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    The Tikitere Graben is a intra-rift graben in the North Island of New Zealand that contains the Ohau Channel, which drains Lake Rotorua into Lake Rotoiti...
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    and Hauraki Plains of Hauraki Rift (Hauraki half grabens), North Island, New Zealand Tikitere Graben within the Taupō Rift, North Island, New Zealand...
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    Tikitere, also known as "Hell's Gate", is a suburb in Rotorua's most active geothermal area on State Highway 30, between Lake Rotorua and Lake Rotoiti...
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    There is geothermal activity in the city, and the geothermal areas of Tikitere and Whakarewarewa are associated with the caldera. These areas are still...
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    continuation of the known fault defining the southern limit of the Tikitere Graben. The lake has one major inflow, the Waimata Stream, on the south side...
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    with Lake Rotorua through the Ohau Channel depends upon the sinking Tikitere graben which is also very geothermally active on the south eastern margins...
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    Taupō Volcanic Zone (category Rifts and grabens)
    083°S 176.300°E / -38.083; 176.300 (Mokoia Island) Geothermal fields Tikitere/Hell's Gate 38°03′54″S 176°21′40″E / 38.065°S 176.361°E / -38.065; 176...
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