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Āpiti is a small hill-country village north-east of Kimbolton on the Āpiti Flats, set close to the Oroua River gorge at the foot of the Ruahine Range in inner Manawatū. The flats were opened for settlement in 1886, and once a road and a bridge over the Oroua arrived in 1896 the township grew shops, a school, a hall and a dairy factory as sawmillers cleared ahead of the farmers. The mills have long gone, but the views to the Ruahine and the steep sheep and cattle country remain the making of the place.
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What is Āpiti known for?
Āpiti is a small hill-country village north-east of Kimbolton on the Āpiti Flats, set close to the Oroua River gorge at the foot of the Ruahine Range in inner Manawatū. The flats were opened for settlement in 1886, and once a road and a bridge over the Oroua arrived in 1896 the township grew shops, a school, a hall and a dairy factory as sawmillers cleared ahead of the farmers. The mills have long gone, but the views to the Ruahine and the steep sheep and cattle country remain the making of the place.
What region is Āpiti in?
Āpiti is in the Manawatū-Whanganui region of New Zealand.
What is the population of Āpiti?
Āpiti has an estimated population of around 200 (Stats NZ estimate).
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