Rotorua Patterns Essay Map flashcards

These flashcards cover key concepts related to the attractions and infrastructure of Rotorua, including natural and cultural sites, transportation patterns, and accommodations.

Radial pattern of State Highways

A system where highways radiate outward from a central point, in this case, Rotorua CBD.

Concentration of Secondary Attractions

Areas where multiple secondary attractions are clustered together.

Agrodome

A popular agricultural attraction in Rotorua.

Rainbow Farm

A visitable farm known for its family-friendly activities.

Skyline

An attraction that offers gondola rides and scenic views.

Hamurana Springs

A natural spring located near Rotorua, known for its beauty.

Lake Rotoiti

A lake located near Rotorua, well-known for recreational activities.

Lake Rotorua

The primary lake around which the city of Rotorua is situated.

Hell's Gate/Tikitere

A geothermal park known for its hot mud pools and sulphur springs.

Concentration of Facilities and Attractions

The central area of Rotorua where amenities and attractions are densely located.

Museum

A facility showcasing the history and culture of Rotorua.

Polynesian Pools

Hot mineral pools that provide relaxation and therapeutic benefits.

Blue Baths

Historic thermal bathing facilities located in Rotorua.

Whakarewarewa

A living Māori village known for its geothermal activity.

Te Puia

An area showcasing Māori culture and geothermal features.

Māori Arts and Crafts Institute

A center for the preservation and promotion of Māori art and crafts.

Rotowhio Marae

A traditional Māori meeting place significant to the local community.

Linear pattern of accommodation

A layout where hotels and lodgings are arranged along a specific road, such as Fenton Street.

Dispersal of Primary Natural Attractions

Natural attractions spread over a broader area rather than concentrated.

Waimangu

A geothermal area known for its geysers and hot springs.

Lake Tarawera

A popular lake for water sports and beautiful scenery.