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Waikato CMS Volume II Warkworth Map 8.1, 8.1.1: Hauraki Islands Place Map 8.1, 8.1.1: Hauraki Islands Place Map 8.3, 8.3.1: Hahei Coast and Marine Reserve Place AUCKLAND Map 8.1, 8.1.1: Hauraki Islands Place Map 8.2, 8.2.1: HaurakiCoromandel Peninsula Place Map 8.4: Thames Firth of Thames / Tīkapa Moana Wetland Place Map 8: Places overview Map 8.5, 8.5.1: Freshwater Wetlands Place TAURANGA HAMILTON Map 8.6, 8.6.1: Karioi to Whareorino Place ROTORUA Map 8.7: Waitomo Place TOKOROA Te Kuiti Map 8.7: Waitomo Place Map 8.8, 8.8.1-8.8.3: Pureora Place TAUPO Taumarunui Turangi Map 8 Places overview Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 05 10 20 30 40 Km 12 Cuvier Island Cuvier Island Mercury Islands Mercury Islands Motutapere Island Rabbit Island Whanganui Island Map 8.1: Hauraki Islands Place Alderman Islands Alderman Islands Map 8.1 Hauraki Islands Place Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 0 3 6 12 18 24 Km 13 Map 8.1.1: Hauraki Islands Place— detail Cuvier Island (Repanga Island) Mercury Islands Rabbit Island Alderman Islands (Ruamahua) Marginal Strip - Whanganui Island Motutapere Island Whanganui Island Map 8.1.1 Hauraki Islands Place–detail Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 14 Fletcher Bay Campsite Stony Bay Campsite Moehau Northern Coromandel Waikawau Beach Waikawau Bay Papa Aroha Otama Beach Horseshoe Bay Map 8.2: Hauraki–Coromandel Peninsula Place Papaki Ecological Area Whenuakite Kapowai-Kauaeranga Thames Coast, Kauaeranga Valley and Broken Hills Kauaeranga Kauri Trail Duck Creek Broken Hills Kauaeranga Valley Wentworth Valley Otahu Ecological Area Maratoto, Wentworth and Wharekirauponga Map 8.2 Hauraki–Coromandel Peninsula Place Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 0 5 10 20 30 Km 15 Port Jackson Recreation Reserve Fletcher Bay Campsite Fletcher Bay Recreation Reserve Stony Bay Campsite Stony Bay Recreation Reserve Kauaeranga Education Camps Kauri Trail Fantail Bay Recreation Reserve Crosbies Hut Map 8.2.1: Hauraki–Coromandel Pinnacles Hut MacDonald Waikawau Peninsula Place—detail Recreation Reserve Bay Waikawau Bay Farm Park Recreation Reserve Broken Hills Kauaeranga Valley Kauaeranga Visitor Centre Northern Coromandel Thames Coast, Kauaeranga Valley and Broken Hills Wentworth Valley Parakawai Geological Area Maratoto Wharekirauponga Valley Maratoto, Wentworth and Wharekirauponga Map 8.2.1 Hauraki–Coromandel Peninsula Place–detail Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 16 Cook Bluff Scenic Reserve Whanganui-A-Hei (Cathedral Cove) Mahurangi Island Whitianga Rock Scenic Marine Reserve (Goat Island) and Historic Reserve Cathedral Cove Cathedral Cove Recreation Reserve Cathedral Cove Map 8.3: HaheiCarpark Coast and and Walk Marine Reserve Place Wigmore Historic Reserve Te Pare Point Historic Reserve Diggers Hill Scenic Reserve Purangi Estuary Te Pupuha Recreation Reserve Hot Water Beach Hot Water Beach Recreation Reserve Map 8.3 Hahei Coast and Marine Reserve Place Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 2 1 0 2 km 17 Cathedral Cove Coastal Landing Site Mahurangi Island Coastal Landing Site Map 8.3.1: Hahei Coast and Marine Reserve Place—detail Mares Leg Cove Coastal Landing Site Mahurangi Island Track Cathedral Cove Walk Cathedral Cove and Mares Leg Cove Mahurangi Island (Goat Island) Coastal Landing Sites Coastal Landing Site Hot Water Beach Recreation Reserve Designated area for structures Hotwater Beach Recreation Reserve: Designated area for structures Map 8.3.1 Hahei Coast and Marine Reserve Place–detail Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 18 Waihou River Orongo Conservation Area Piako River Map 8.4: Firth of Thames/Tīkapa Miranda Moana Wetland Place Conservation Area Waitakaruru Marginal Strip Waitakaruru River Map 8.4 Firth of Thames / Tīkapa Moana Wetland Place Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 0 1 2 4 6 8 Km 19 Lower Waikato Wetlands Kopuatai Hauraki Plains Wetlands Map 8.5: Freshwater Wetlands Place Horsham Downs Lake Group Lower Waikato Wetlands (Horsham Downs) Waipa Peat Lakes and Wetlands Moanatuatua Peat Bog Lake Serpentine (Rotopiko) Map 8.5 Freshwater Wetlands Place Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 02 4 8 12 16 Km 20 Torehape Peat Dome Whangamarino Wetland