Everything about Clevedon New Zealand totally explained
Clevedon is a rural town within the administrative area of
Manukau City,
New Zealand, one of the four cities that make up the
conurbation of
Auckland.
The town and surrounding rural area has a population of 3,294 (
2001 census), and is the centre of an administrative ward of Manukau which takes in much of the largely rural area to the east of the urban heart of the city.
Clevedon is located on the
Wairoa River five kilometres from its estuary and outflow into the
Tamaki Strait, an arm of the
Hauraki Gulf. It is 14 kilometres from the centre of the city of Manukau, which lies to the northwest. To the south of Clevedon rise the rugged hills of the
Hunua Ranges. Several popular beaches are located on the coast close to Clevedon, including
Duders Beach and
Kawakawa Bay.
Clevedon was named for
Clevedon,
England, in
1866. It was previously known as Te Wairoa (
Māori: 'the Long River').
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