BRAND NEW Please allow 4-7 working days for delivery This item is shipped from our NZ warehouse

Abel Tasman Rolled by Department of Conservation

ISBN: 9421005170023 PUBLISHER: Department of Conservation FORMAT: Rolled

PUBLICATION DATE: 2006

DESCRIPTION: The north-eastern coastline of New Zealand's South Island is an intricate mix of islands, sheltered coves, forested ridges, and headlands that probe into Cook Strait. Known collectively as the Marlborough Sounds, these waterways are a classic 'drowned valley' landform; ancient riverbeds that were invaded by rising sea levels before and after the last ice age.

The Sounds are a unique part of New Zealand, a region of contrasts between shelter and storm, human occupation and nature conservation. Its 1400 kilometre coastline stretches from Croisilles Harbour and D'Urville Island in the northwest to Port Underwood in the southeast. Roads, tracks, walkways and waterways link the more than 50,000 hectares of reserves scattered throughout the Sounds and managed by the Department of Conservation (DOC).

• FREE SHIPPING Nationwide (if using business address pls use PO Box as do not use courier)
• In Stock with our supplier shipped from our NZ Warehouse
• Stock image only. Actual cover art may differ