The lakeside town at the centre of the Society's story, from Rees's station to the fight for the old stone library.
5 stories · 82 index entries
The outlet end of the lake, where the steamers met the road and a gold company built a dam.
4 stories · 21 index entries
The gold town on the Arrow: its Chinese settlement on Bush Creek, and eighteen names on its war memorial.
3 stories · 47 index entries
The Shotover crossing on the road from Queenstown to Skippers.
0 stories · 2 index entries
The small lake between Frankton and Arrowtown, and the farms and families around it.
0 stories · 8 index entries
The Kawarau valley below the Arrow junction, on the road out to Cromwell.
0 stories · 6 index entries
The lake's outlet, dammed by a gold company in 1926; the dam found almost no gold and left the district a bridge.
1 story · 14 index entries
The Shotover gorge township at the end of the Skippers Road, and the pack track beyond it.
2 stories · 26 index entries
The quartz-mining township up the Arrow, reached by the Macetown Road.
1 story · 17 index entries
The Reefs, up the Right Branch of Skippers Creek, where a quartz battery ran on hydro-electricity from March 1886.
1 story · 15 index entries
The head of the lake, where the steamers landed and the pounamu trails began.
3 stories · 15 index entries
The western landing at the head of the lake, where the Antrim was built at a sawmill.
2 stories · 2 index entries
The southern end of the lake: the railhead, the steamers' terminus, and the road to Queenstown made with picks and wheelbarrows.
3 stories · 9 index entries
Lake and river outlines from LINZ Topo50 data, Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Places are placed by their New Zealand Gazetteer coordinates.
