Macetown Ruins and Historic Reserve (N.Z.)

found: Work cat.: Maintenance of buildings and structures in Macetown Reserve, Central Otago, c2006:pp. 6-7 (Macetown Ruins and Historic Reserve (generally referred to as Macetown Reserve in this report); situated approx. 16 km (11 miles) up the Arrow River from Arrowtown; reserve is in Crown ownership and administered by Dept. of Conservation; covers 145 ha, which includes the 1878 surveyed town of Macetown and a 2.5-km extension up the Richburn to include mining relics; the reserve and surrounding land is designated "Outstanding Natural Landscape")

found: NZLive.com Web site, Jan. 11, 2007(Macetown Historic Reserve; site of a historic (19th century) gold mining village. The main historically significant structures are Andersons Battery, Needhams Cottage and The Bakehouse. It is one of the most intact and accessible historic goldfield towns in Otago; located approx. 16km up the Arrow River from Arrowtown)

found: Inventory of protected features, via Queenstown Lakes District Council Web site, Jan. 11, 2007(Macetown Historic Reserve; Macetown Ruins and Reserve)

notfound: New Zealand geographic placenames database, via WWW, Jan. 11, 2007;GEOnet, Jan. 11, 2007