no views from this trig but a beautiful walk through the native bush with views on the way. This is a challenging track defined by markers, steep in places, muddy at the tops. It will take 6 – 8 hours return depending which track you choose to take.A round metal plate located under the wooden trig has no identification numbers on it.
Unfortunatley there are no views from this trig but a beautiful walk through the native bush with views on the way. This is a challenging track defined by markers, steep in places, muddy at the tops. It will take 6 – 8 hours return depending which track you choose to take.A round metal plate located under the wooden trig has no identification numbers on it.
When I visited the trig the S.A.S. Army were in training and had covered the trig with cammo cloth to hide their radios and to keep them waterproof.
Latitude and Longitude are in terms of New Zealand Geodetic Datum 2000
Geodetic
code Latitude
Longitude Orthometric
Height Order
Height order Land
District Name
1325 37° 02′ 17.64731″ S
175° 13′ 10.65240″ E 687.63 3
3V North Auckland KOHUKOHUNUI NO 2
Category : Walks
Tags: Hunua Ranges, Kohukohunui
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