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Which peninsula north of Auckland, extending 85 kilometres into the Pacific Ocean and known for its marine reserve, is considered the birthplace of the nation, where Kupe is said to have first landed?
Answer: Northland Peninsula (Aupōuri Peninsula) — The Northland Peninsula, home to the Hokianga Harbour and Cape Reinga, is rich in early Māori history. According to tradition, the great navigator Kupe first made landfall at Hokianga.
- A Northland Peninsula (Aupōuri Peninsula) ✓
- B Coromandel Peninsula
- C Banks Peninsula
- D Otago Peninsula
The Northland Peninsula, home to the Hokianga Harbour and Cape Reinga, is rich in early Māori history. According to tradition, the great navigator Kupe first made landfall at Hokianga.