Sumpter Wharf

Sumpter Wharf is a pier in , . Access is restricted and requires permission. Sumpter Wharf is situated nearby to the railway station , as well as near .

Places of Interest Nearby

Highlights include Waitaki District Council and Oamaru Public Library.

Government office
Photo: Pseudopanax, Public domain.
The building, the former Oamaru Chief Post Office, is the seat of the in , New Zealand. Oamaru's first post office was built in 1864 to a design by William Mason and William Clayton. is situated 1 km northwest of Sumpter Wharf.

Library
is situated 1¼ km northwest of Sumpter Wharf.

Church
Photo: Pseudopanax, Public domain.
is situated 1 km northwest of Sumpter Wharf.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Oamaru and Weston.

is a town in North , , with beautiful Victorian buildings crafted from the fine, white local limestone, and colonies of penguins.

Suburb
is a town situated 5 km inland from , , . It is regarded as one of the more affluent towns of the and had a population of 1,050 in the 2018 census. is situated 6 km northwest of Sumpter Wharf.

Hamlet
is a settlement to the north of in the North Otago region of New Zealand's . It is located near the coast in the that straddles the border of and Canterbury. is situated 9 km northeast of Sumpter Wharf.

Sumpter Wharf

Latitude
-45.10859° or 45° 6′ 31″ south
Longitude
170.97722° or 170° 58′ 38″ east
Inception
1884
Open location code
4V6GVXRG+HV
Open­Street­Map ID
way 95639805
Open­Street­Map feature
man_made=­pier
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