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Haldon Station, Otago | Post Code, Weather, Map & nearby locations

Explore Haldon Station, 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

Haldon Station is a large sheep and beef farm located in the Canterbury region of New Zealand's South Island. The farm covers an area of over 20,000 hectares and is one of the largest privately-owned properties in the country. Haldon Station offers visitors a unique glimpse into the rural way of life in New Zealand, with opportunities to see farming practices in action and experience the stunning natural beauty of the surrounding countryside.

Haldon Station Details
LocationHaldon Station
RegionOtago
District CouncilClutha District
Sub-DistrictClutha District
Postal Code:-
Current Time:07:32 AM
Date:Monday, May 19, 2025(NZST)
Time zone:NZST (UTC+12:00)
Elevation / Altitude51.90 meters. Above Seal level
Latitude-44.3700
Longitude170.2700
DMS Lat-45° 37' 48''
DMS Long170° 16' 12''

History

The land that is now Haldon Station was originally owned by Maori, who used the area for hunting and gathering. European settlers arrived in the mid-1800s and began farming the land, with the station being officially established in the early 1900s. Today, Haldon Station has a rich agricultural history and has been in the same family for over 100 years.

Geography

Haldon Station is located in a remote area of the Canterbury region, surrounded by stunning natural beauty. The farm covers a large area and is home to a variety of landscapes, including hills, forests and rivers. The nearby Southern Alps offer stunning views and opportunities for hiking and skiing, while the farm itself provides a unique opportunity to experience rural New Zealand.

Haldon Station is located at latitude -44.37 and longitude 170.27 (decimal degrees), and approximately at latitude -45° 37' 48'' and longitude 170° 16' 12'' (DMS).
Below is map of Haldon Station

Demographics

Haldon Station is a working farm and does not have a permanent population. However, the farm employs a number of workers throughout the year, including shearers, farmers and station hands. The workers come from a range of backgrounds and nationalities, reflecting the diverse nature of New Zealand's rural workforce.

Climate

The climate on Haldon Station is generally temperate, with warm summers and cool winters. The area experiences a moderate amount of rainfall throughout the year, which is important for the farm's agricultural activities. The weather can be unpredictable at times, with sudden changes in temperature and weather patterns, making it important for visitors to be prepared for any conditions.

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

Haldon Station Live Weather

Temperature: 13.27 °C
Scattered clouds
Humidity: 68%
Wind: 4.67 mt/sec towards SW
observed on 18 May 2025 21:00

Haldon Station Weather Forecast for Next 5 days

18-05-2025
13.27°C to 13.27°C
Scattered clouds
19-05-2025
13.81°C to 14.9°C
Scattered clouds
20-05-2025
12.63°C to 12.63°C
Clear sky
21-05-2025
14.21°C to 14.21°C
Clear sky
22-05-2025
14.74°C to 14.74°C
Clear sky
23-05-2025
15.26°C to 15.26°C
Light rain

Landmarks and Tourist Attractions

Haldon Station is a working farm and does not have any specific tourist attractions. However, visitors can experience the unique way of life on a New Zealand farm and see farming practices in action. The surrounding countryside also offers opportunities for outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing and hunting.

Economy

The economy of Haldon Station is largely based on sheep and beef farming, with the farm being one of the largest privately-owned properties in the country. The farm also has a small but thriving tourism industry, with visitors attracted to the unique experience of staying on a working farm and experiencing rural New Zealand.