Lake Hauroko - Southland, New Zealand - Credit Videocopter (1)
Lake Hauroko is New Zealand’s deepest lake and one of its most southern. The S-shaped lake is 30km in length, covers an area of 63 square kilometres, and has a surface that is 150m above sea level - but most importantly is is 462m deep. It is located between the similarly-sized lakes, Monowai and Poteriteri, and drains into Foveaux Strait via the 20km long Wairaurahiri River.
LicenceWorldwide Public Use - Non-CommercialWorldwide Public Use - Non-Commercial: Royalty free use worldwide for non-commercial purposes only, provided the asset's use promotes the Southland region or Great South's initiatives and the photographer is credited.Expiry
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LocationLake HaurokoLake HaurokoWestern SouthlandNew ZealandView full term of use
