Ohangai is a Māori placename located in the Rangitīkei District of New Zealand, specifically south of Bulls and near State Highway 3. It is a rural area primarily used for agriculture and farming. The name Ohangai derives from the Māori language and its meaning is often associated with a place of work or activity. While not a large urban center, Ohangai has historical significance in the region and represents a part of the rich Māori cultural heritage embedded within New Zealand's landscape. The population is relatively small and scattered, reflecting its rural character.
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