Te Tipua

Te Tipua

Te Tipua is a locality in the eastern Southland Region of New Zealand's South Island. [Land Information New Zealand, [http://www.linz.govt.nz/apps/placenames/index.html?p=6590 Geographic Placenames Database: Place Name Detail - Te Tipua] , accessed 3 November 2007.] It is west of the nearest town, Mataura, and northeast of Southland's major centre, Invercargill. State Highway 96 passes through Te Tipua as it runs between Waitane and its junction with State Highway 1 on the southern side of Mataura.

The main economic activities in the area relate to agriculture. Te Tipua contains a small primary school that serves students from the surrounding area. [Education Review Office, [http://www.ero.govt.nz/ERO/reppub.nsf/City/F34E8F38987BBAF0CC25717F000EE355/$File/4027.htm?OpenElement Supplementary Review Report: Te Tipua School] (May 2006), accessed 3 November 2007.]

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