Waihopai
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Waihopai is a Māori word meaning The water of Pai (Pai being a person's name). It is the name of several places in New Zealand:
- The Waihopai River, Marlborough
- Waihopai Valley, sometimes simply known as Waihopai, in the Marlborough Region
- GCSB Waihopai Satellite monitoring station, in the Waihopai Valley, often referred to as the Waihopai spy base
- Waihōpai is the Māori name of the city of Invercargill
- The Waihopai River, Southland, which flows close to Invercargill
- Waihopai AFC, an Invercargill-based association football club
- Waihopai School, Invercargill
- "Waihopai" is also the name of a track by American band Tortoise, found in their box set A Lazarus Taxon
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