QUIZ: More parks and gardens

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It's not called The Garden City for nothing.

Try this month’s quiz on local parks and gardens.

What did “Market Square” change its name to in 1901?
Where is the Oi Manawa Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial?
In which Ōtautahi park is the Memorial to the 19th Infantry Battalion and Armoured Regiment?
Which Christchurch City Libraries website would you use to find information on organisations such as the Canterbury Community Gardens Association?
Where is there a scented garden in Ōtautahi Christchurch?
Where are the off-leash dog parks in Ōtautahi Christchurch?
Christchurch City Council has developed an Urban forest plan. Urban trees are a key tool to help us meet the challenge of our climate and ecological emergency. When does the draft plan close for consultation?
Which of these are common noxious weeds in Ōtautahi Christchurch?
When was the Margaret Mahy Playground opened?
The Travis Wetlands is home to over half of the local population of which native bird?
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