2.1

Introduction

2.2

Kai Tahu Ki Otago's Historical Links with the Central Otago District

2.2.1

The Origins of Kai Tahi Whanui

2.2.2

The Historic Link with Central Otago

2.3

Land

2.3.1

Landscape

2.3.2

Landforms and Geology

2.3.3

Soils 

2.3.4

Land Use

2.4

Water Resources

2.4.1

Description of Resource

2.4.2

Water Quality and Quantity

2.4.3

Use of Water Resources

2.4.4

Public Access to Lakes and Rivers

2.5

Flora and Fauna

2.5.1

Indigenous Flora and Fauna

2.5.2

Statutorily Managed Sports Fish and Game

2.6

Built Environment

2.6.1

Towns and Settlements

2.6.2

Transportation and Utility Infrastructure

2.6.3

Organised Recreation and Sports Facilities

2.7

Heritage Resources

2.7.1

Built Heritage

2.8

Demography

2.8.1

Population

2.8.2

Age Structure

2.8.3

Household Numbers

2.8.4

Employment by Industry

2.8.5

Temporary and Visitor Population