New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 89

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✨ Geographic Names

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Matapihi Bay Bay
NZTopo50-BP27 565496. A bay in Okiwi Bay near Croisilles Harbour approximately 1km north-east of Okiwi Bay (locality).

Meretoto / Ship Cove Bay
NZTopo50-BP29 044498. A bay in Queen Charlotte Sound / Tōtaranui between Te Ahitaore and Ekiera approximately 5km east south-east of Endeavour Inlet (locality). Locally known as Ship Cove and named Ship Cove (Meretoto) on NZTopo50-BP29.

Motuhara Point Point
NZTopo50-BP31 558513. A coastal point between Hongoeka Bay and Karehana Bay (bay) approximately 1.5km north-west of Plimmerton.

Mount Porirua Hill
NZTopo50-BP31 551528. A hill approximately 150m above Te Rewarewa Point and Hongoeka Bay, and approximately 3km north-west of Plimmerton.

Ōmāhuri Isthmus
NZTopo50-BP28 641554. A ridge approximately 1km wide aligned south-west north-east, separating Whakitenga Bay in Squally Cove and Elaine Bay in Tennyson Inlet, Marlborough Sounds.

Otauira Pā Pā
NZTopo50-BQ29 897212. An historic pā on the shore of Waikutakuta / Robin Hood Bay south of Te Whanganui / Port Underwood approximately 9km south-east of Picton.

Paratītahi Tarns Lake
NZTopo50-BS24 873616. A group of tarns including Paraumu Tarn, between Mount McRae and Peanter Peak, approximately 4km south-east of Lake Rotoiti.

Paraumu Tarn Lake
NZTopo50-BS24 873611. A lake, between Mount McRae and Peanter Peak, approximately 4km south-east of Lake Rotoiti. The largest tarn in Paratītahi Tarns.

Pikikirunga / Canaan Downs Area
NZTopo50-BP25 910676. An area near Harwoods Hole on Pikikiruna Range approximately 12km south-east of Takaka. Locally known as Canaan Downs.

Pikimai / Church Hill Hill
NZTopo50-BQ26 238305. A hill in Nelson City approximately 2km south-east of Port Nelson. Locally known as Church Hill.

Pukekoikoi Hill Hill
NZTopo50-BP25 005559. A hill approximately 100m near Tapu Bay approximately 1km south-west of Kaiteriteri.

Taupō Point Point
NZTopo50-BP32 564503. A coastal point between Plimmerton Beach and Karehana Bay (bay) approximately 6km north north-east of Porirua City.

Te Ana-o-Hau Point
NZTopo50-BP32 606572. A coastal point adjacent to State Highway 1 between Pukerua Bay and Paekakariki approximately 2km north-east of Pukerua Bay (bay).

Te Ana-o-Rongomaipapa Bay Bay
NZTopo50-BQ29 880174. A bay between Rarangi and Pukatea / Whites Bay in Te Koko-o-Kupe / Cloudy Bay approximately 1km north-east of Rarangi.

Te Araruahinewai Locality
NZTopo50-BR25 985840. An historic locality at the confluence of Maitland Creek and Motueka River Right Branch approximately 9km south-east of Kikiwa.

Te Ope-a-Kupe Rock Rock
NZTopo50-BP29 036549. A rock near Onapopoia in Te Anamāhanga / Port Gore approximately 6km north-east of Endeavour Inlet (locality).

Te Pokohiwi / Boulder Bank Boulder bank
NZTopo50-BR29 914025. A boulder bank approximately 8km long aligned north-west south-east between Wairau River mouth and White Bluffs / Te Parinui o Whiti in Te Koko-o-Kupe / Cloudy Bay approximately 11km east of Blenheim. Locally known as Boulder Bank.

Te Punawai Pā Pā
NZTopo50-BQ26 221313. An historic pā south-east of Haulashore Island and approximately 1.5km west north-west of Nelson.

Toka Pōtaka Rock Rock
NZTopo50-BP31 547529. A rock adjacent to Te Rewarewa Point and Mount Porirua approximately 3km north-west of Plimmerton.

Waikārapi Lagoon Lagoon
NZTopo50-BR29 904007. A lagoon between Upper Lagoon and Big Lagoon south of Te Pokohiwi / Boulder Bank approximately 11km east of Blenheim. Locally known as Vernon Lagoon.

Whareātea Bay Bay
NZTopo50-BN28 788810. A bay on Rangitoto ki te Tonga / D’Urville Island adjacent to Whareata (locality) approximately 14km north-east of French Pass (Anaru) (locality). Locally known as Whareata Bay.

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