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New Zealand · General Knowledge · Hard
What is the name of the southernmost point of the South Island, not counting Stewart Island/Rakiura, often visited for its windswept coastal views and seal colony?
Answer: Slope Point — Slope Point, at approximately 46°40'S, is the southernmost point of the South Island's mainland, marked by a simple signpost and battered by Antarctic winds that permanently bend the nearby trees.
- A Bluff
- B Waipapa Point
- C Slope Point ✓
- D Nugget Point
Slope Point, at approximately 46°40'S, is the southernmost point of the South Island's mainland, marked by a simple signpost and battered by Antarctic winds that permanently bend the nearby trees.