Napier

Napier

Napier , city (1993 est. pop. 51,800), E central North Island, New Zealand, on Hawke Bay, close to Hastings. It is a major center for wool, as well as meat, fruit, and dairy exports; tourism is also important to the economy. When Napier suffered a severe earthquake in 1931, it was rebuilt largely in the art deco style, and numerous art deco buildings are now preserved there. It is the seat of an Anglican cathedral.

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Napier, Antarctica, Australia, New Zealand New Zealand (North Island): laid out in 1856 and named after General Sir Charles Napier (1782–1853), a British general who conquered Sindh (now in Pakistan) and was its governor (1843–7).

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