New Zealand Gazette – 2015 – No. 18

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✨ Geographic Names and Historic Sites

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 18 — 26 FEBRUARY 2015

Panepaoa
Historic site
An historic site adjacent to Ngāmoerangi (historic site) south-west of the mouth of Pākuratahi Stream and Te Ngarue Stream approximately 6km north-east of the mouth of Esk River. NZTopo50-BJ39 370370. Not currently named on mapping.

Punakērua Beach
Beach
A beach between Tangoio Bluff and coastal rocks north-east of Punakarau Stream mouth approximately 3km south-west of Waipatiki Beach (locality). Locally known as Taits Beach, but not currently named on mapping. NZTopo50-BJ39 399390 to 409404.

Rangiātaahua
Historic site
An historic site along Kotomangengi Stream extending from the confluence of Kotomangengi Stream and two other unnamed streams to the confluence of Kotomangengi Stream and Te Ngarue Stream approximately 6km south-west of Waipatiki Beach (locality). NZTopo50-BJ39 368402 to 369398. Not currently named on mapping.

Tauwhare Papauma
Historic site
An historic site at spot height 762m on Te Waka Range, adjacent to State Highway 5, approximately 35km north-west of Napier. Geodetic mark code A492 is located at this site. NZTopo50-BJ38 182532. Not currently named on mapping.

Te Areare
Historic site
An historic site on the coast west of Flat Rock approximately 7km north-east of the mouth of Esk River. NZTopo50-BJ39 384385 to 389386. Not currently named on mapping.

Te Rae-o-Tangoio
Historic site
An historic site at an elevation of approximately 40m between Te Ngarue Stream and State Highway 2, approximately 7km north-east of the mouth of Esk River. NZTopo50-BJ39 374384. Not currently named on mapping.

Te Waka-o-Ngārangikataka Ridge
Ridge
A ridge on Te Waka Range extending from Te Waka (peak) north-east to a point at which contour line 880m crosses Te Waka Range. NZTopo50-BJ38 157514 to 172531. Not currently named on mapping.

Tiwhanui
Historic site
An historic site extending from spot height 395m down a cliff and along an unnamed stream to the coast approximately 12km east of Lake Tūtira. Geodetic mark code A46B is located at this site. NZTopo50-BJ39 479523 to BJ40 487526. Not currently named on mapping.

Waipātiki Beach
Beach
A beach adjacent to Waipatiki Beach (locality) approximately 21km north-east of Napier. Locally known as Waipatiki Beach, but not currently named on mapping. NZTopo50-BJ39 427420 to 431424.

Schedule 2

Official Geographic Name	Geographic Feature Type	Description	Former Geographic Name
Ahu-o-te-Atua	Peak	A hill at 1271m on Maungaharuru Range approximately 40km north-west of Napier. NZTopo50-BH38 228601.	Ahuateatua (official by New Zealand Gazette, 29 July 1948, No. 42, page 939)
Lake Te Pōhue	Lake	A lake adjacent to Te Pohue (locality) approximately 32km north-west of Napier. NZTopo50-BJ38 180490.	Lake Pohue (recorded, not official)
Lake Tūtira	Lake	A lake adjacent to State Highway 2 approximately 10km north-west of Waipatiki Beach (locality). NZTopo50-BJ39 361513.	Lake Tutira (recorded, not official)

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🗺️ Notice of New and Altered Geographic Names for Maungaharuru-Tangitū Hapū Treaty of Waitangi Settlement 2014 (continued from previous page)

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