State Highway 6
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State Highway 6
Summary
State Highway 6 is a trunk road[1]. It draws 367 Wikipedia views per month (trunk_road category, ranking #213 of 16).[2]
Key Facts
- State Highway 6 is located in Marlborough District[3].
- State Highway 6 is located in Tasman District[4].
- State Highway 6 is located in Buller District[5].
- State Highway 6 is located in Grey District[6].
- State Highway 6 is located in Westland District[7].
- State Highway 6 is located in Queenstown-Lakes District[8].
- State Highway 6 is in the country of New Zealand[9].
- State Highway 6's transport network is recorded as New Zealand state highway network[10].
- State Highway 6's instance of is recorded as trunk road[11].
- State Highway 6's maintained by is recorded as New Zealand Transport Agency[12].
- State Highway 6's Commons category is recorded as State Highway 6 (New Zealand)[13].
- State Highway 6's terminus is recorded as State Highway 1[14].
- State Highway 6's terminus location is recorded as Blenheim[15].
- State Highway 6's terminus location is recorded as Invercargill[16].
- State Highway 6's road number is recorded as 6[17].
- State Highway 6's length is recorded as {'amount': '+1162'}[18].
Body
Geography
State Highway 6 is in the country of New Zealand[9]. Located in include Marlborough District[3], a region of New Zealand[19], in New Zealand[20], founded in 1876[21]; Tasman District[4], a region of New Zealand[22], in New Zealand[23], founded in 1992[24]; Buller District[5], a district of New Zealand[25], in New Zealand[26]; Grey District[6], a district of New Zealand[27], in New Zealand[28]; Westland District[7], a district of New Zealand[29], in New Zealand[30]; and Queenstown-Lakes District[8], a district of New Zealand[31], in New Zealand[32].
Physical Characteristics
State Highway 6's length is recorded as {'amount': '+1162'}[18].
Designation and Status
State Highway 6's instance of is recorded as trunk road[11].
Why It Matters
State Highway 6 draws 367 Wikipedia views per month (trunk_road category, ranking #213 of 16).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[33] It is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.[34]