Closest nearest locations (in the line of sight Summer Hills):
Historical first-order administrative division: Silverpeaks County (9.903 m)
Second-order administrative division: Dunedin City (10.781 m)
Populated place: Mount Stoker (5.724 m)
Bridge: Flat Stream Viaduct (10.429 m)
Cave(s): Orbells Cave (7.362 m)
Farmstead: Willmonte (4.562 m)
Railroad station: Flat Stream (11.105 m)
Hill: Peat Moss Hills (1.357 m)
Mountain: Yellow Hill (1.302 m)
Peak: Little Peak (6.245 m)
What is the geographical latitude and longitude and where is Summer Hills? Answered
Geographical latitude: SOUTH 45° 34' 42.17" (display in decimal number system -45.5783800)
Geographical longitude: EAST 170° 21' 0.32" (display in decimal number system 170.3500900)
Elevation:
0 meters
Population: 0
Digit terrain models:
513
Time zone: Pacific/Auckland.
Summer Hills
Postal number:
Country: New Zealand NZ
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What is Summer Hills? Answered
Summer Hills is farmstead (spot, building, farm),
the buildings and adjacent service areas of a farm.
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