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pemberton corner

Historic place

Historical Place Pemberton Corner

​Historic Pemberton Corner is the location of the original settlement of the Rangiwahia district in northern Manawatu. A new sign was created by the Manawatu Historical Society and was erected and opened in 2009. ​
Location
A few kms south of Rangiwahia on Rangiwahia Road - Mangamako Road intersection.
Mangamako Road is a route to Ohingaiti

                                    
What is available at the site.
  • ​Information sign describing the history of the Pemberton settlement 
  • Rest area with large oak trees shading a recently-constructed covered picnic table
Click on link to read the short history located as written on the sign at Pemberton historic site.
Pemberton Settlement history
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Remember KEEP NORTHERN MANAWATU BEAUTIFUL!
Facilities are not always provided.
Unless signage indicates otherwise -

 !   ​Strictly no camping, tenting or freedom camping
 !   
Strictly no fires

 !   Take away all rubbish. Leave only your footprints.
Toilet facilities available in Rangiwahia, Apiti and Kimbolton.​
​Motorhome and camping sites available in 
​Rangiwahia, Apiti Tavern & Eatery and Kimbolton Hotel

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