Ko nga Roto Whakahara i te Ao nei.
Ko te Roto o Huperia (Superior) kei Amerika kite Raki: Ko nga maero o tenei roto waimaori, e 380 maero te roa; ko te whanui, e 120 maero. Ko te Roto o Paikara (Baikal). Ko tenei roto wai-maori, kei Haipiria (Siberia), i te whenua o Ruhia (Russia): Ko nga maero o tenei moana wai-maori, e 397 maero te roa; ko te whanui, e 13 maero tae noa kite 54 maero. Ko te Roto Mihikana (Michigan), kei Amerika, ko te taha Raid (North America): Ko te roa o tenei moana wai-maori, e 330 maero; ko te raununui, e 60 maero. Ko te Roto Taurereka Wliakahara (Great Slave Lake), ko tenei
roto wai-maori, kei Amerika-juaraki-a-Piritihi (British North America): Ko nga maero, e 300 maero te roa; ko te wharahi, e SO maero. He hira nga moutere kei tenei roto wai-maori. £o te Roto o Hurana (Huron), kei Amerika, Id te Raid tenei moana wai-maori (North America): %o nga maero o tenei roto waimaori, tawhio noa, e 800 maero; ko te roa, e 250 maero; ko te whanui, e9O maero. Etoru nga motu rarahi kei tenei wai, haunga hoki nga motu ririki, e rarangi haere ana, 150 maero o te wai itu ai enei moutere. Kaore i hira nga taone i turia M tenei moana wai-maori.
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Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 6
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221Ko nga Roto Whakahara i te Ao nei. Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 6
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