The place where British navigator James Cook first set foot in New Zealand, at Gisborne in 1769, is a national historic reserve. Historic reserves, which are often quite small, protect places of historic, archaeological, cultural or educational significance.
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Department of Conservation
Reference:
10051032
Photograph by Jamie Quirk
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