New Zealand Gazette – 2004 – No. 117

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✨ Speed Limits on Roads

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 117

10 SEPTEMBER 2004

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No.	Line	Tariff Item	Description of Road or Locality	Distance (km)	Speed Limit (km/h)	Traffic Notice Reference	LT Plan Reference
97	1	1.1.3	Wiri Station Rd	0.53	70	187/224/XX, No 73, p 4778	LT 2055/67 (73)
	2		East Tamaki, Redoubt & Great South Roads	2.61
98	3		Roscommon Rd	2.22	80	2104/2203/XX, No 61, p 1981	LT 17029/81 (78)
	4		On Viral Shallon Farm from 50m west of Ash Rd to Rescension Road, then on Rescension Road and SH120 to 80m south-east of the intersection of Pahurehure Road with SH20.	0.01
99	5	1.1.4	Hillisborough	1.53	50	5712/2002, No 176, p 4423	N/A
100	6		260m south of Mokoia Terminus at Hillisborough Roundabout at ES17. 360m south to 300m north of Kinnonde Road.	0.64	60
101	7		Mangerue	1.82	20 & 60	187/224/XX, No 173, p 4778	LT 13206/81 (73)
	8		360m south to 480m south of Humalite Flats.	4.83	60
102	9		Tuhourangi	0.48	50	167/224/XX, No 173, p 4778	LT 13209/81 (79)
103	10	1.4.6	Puhinui	0.69	70	123/186, No 38, p 919	T13935/4 and 14
	11		Puhinui Road from 100m east of SH10 to south west of Kayes Road.	18.22
104	12	1.4	Puhinui	0/12.88	50	123/1998, No.38, p 919	T1895/6

Map Excerpts

Traffic (Manukau City) Notice 2003
187/224/XX, No 173, p 4778

Traffic (Manukau City) Notice 2003
191/225/XX, No 175, p 4778

Traffic (Franklin District) Notice 2005
132/1996, No. 38, p 919

Traffic (Franklin District) Notice No.2, 1998
123/1998, No.38, p 919

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