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Date: 2012-10-10 23:38:34
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Wellington Botanic Garden
Wellington
Oceania
Dominion Observatory
Geography of Oceania
Geography of New Zealand

Dominion Observatory A singular place to observe the skies above and earth below… Built in 1907, the Dominion Observatory played an important role in New Zealand’s early time-keeping efforts and seismic research. Sta

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