Mount Cook

Mount Cook —   [maʊnt kʊk], in Maori Aorạngi, mit 3 764 m über dem Meeresspiegel höchster Berg Neuseelands, auf der Südinsel in den Südalpen, im Mount Cook Nationalpark (700 km2); Wintersportgebiet; viele Gletscher (Tasmangletscher, 29 km lang) …   Universal-Lexikon

Mount Cook — Aoraki / Mount Cook Aoraki/Mount Cook von Südsüdwest Höhe 3.754 m Lage …   Deutsch Wikipedia

Mount Cook — Mont Cook Mont Cook/Aoraki Mont Cook/Aoraki vu du sud sud ouest. Géographie Altitude 3 754 m Massif …   Wikipédia en Français

Mount Cook Airline — IATA NM ICAO NZM Callsign MOUNTCOOK Founded 1969 …   Wikipedia

Mount Cook Group — Mount Cook Group, earlier called Mount Cook and Southern Lakes Tourist Company was a New Zealand tourism and transport operator and former owner of Mount Cook Airline. The company was split and sold off in 1989, with the airline business becoming …   Wikipedia

Mount-Cook-Nationalpark (Neuseeland) — Mount Cook Nationalpark Mount Cook, Mount Tasman und Fox Gletscher …   Deutsch Wikipedia

Mount Cook Airline — IATA Code: NM …   Deutsch Wikipedia

Mount Cook Ski Planes — Mount Cook Airline IATA Code: NM ICAO Code: NZM …   Deutsch Wikipedia

Mount Cook Village — Mount Cook Village …   Wikipedia

Mount Cook (disambiguation) — Mount Cook can refer to: Aoraki/Mount Cook, the official name of the highest mountain in New Zealand Mount Cook Airline, a regional New Zealand airline Mount Cook Group, a former New Zealand transport and tourism company Mount Cook (Saint Elias… …   Wikipedia

Mount Cook, Wellington — Mount Cook Basic information Local authority Wellington City Population 4,851 (2006 [1]) Facilities …   Wikipedia