New Zealand Gazette – 2004 – No. 62

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✨ Crown Foreshore Descriptions

31 MAY 2004

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 62

All that Crown foreshore adjacent
to and including the Puhunui
Wildlife Refuge (NZ Gazette P
1587) shown on NZMS 260
R11 within grid references
728E 641N to 742E 625N to
754E 625N to 754E 610N to
726E 611N to point of
commencement.

R11

All that Crown foreshore adjacent
to Pollen Island and Traherne
Island shown on NZMS 260
R11 within grid references
578E 830N to 604E 830N to
616E 797N to 616E 780N to
603E 780N to 578E 813N to
point of commencement.

R11

All that Crown foreshore adjacent
to Rahukiri Marginal Strip
shown on NZMS 260 R08
within grid references 632E
524N to 645E 524N to 654E
510N to 632E 510N to point of
commencement.

R08

All that Crown foreshore within
and adjacent to Rangiriri Creek
shown on NZMS 260 R12
within grid references 573E
514N to 600E 514N to 600E
493N to 573E 493N to point of
commencement.

R12

All that Crown foreshore adjacent
to Rangitoto Island Scenic
Reserve shown on NZMS 260
R11 within grid references
735E 917N to 798E 917N to
798E 862N to 735E 8623N to
point of commencement.

R11

All that Crown foreshore adjacent
to Rosalie Bay Marginal Strip
shown on NZMS 260 T09
within grid references 382E
388N to 385E 388N to 380E
380N to 380E 380N to point of
commencement.

T09

All that Crown foreshore of Saddle
Island Scenic Reserve shown
on NZMS 260 R10 within grid

R10

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🗺️ Crown Foreshore Descriptions (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsCrown Foreshore, Puhunui Wildlife Refuge, Pollen Island, Traherne Island, Rahukiri Marginal Strip, Rangiriri Creek, Rangitoto Island Scenic Reserve, Rosalie Bay Marginal Strip, Saddle Island Scenic Reserve

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