Winchester Motor Camp

Winchester is a small town in the South-Canterbury region of New Zealand's South Island. Winchester is 6.9 kilometres north of Temuka and 51 kilometres southwest of Ashburton. State Highway 1 and the Main South Line railway pass through Winchester.

Geraldine County was one of the original counties of New Zealand in the South Island, set up when Provincial governments were abolished. When South Canterbury was divided into four districts in 1861, Provincial Council debated the name Orari but decided on Geraldine. In February 1864 Geraldine district elected its first Road Board. Under the Counties Act 1876 South Canterbury was divided into Gera

Geraldine County was one of the original counties of New Zealand in the South Island, set up when Provincial governments were abolished. When South Canterbury was divided into four districts in 1861, Provincial Council debated the name Orari but decided on Geraldine. In February 1864 Geraldine district elected its first Road Board. Under the Counties Act 1876 South Canterbury was divided into Gera

Geraldine County was one of the original counties of New Zealand in the South Island, set up when Provincial governments were abolished. When South Canterbury was divided into four districts in 1861, Provincial Council debated the name Orari but decided on Geraldine. In February 1864 Geraldine district elected its first Road Board. Under the Counties Act 1876 South Canterbury was divided into Gera