This building was constructed in 1964. It was part of the Wainuiomata Waterworks that supplied Wellington city with water. Water for Wellington is now drawn elsewhere and many such buildings are no longer in use. The waterworks still supplies around a fifth of Wellington’s water however.
What was once called The Meadow is now Hine Road Recreation Area, a grassy area that sits alongside Wainuiomata...
View of Rata Street in Wainuiomata looking south. This seating area is close to a public walkway that takes...
A misty day at Nikau Creek Valley in Wainuiomata Regional Park offers a striking view. During winter, Wainuiomata occasionally...
Wainuiomata Road is the sole public road leading into Wainuiomata, winding over the Eastern Hutt Hills into the Wainuiomata...
Looking at hills covered in native bush in one the largest areas of lowland native forests in the lower...
Observing a morepork (ruru), commonly referred to as the brown owl. Indigenous to New Zealand and Norfolk Island, this...
The historic Coast Road Church in Wainuiomata is one of the valley’s oldest surviving buildings and the oldest original...
Looking down at the rugged coastline below Baring Head on the south coast of Wainuiomata. From this elevated position,...
