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About Mangakino (241 words) |
 | Situated in the heart of the North Island, Mangakino borders the western shores of Lake Maraetai on the Waikato River. |
| Mangakino and Whakamaru have beautifully scenic lakes on offer, a result of the Hydro Dams which themselves are spectacular structures to see. |
| Mangakino, locally known as “Mango”, is also a great place to live. |
| Mangakino (1316 words) |
| Mangakino is a town in a 1950s time warp; a remnant of the pressure-cooker expansion of post-war New Zealand as well preserved as if it were ladled into an Agee jar in mother's kitchen. |
| Mangakino was on land leased from the Mangakino Township Incorporation. |
| Mangakino is also different because it was built to be a semi-permanent town and all its facilities were purpose-designed and the layout planned before building started. |
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