New Zealand State Highway 90
State Highway SH90 in New Zealand | |
Basic data | |
Operator: | New Zealand Transport Agency |
Start of the street: |
Raes Junction ( 45 ° 47 ′ S , 169 ° 28 ′ E ) |
End of street: | east of McNab ( 44 ° 5 ′ S , 169 ° 0 ′ E ) |
Overall length: | 60 km |
Regions : |
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Development condition: | 2 × 1 lane |
The New Zealand State Highway 90 ( State Highway 90 or SH 90 for short ) is a trunk road of national importance on the South Island of New Zealand .
geography
The trunk road has a length of 60 km and is located in the southern part of the South Island. The two-lane road over its entire length (one in each direction of travel) connects State Highway 8 at Raes Junction and State Highway 1 northeast of Gore . The road runs through parts of the Otago and Southland regions .
Routing
The State Highway 90 begins at the junction of State Highway 8 called Raes Junction , not far from the Raes Junction hotel and runs initially in a few large-scale zigzag lines in southwestern direction along the Blue Mountains , the south-east rise the road. On the way, the road meets the small community of Tapanui , where in 1984 the doctor Peter Snow first documented and published the disease, which has become known in New Zealand as chronic fatigue syndrome . Other settlements on the route of SH 90 , which despite its frequent changes of direction between south and west tends to move south-west, are Waikoikoi , Waikaka Valley and Willowbank , before the road just under 1 km east of McNap and 3.15 km east-northeast of East Gore meets and ends on State Highway 1 .
Panoramic photo
Individual evidence
- ^ A b New Zealand Touring Atlas . 5th edition. Hema Maps , Brisbane 2015, ISBN 978-1-907302-92-3 , pp. Map 72, 73, 78 (English).
- ^ Peter Snow : Reminiscences of the chronic fatigue syndrome . (PDF 57.8 kB) The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners , December 2002, archived from the original on February 26, 2008 ; accessed on April 17, 2020 (English, original website no longer available).