Greymouth
Greymouth is the largest West Coast town, at the mouth of the Grey, with a coal and rail history and a catchment that runs up the Grey Valley and down the coast to Hokitika.
GreymouthWest Coast · New Zealand
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Greymouth, Hokitika, and Westport are the service towns. The glaciers, Punakaiki, Karamea, and Haast are searches of their own because the Coast is a long road.
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Tourism operators and local trades share a problem: national sites forget the weather, the distance, and the town. These pages name them.
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Towns and cities in West Coast
Each page is written for that place. This hub is how they stay linked.
Reefton
Reefton is the Grey Valley town with a restored main street, a quartz-mining past, and a claim as an early electric-lit town.
ReeftonWestport
Westport is the Buller town: a river port, coal country, Cape Foulwind along the coast, and the service centre for the northern West Coast.
WestportKaramea
Karamea is the settlement at the end of the road north of Westport, the Heaphy Track and the Oparara Basin on its doorstep, and a long drive to the next town.
KarameaPunakaiki
Punakaiki is the pancake-rocks stop on the coast highway between Westport and Greymouth.
PunakaikiHokitika
Hokitika is the Westland town of pounamu, the wildfoods festival, and the gorge road that crosses to Canterbury.
HokitikaKumara
Kumara is the small Westland junction where the coast road meets the road to Arthur’s Pass, a goldfields town that most people meet as a turnoff.
KumaraRoss
Ross is the small goldfields town south of Hokitika, a heritage stop on the way to the glaciers.
RossHarihari
Harihari is a small south Westland farming settlement on the highway between Ross and Whataroa, a service stop on the glacier road rather than a destination of its own.
HarihariWhataroa
Whataroa is the south Westland settlement associated with the white heron colony at Waitangiroto, on the highway before Franz Josef.
WhataroaFranz Josef
Franz Josef is the glacier village: helicopter flights, walks, and a main street that exists because of the ice.
Franz JosefFox Glacier
Fox Glacier is the village south of Franz Josef, with its own glacier, its own short main street, and customers who already chose Fox rather than Franz.
Fox GlacierHaast
Haast is the remote settlement and river at the bottom of the West Coast, the gate to the Haast Pass and Wānaka.
HaastBlackball
Blackball is the Grey Valley town inland from Greymouth, a former coal town with a main street, a river, and a reputation out of proportion to its size.
BlackballŌkārito
Ōkārito is the lagoon settlement on the West Coast between Whataroa and Franz Josef, a small village beside the kotuku colony and the wetland.
ŌkāritoMoana
Moana is the settlement on Lake Brunner, inland from Greymouth on the rail line toward Reefton, a lake village rather than a coast town.
MoanaCharleston
Charleston is the old gold town on the coast road between Westport and Punakaiki, a small settlement at Constant Bay with the Nile River caves inland.
CharlestonRūnanga
Rūnanga is the former coal town just north of Greymouth, a West Coast settlement between the Grey River and the coast at Rapahoe.
RūnangaGranity
Granity is the coastal settlement north of Westport, on the road toward Karamea, a small town beside the coal communities of the Buller coast.
GranityOtira
Otira is the settlement on the West Coast side of the Otira tunnel, below Arthur’s Pass, a rail and highway stop before the road drops toward Kumara and Greymouth.
OtiraJackson Bay
Jackson Bay is the fishing settlement at the end of the road south of Haast, the last harbour on the West Coast before the mountains close the highway.
Jackson BayRapahoe
Rapahoe is the small coastal settlement just north of Greymouth, a beach community on the road toward Runanga and the coast.
RapahoeBarrytown
Barrytown is the coastal settlement between Greymouth and Punakaiki, a flats community on the highway under the Paparoa hills.
BarrytownDenniston
Denniston is the former coal plateau above Waimangaroa and Westport, a historic incline town in the hills north of the Buller.
DennistonKaniere
Kaniere is the settlement at Lake Kaniere, inland from Hokitika in the bush on the road to the lake.
KaniereCarters Beach
Carters Beach is the beach settlement immediately west of Westport, houses along the Tasman coast toward Cape Foulwind.
Carters BeachNgakawau
Ngakawau is the coastal settlement north of Westport, past Granity on the road toward Karamea and the end of the Buller coast.
NgakawauWaimangaroa
Waimangaroa is the Buller settlement between Westport and Granity, a former mining town on the coast road north of the river mouth.
WaimangaroaWest Coast suburbs
Customers type the suburb as well as the city. Each of these pages is written for that name.
Cobden
Cobden is the Greymouth suburb on the north bank of the Grey River, housing across the bridge on the side toward Runanga.
CobdenKaroro
Karoro is the beach suburb south of Greymouth, houses along the coast between the town and Paroa on the way toward Hokitika.
KaroroParoa
Paroa is the coastal settlement south of Greymouth, beyond Karoro on the straight road toward Hokitika.
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Franz Josef and Fox Glacier are tiny. Are the pages worth it?
Those names are the product. A tourism operator there is searched by the glacier, not by West Coast.
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