Lake Atiamuri

Fishing / West
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When Lake Atiamuri is first seen, the water appears to be almost black although it is in fact clean and has good visibility.

Lake Atiamuri was formed in 1958 when the Waikato River was dammed for hydroelectric power generation.

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