SCHIST topographic tile · Central Otago
Coronet Peak + Shotover Coronet Peak, 1,649 m, home of New Zealand's first commercial ski field, opened in 1947 with a rope tow. Below it runs the Shotover River, where gold was found at Arthurs Point in 1862.
Render · the tile from above Satellite · the same square of ground Render · framed, with a coordinate plate
The tile
Real ground 10 × 10 km · 370 to 1,636 m above sea level
Your tile 160 × 160 mm · 25 mm tall
Scale 1:62,500 across and up: true to scale
Centre 44.9200°S 168.7300°E · north at the top edge
Printed Bambu Lab PLA in 0.16 mm layers, in Cromwell
$79 NZD incl. GST, plus shipping
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Elevation data: Crown copyright 2011 Land Information New Zealand and the New Zealand Government, licensed under CC BY 3.0 NZ , via Tilezen terrain tiles. Scaled, coloured and printed by SCHIST; not endorsed by LINZ.
Satellite views contain modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2025 and 2026, via Microsoft Planetary Computer; not endorsed by the European Union or ESA. The satellite photo is for viewing only: tiles are printed in solid colours.
