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Glenross, Otago | Post Code, Weather, Map & nearby locations

Explore Glenross, Otago, in the Nelson City, Nelson. This includes the postal code, map coordinates (latitude and longitude), travel guide, weather, police station, college, schools, airport, railway station, business, cinema, nearby street addresses and nearby locations of interest.

Overview

Glenross is a suburb of Dunedin, located on the east coast of the South Island of New Zealand. The suburb is known for its stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, rugged coastline and peaceful residential streets. With a population of just over 1,000 people, it is a tight-knit community that takes pride in its natural environment and quality of life. Visitors are drawn to Glenross for its scenic beauty, outdoor activities and easy access to the city of Dunedin.

Glenross Details
LocationGlenross
RegionOtago
District CouncilDunedin City
Postal Code:9011
Current Time:06:37 AM
Date:Thursday, November 07, 2024(NZST)
Time zone:NZST (UTC+12:00)
Elevation / Altitude53.79 meters. Above Seal level
Latitude-39.4500
Longitude176.4700
DMS Lat-40° 32' 60''
DMS Long176° 28' 12''

History

Glenross was originally part of a larger area called Anderson's Bay, which was settled by European immigrants in the mid-19th century. The suburb grew in the early 20th century, as Dunedin expanded and more people moved to the area. Today, Glenross is known for its peaceful residential streets and stunning views of the ocean. Visitors can learn about the suburb's history by exploring its parks and gardens, which showcase the area's natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.

Geography

Glenross is located on the Otago Peninsula, a rugged and scenic region on the east coast of the South Island. The suburb is situated on a series of hills overlooking the Pacific Ocean, providing stunning views of the water and coastline. The area is known for its natural beauty and is popular with hikers, birdwatchers and other outdoor enthusiasts. The suburb is located just a short drive from the city of Dunedin, making it an ideal base for exploring the region.

Glenross is located at latitude -39.45 and longitude 176.47 (decimal degrees), and approximately at latitude -40° 32' 60'' and longitude 176° 28' 12'' (DMS).
Below is map of Glenross

Demographics

Glenross has a population of just over 1,000 people. The suburb is predominantly European, with a small Maori population. The area is known for its friendly and welcoming community and visitors are always made to feel at home. The suburb is home to a mix of families, retirees and professionals who have chosen to make Glenross their home.

Climate

Glenross has a temperate climate with warm summers and cool winters. The area receives a moderate amount of rainfall throughout the year, which helps to keep the surrounding hills and gardens green and lush. The suburb is located on the coast, which can make it prone to strong winds and storms during the winter months.

Glenross Live Weather & 5-day Forecast: Stay informed on current and upcoming weather.

Glenross Live Weather

Temperature: 12.53 °C
Overcast clouds
Humidity: 90%
Wind: 0.83 mt/sec towards E
observed on 06 Nov 2024 18:00

Glenross Weather Forecast for Next 5 days

06-11-2024
12.53°C to 12.53°C
Overcast clouds
07-11-2024
17.79°C to 20.42°C
Overcast clouds
08-11-2024
20.04°C to 20.04°C
Scattered clouds
09-11-2024
20.1°C to 20.1°C
Overcast clouds
10-11-2024
14.79°C to 14.79°C
Light rain
11-11-2024
13.19°C to 13.19°C
Light rain

Landmarks and Tourist Attractions

Glenross is home to several landmarks and tourist attractions, including the Glenfalloch Woodland Garden, which showcases the area's natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. The suburb is also home to several parks and walking trails, which provide stunning views of the ocean and coastline. For history buffs, there are several museums and heritage sites in nearby Dunedin, including the Otago Museum and the Larnach Castle.

Economy

Glenross's economy is based primarily on residential and commercial development. The suburb is home to several businesses, including cafes, restaurants and retail shops. Many residents work in nearby Dunedin, which is a major economic hub for the region. Tourism is also an important part of the local economy, with visitors coming to the area to enjoy the natural scenery and outdoor activities.