The Mokihinui Forks, the South Branch to the left and the North to the right. From here the Mokihinui River makes its way to the coast midway between Westport and Karamea; the Tasman Sea can just be seen in the distance. This is superb tramping country. Photo: Guy Salmon
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Forest and Bird, Volume 18, Issue 1, 1 February 1987, Page 8
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49The Mokihinui Forks, the South Branch to the left and the North to the right. From here the Mokihinui River makes its way to the coast midway between Westport and Karamea; the Tasman Sea can just be seen in the distance. This is superb tramping country. Photo: Guy Salmon Forest and Bird, Volume 18, Issue 1, 1 February 1987, Page 8
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