Te Ātiawa - Waterways
Te Ātiawa - Waterways is made and published by Ministry of Education, New Zealand. AppBrain is an independent app data site and isn't affiliated with Ministry of Education, New Zealand. The app name, icon, screenshots and description belong to Ministry of Education, New Zealand and are shown as published on Google Play.
AppBrain's verdict
Removed- Total installs
- 98
- Last updated
- March 25, 2020
Te Ātiawa - Waterways is no longer on Google Play. It was there for 6 years, until May 2026. It was a niche app, with 98 installs. It had too few ratings to say what users thought.
Installs
Tracked by AppBrain- Play install range
- 50+
- Launched
- March 2020
Installs over time
The year before it was removed from Google Play, up to May 2026
Te Ātiawa - Waterways was installed 98 times before it was removed.
Competitors
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Releases
Updates seen on Google Play- Version
- 1.0.4
- Launched
- March 2020
User feedback
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Technology
Found in the app by AppBrain- Ads
- No ads
- Price
- Free
- Libraries
- ?
- App size
- 39.1 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
Technologies used by Te Ātiawa - Waterways
About the app and developer
About Te Ātiawa - Waterways
Te Ātiawa - Waterways was an educational app developed by Ministry of Education, New Zealand. It was removed from Google Play May 30, 2026.
Install Statistics
Te Ātiawa - Waterways had been installed 98 times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
The app had no ratings.
App Information
Te Ātiawa - Waterways was free. The app size was 39.07 MB. The last available version was 1.0.4. The last update was on March 25, 2020.
Technical Requirements
The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play since March 2020.
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Frequently asked questions about Te Ātiawa - Waterways
Is Te Ātiawa - Waterways free?
Yes. Te Ātiawa - Waterways was free on Google Play.
Is Te Ātiawa - Waterways still available?
No. Te Ātiawa - Waterways was removed from Google Play. We last saw it there May 30, 2026.
Does Te Ātiawa - Waterways contain ads?
No. Google Play did not list Te Ātiawa - Waterways as containing ads.
How large is Te Ātiawa - Waterways?
Te Ātiawa - Waterways is 39.07 MB.
Is Te Ātiawa - Waterways suitable for children?
Google Play rates the content of Te Ātiawa - Waterways as suitable for everyone.
How many times has Te Ātiawa - Waterways been installed?
Google Play listed 50+ installs for Te Ātiawa - Waterways.
Who made Te Ātiawa - Waterways?
Te Ātiawa - Waterways was developed by Ministry of Education, New Zealand. It was listed in the educational category on Google Play.
What are the best alternatives to Te Ātiawa - Waterways?
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Store listing
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This book explains how the Taranaki township of Waitara got its name from the local Waitara river which comes from a much larger name which is ‘Te whai tara nui a Wharematangi I te kimi I tana matua I a Ngarue’.
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