Template:Stillwater - Ngākawau Line

Stillwater–Ngākawau Line
Bridge No. km length in m Midland Line to Christchurch│to Greymouth 0.00 Stillwater 01 0.60 Arnold River 3.50 Kamaka 7.00 Red Jacks 8.90 Ngahere Blackball Branch 18 10.50 Nelson Creek 15.60 Matai 28 19.30 Ahaura River 20.50 Ahaura 24.80 Raupo 28.40 Totara Flat 37 33.00 Grey River 35.60 Ikamatua 38.60 Hukarere 45 38.80 Blackwater River 40.80 Waimaunga 48 44.20 Mawheraiti River 45.00 Mawheraiti 46.80 Hinau 50.00 Maimai 61 50.60 Mawheraiti River 52.80 Tawhai 56.50 Tawhai Tunnel 376 59.80 Taipoiti 65 60.00 Inangahua River 61.60 Reefton 64.90 Waitahu 68 84.80 Waitahu River 70.40 Cronadun 74.70 Larrys Creek 75 75.00 Larry / Awarau River 78.50 Rotokohu 84.40 Landing 82 84.80 Inangahua River 89.20 Oweka 91.40 Inangahua Junction 85 92.80 Inangahua River 93.30 Buller 89 94.30 Buller River 91 96.90 Welshman Creek 100.20 Mackley Ballast Pit 92 100.40 Orikaka River 103.70 Rahui 94 104.20 Tracy Stream 97 108.60 Slaty Creek last spike 98 110.00 Newman Creek 99 110.20 Stable Creek 113.50 Hawk's Crag Tunnel 2 282 113.90 Tunnel 3 55 115.19 Tiroroa 100 116.80 Redmond Creek 120.20 Tunnel 4 153 102 120.90 Cascade Creek 121.10 Cascade 121.30 Tunnel 5 151 103 121.60 Little Cascade Creek 124.30 Tunnel 6 47 125.40 Tunnel 7 daylighted 1987 80 127.20 Te Kuha 135.70 Queen Street Tauranga Bay quarry Omau (Cape Foulwind) 9.00 Tanks 7.90 Bulls 6.50 Bradshaws 5.10 Carters Martins 135.9 0.0   Westport 138.40 Sergeants Hill 141.00 Fairdown 149.0 0.0   Waimangaroa Conns Creek Branch 1.00 Waimangaroa 2.90 Conns Creek 133 149.60 Waimangaroa River 154.70 Birchfield 161.40 Granity 164.00 Ngākawau Charming Creek Tramway Ngakawau River 30.90 Hector 38.89 Nikau 40.80 Summerlea 41.79 Mokihinui 43.90 St. Helens 44.99 Seddonville 48.01 Mokihinui coal mine Bridge No. km length in m

This is a route-map template for the Stillwater–Ngākawau Line, a railway in New Zealand.

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