Clyde (New Zealand) - Clyde (Neuseeland)

Clyde (New Zealand)
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Clyde is a small town in the region Otago in New Zealand.

background

The place Clyde is on Clutha River. It was created during the time of the gold rush and was called then Dunstan. A major economic factor is the power station on the Clyde Dam, which runs the Clutha River to the Lake Dunstan accumulates. Fruit growing and tourism also play an important role, as in the neighboring cities.

getting there

By plane

By train

The former railway line has been closed and dismantled, it is called Otago Central Rail Trail used by cyclists and hikers.

By bus

In the street

Earnscleugh Bridge on Fruitgrowers Road

Clyde lies between Cromwell and Alexandra at the State HighwayS8.

mobility

Map of Clyde (New Zealand)

Tourist Attractions

  • Numerous old buildings from the time of the gold rush are still preserved.
  • In the old train station is a small museum with steam engines and old electrical appliances

activities

Clyde Dam
  • Visit to the Clyde Dam (no tours)
  • Otago Central Rail Trail

shop

kitchen

  • The Orchard Garden, located between Alexandra and Clyde. Coffee shop.

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