New Zealand's Deepest River
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New Zealand
New Zealand is also home to the kiwi.
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The Clutha
The deepest river in New Zealand is the Clutha River.
The Clutha River is the second longest river in New Zealand, running for 338 km.
In 1878 the Clutha River flooded, that flood has been regarded as New Zealand's greatest known flood.
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Monday, August 3, 2015
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Hi Isabelle!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Maia and I'm from Whakamaru School.
I really like your back round colour!
Do you like the colour blue?
Also if not what is your favorite colour?
Hi Maia!
DeleteThank you for commenting! Blue is not my favorite colour, red is. What's your favorite colour? But yes, I do like blue. :D
Isabelle
Y.M.S
How deep dose the river go and how long is it and where is it.
ReplyDeleteHi Philip!
DeleteThanks for commenting! The rivers depth varies depending on what spot of the river you are near so I can't give you a specific answer. But I can tell you that the Clutha River is 338km long.
Isabelle
Y.M.S