The Ngamuwahine River is a river of the Bay of Plenty Region of

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's North Island. It flows initially north from its source in the

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before turning southeast to meet the

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southwest of

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. Ngamuwahine Camp is also situated on the Ngumuwahine River. Ngamuwahine Camp is leased by

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which has its students sent to the camp in the beginning and end of each year. Great swimming holes at the picnic site.

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Rivers of the Bay of Plenty Region Rivers of New Zealand {{BayofPlenty-river-stub