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Climb Every Mountain. There are 192 mountains that surround the City of Auckland. This is Mt Eden, also known as Maungawhau - The Mountain of the Whau Tree. Most mountains are extinct, however some of them are also considered to be still active.

Climb Every Mountain. There are 192 mountains that surround the City of Auckland. This is Mt Eden, also known as Maungawhau - The Mountain of the Whau Tree. Most mountains are extinct, however some of them are also considered to be still active.

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