Dunedin image gallery
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Dunedin Botanic Gardens, South Island, New Zealand Arboretum Area, Nyssa Sinensis, South side of the Fort Marks site of Chinese Ablution block, adjacent to the internal harbour. |
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Dunedin Botanic Gardens, South Island, New Zealand. Arboretum Area. This is the site of a 100m x 72m Chinese walled barrack block (fort). The giant rhubarb plant (correct name is Gunnera) is growing in the depression which was originaly the forts internal harbour. The cutting for the harbour access canal and ladder locks from the creek below, are visible from the adjacent path. | |
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Dunedin Botanic Gardens, South Island, New Zealand Arboretum Area. View Northwards along eastern section of ramparts of Chinese walled barrack blocks. Lower photo: “Eucalyptus Kartzoffiana” marks Southwest corner of fort. |
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Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand, The Arboretum, Botanical gardens. The site of a Chinese walled barrack block & harbour, accessed by ladder locks to the adjacent creek. (45d, 51′, 30S- 170d, 31′, 14E) |
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Otakou Golf Club, Otaga Peninsula, Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand, View over reeded area of sedimented harbour onto quarried face. Probably Magnetite iron ore being exploited. | |
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Otakou Golf Club, Otaga Peninsula, Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand. View over harbour (reeded area) and smelter ramps. | |
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Otago Peninsula, Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand by Otaku Golf Club (45d, 48′, 53S- 170d, 41′, 53E) |
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Long Beach, North of Port Chalmers, Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand Lower photo: Indications of irrigation, further surveys required. |
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Long Beach, North of Port Chalmers, Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand. Navigated creek, bright green patch is site of linear navigation island and pound locks. Remains of weir that raised water level & forced water into locks, located on opposite banks. | |
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Long Beach, North of Port Chalmers, Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand. Burnt grass indicates line of walled barrack block. Lower photo: Free water being discharged onto the site of Chinese barracks and ore crusher building. Aqueducts still functioning 600 years later. |
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Long Beach, North of Port Chalmers, Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand. Quarried face, lower right, long grass covers, smelter ramp. Lower photos: Pines mark line of walled barrack block. Paved path to buried stoned harbour on beach housing remains of 47m x 11m Junk. |
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Long Beach, Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand. Detail of walled barrack block, quarried face, smelter ramps & buried stone harbour containing remains of 47m x 11m Junk. | |
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The Mighty Moa, Otago Museum. |
