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NOT THE DEEPEST IN THE WORLD? Lake Wakatipu from the Frankton Road. In the background, Cecil Peak (6477 ft., on left), and Walter Peak (5936 ft.)

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 794, 8 October 1954, Page 9

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NOT THE DEEPEST IN THE WORLD? Lake Wakatipu from the Frankton Road. In the background, Cecil Peak (6477 ft., on left), and Walter Peak (5936 ft.) New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 794, 8 October 1954, Page 9

NOT THE DEEPEST IN THE WORLD? Lake Wakatipu from the Frankton Road. In the background, Cecil Peak (6477 ft., on left), and Walter Peak (5936 ft.) New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 794, 8 October 1954, Page 9

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