Browse data ttpp_outstanding_natural_features

Te Tai o Poutini Plan — Outstanding Natural Features

Geospatial polygon layer from West Coast (Te Tai o Poutini). Each feature carries the attributes listed below; geometry is provided as WKT in WGS84.

Licence: CC-BY 4.0 Source: Te Tai o Poutini Plan (www.ttpp.nz), CC-BY 4.0.

Data as of 2026-06-01  · monthly  · 21 rows

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EPSG:4326

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Dataset ID
ttpp_outstanding_natural_features
Data source
West Coast (Te Tai o Poutini)
Last refreshed
2026-06-01
Refresh cadence
monthly
API endpoint
https://api.eolas.fyi/v1/datasets/ttpp_outstanding_natural_features/data

Columns (32)

schema glossary · auto-generated
Column Type Description
name string Name
district string District
significan string Significan
descriptio string Descriptio
locality string Locality
importance string Importance
vulnerabil double Vulnerabil
exposure string Exposure
informants string Informants
references_ string References
age string Age
site_type string Site type
inventory string Inventory
number_ double Number
access_ string Access
year_ string Year
object_id_1 long Object ID 1
references string References
object_id double Internal feature ID (ArcGIS OBJECTID)
district_1 string District 1
importance_1 string Importance 1
vulnerability double Vulnerability
schedule string Schedule
coastal_enviro_other_notes string Coastal enviro other notes
polygon_ref double Polygon ref
isovist_schedule_ref string Isovist schedule ref
shape_area double Polygon area (source projection units)
shape_length double Geometry length/perimeter (source projection units)
number double Number
access string Access
year string Year
geometry_wkt string Geometry as WKT (WGS84) — MULTIPOLYGON/POINT/LINESTRING

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NameDistrictSignificanDescriptioLocalityImportanceVulnerabilExposureInformantsReferences AgeSite TypeInventoryNumber Access Year Object Id 1ReferencesObject IdDistrict 1Importance 1VulnerabilityScheduleCoastal Enviro Other NotesPolygon RefIsovist Schedule RefShape AreaShape LengthNumberAccessYear
Waiho River moraine loopWest CoastOne of the most scientifically important glacial deposits/landforms in New Zealand, and is of high international scientific significance. This arcuate ridge is one of the best known terminal moraines in New Zealand and among one of the best-known worldwiThe Waiho Loop has a particularly sharply formed moraine ridge with a classic arcuate shape that is not fully appreciated from the road, but is spectacular when viewed from the air, as it is by many helicopter tourists every week, as the Franz Josef airsNorth bank of Waiho River, 15 km inland from river mouth.A2.0Forsyth, P.J.; Hayward, B.W.; Davies, T.R.Late QuaternaryTerminal moraineLandforms1Denton, G.H.; Hendy, C.H. 1994: Younger Dryas age advance of Franz Josef Glacier in the Southern Alps of New Zealand. Science 264, 1434?1437. Shulmeister, J.; Davies, T.R.; Evans, D.J.A.; Hyatt, O.M.; Tovar, D.S. 2009: Catastrophic landslides, glacier b61.0WestlandA2.0Yes536.0ONF141424879.0800781312263.7227234327536.0Off state highway 6.1986, 2013
Hare Mare Creek Alpine Fault overthrustWest CoastMost easily accessible large exposure of Alpine Fault overthrust.Late Quaternary schist gravels overthrust by green puggy schist along low angle contact. An exposure of mylonites and cataclasites associated with the Alpine Fault overthrust.On Hare Mare Creek, a tributary of the Waikikipa River. Fault is exposed 200 m up creek from the main road bridge on true left bank.A3.0Stream bluff.Berryman, K.R.; Norris, R.J.; Nathan, S.HoloceneFault - thrust; Dynamic metamorphism - calaclasiteActive earth deformation features; Metamorphic sites; Structural sites2Beanland, S. (compiler) 1987: Field guide to sites of active earth deformation, South Island, New Zealand. DSIR, New Zealand Geological Survey Record 19: 104pp. Berryman, K.R. 1975: Earth deformation studies reconnaissance of the Alpine Fault. EDS Immed70.0WestlandA3.0Yes1376.0ONF1812757.0927734375486.5568322020091376.0Short walk from Highway 6.1990
Gillespies Beach huttoniteWest CoastType locality for the mineral huttonite.Detrital grains in beach sand. A monoclinic thorium silicate which has not yet been found in situ. Also found at several other beaches on the West Coast.Gillespies Beach.A3.0Cooper, A.F.Minerals - type localityMineral sites3Hutton, C.O. 1951: Occurrence, optical properties and chemical composition of huttonite. American Mineralogist 36: 66-69. Pabst, A.; Hutton, C.O. 1951: Huttonite, a new monoclinic thorium silicate, with an account of its occurrence, analysis and propert73.0WestlandA3.0YesCE1815.0ONF19500589.4101562510391.22351578581815.0Road1991
Waiho Valley alpine schistWest CoastSuperb ice-polished exposures of garnet-zone schist, showing ductile and brittle structures.High-strain alpine schists with attenuated isoclinal folds, also showing a later sequence of veins, ductile shears and fractures formed during progressive uplift.Ice-polished outcrops between the snout of the Franz Josef glacier and Sentinel Rock, Waiho Valley.A3.0Ice-polished rock surfacesNorris, R.J.Metamorphic structures; Folds - isoclinal; VeinsStructural sites4Findlay, R.H. 1985: Structure and interpretation of the alpine schists in Copland and Cook River Valleys, South Island, New Zealand. NZ Journal of Geology and Geophysics 30: 117-138. Holm, D.K.; Norris, R.J.; Craw, D. 1989: Brittle and ductile deformati63.0WestlandA3.0Yes2158.0ONF15857298.26416015611922.20744104092158.0By foot along track to glacier.1991
Fox GlacierWest CoastThe most easily accessible glacier on the West Coast. One of the two best known tourist glaciers in New Zealand.In headwaters of Fox River, south WestlandA3.0Hayward, B.W.QuaternaryGlacierLandforms567.0WestlandA3.0Yes2476.0ONF1721471413.16845734887.58691252492476.0Road and walk2000

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