South Island
The South Island of New Zealand is renowned for its mountains, lakes and glaciers. The Southern Alps, home to 3,724m-high Aoraki Mt. Cook, run along the entire length of the island. In the southwest is Fiordland National Park, with steep-sided Milford Sound. In the north is Abel Tasman National Park, known for its trails and ocean kayaking. Queenstown is famed for adventure sports like bungee jumping and skiing.
People died in South Island (First 18 people) - Page 0
John Gallup
Ernest Shackleton
Irish explorer
Fred Tootell
American olympic athlete
Elisha R. Potter
Former United States Representative
Susan Hale
American author
Arthur Wakefield
Edward Gibbon Wakefield's brother
Lemuel H. Arnold
Former United States Representative
Hermann Viets
American engineer
Elisha Reynolds Potter
Former United States Representative
John Gallup
Albert Jay Nock
American author
Faith McNulty
American author
Norman S. Case
Former Governor of Rhode Island
James W. Carey
Frank Keaney
American basketball coach
Michael Alfred Peszke
Polish-American psychiatrist
Natalie Kampen
American art historian