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Name: Hāwera Water Tower
Address: 55 High Street, Hāwera 4610, New Zealand
Telephone: 06 278 8599

Hāwera Water Tower

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55 High Street, Hāwera

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The Hāwera Water Tower dominates the urban landscape and provides a central landmark and navigation point for visitors to the town.

Built in 1914, the now iconic Water Tower in Hāwera was a defence against fires which had ravaged the town.

Climb the 215-step tower to see spectacular views over the town and surrounding district. The tower is currently closed to the public.

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Monday9am – 5pm

Tuesday9am – 5pm

Wednesday(Today)9am – 5pm

Thursday9am – 5pm

Friday9am – 5pm

SaturdayClosed

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