Opuatia Swamp Awaroa Swamp Kopuatai Lake Whangape Peat Dome Lake Rotokawau Lake Rotongaroiti Lake Rotongaro Lake Ohinewai Lake Okowhao Lake Kimihia Lake Hakanoa Lower Waikato Wetlands Hauraki Plains Wetlands Map 8.5.1: Freshwater Wetlands Place—detailLake Koromatua Lake Hotoananga Lake Komakorau Lake Pikopiko Moanatuatua Lake Peat Bog Rotomanuka Lake Areare Lake Lake Kaituna Ruatuna Lake Lake Hurrells Serpentine (Rotopiko) Lake Ngarotoiti Lake Rotopotaka Lower Waikato Wetlands–(Horsham Downs) Waipa Peat Lakes and Wetlands Map 8.5.1 Freshwater Wetlands Place–detail Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 21 Wairēinga/ Mt Karioi Bridal Veil Falls Kaniwhaniwha Amenity Area Pirongia Mountain West Coast North Island Marine Mammal Sanctuary Map 8.6: Karioi to Whareorino Place Te Kauri - Tawarau - Whareorino Moeatoa Map 8.6 Karioi to Whareorino Place Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 02 4 8 12 16 Km 22 Te Toto Gorge and Scenic Reserve Carpark Map 8.6.1: Karioi to Whareorino Place—detail Waterfall Mt Karioi (Pirongia Forest Park) Mt. Karioi Wairēinga/Bridal Veil Falls Te Kauri Park Scenic Reserve Kaniwhaniwha Campsite Pirongia Forest Lodge Tawarau Forest Pahautea Hut Leitch's Hut Whareorino Forest Te Kauri–Tawarau–Whareorino Pirongia Mountain Map 8.6.1 Karioi to Whareorino Place–detail Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 23 Matakana Conservation Area (Waitomo Forest) Hollow Hills Marokopa Falls Scenic Reserve Piripiri Cave Mangapohue Natural Bridge Map 8.7: Waitomo Place Waipuna Scenic Reserve Korupupu Scenic Reserve Waitanguru Scenic Reserve Grand Canyon Nature Reserve Ruakuri Caves and Waitomo Caves Bush Scenic Reserve Waitomo Walkway Scenic Reserve Puketiti Flower Cave Conservation Covenant Hangatiki Waitomo Opapaka Ruakuri Scenic Reserve Glowworm Cave Pā Walk Walk Ruakuri Cave Map 8.7 Waitomo Place Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 01 2 4 6 8 Km 24 Mangatutu Ecological Area Pureora Recreational Hunting Area Pikiariki Pureora Village Angel's Rest Map 8.8: Pureora Place Kakaho The Timber Trail Campsite Piropiro campsite Northern terminus - Ellis and Burnand Tramway The southern section of the Timber Trail follows the Ellis and Burnand Tramway Whanganui Nga Morehu Stream Ecological Area Whenuakura Ecological Area Map 8.8 Pureora Place Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 02 4 8 12 16 Km 25 Plains Rd. Pikiariki Rd. Bismarck Rd. Barryville Rd. Workshop Rd. Perhams Avenue Village Rd. Nursery Rd. Drum Bridge Rd. Ranginui Mountain Rd. Ngaroma Four-wheel Driving Area Owawenga Rd. Ngaroma Rd. Okahukura Rd. Select Loop Rd. Fletchers Rd. Map 8.8.1: Pureora Place—motorised vehicle access Arataki Rd. Waimonoa Rd. Arataki Four-wheel Driving Area Titiraupenga Rd. Toi Toi Rd. Link Rd. Piropiro Rd. Tihoi Rd. Okauaka Rd. Kokomiko Rd. Ketemaringi Rd. Maramataha Rd. Endeans Road Maramataha Tk. Waihora Rd. Totara Stream Rd. Map 8.8.1 Pureora Place–Motorised vehicle access Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 0 1.75 3.5 7 10.5 14 Km 26 Plains Rd. Pikiariki Tractor Hauler Tk. Forest Tower Walk Pikiariki Rd. Bismarck Rd. Barryville Rd. Workshop Rd. Perhams Avenue Village Rd. Nursery Rd. Crawler Tractor Tk. Timber Trail Pureora Drum Bridge Rd. Wildlife Hut Tk. Owawenga Rd. Ngaroma Rd. Okahukura Rd. Select Loop Rd. Kaka Rd. Fletchers Rd. Gully Rd. Centre of North Island Rd. and Tk. Map 8.8.2: Pureora Place—mountain Arataki Rd. bike access Waimonoa Rd. Arataki Swamp Rd. Titiraupenga Rd. Swingbridge Tk. Link Rd. Quarry Rd. The Timber Trail Tihoi Rd. Black Fern Tk. Okauaka Rd. Kokomiko Rd. Ketemaringi Rd. Waihora Rd. Maramataha Rd. Ketemaringi Tk. Maramataha Tk. Piropiro mountain bike recreation area Panhandle Tk. Waione Tram Tk. Pureora Mountain Kokomiko Rd. Bike Zone Endeans Rd. Piropiro Rd. Map 8.8.2 Pureora Place–Mountain bike access Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 0 1.75 3.5 7 10.5 14 Km 27 Plains Rd. Bismarck Rd. Workshop Rd. Village Rd. Pikiariki Rd. Perhams Avenue Barryville Rd. Nursery Rd. Pureora Drum Bridge Rd. Map 8.8.3: Pureora Place—horse access Owawenga Rd. Okahukura Track Rd. Ngaroma Rd. Okahukura Rd. Select Loop Rd. Kaka Rd. Fletchers Rd. Centre of North Island Rd. Arataki Rd. Waimonoa Rd. Swamp Rd. Titiraupenga Rd. Link Rd. Quarry Rd. Pureora Horse Riding Zone Black Fern Tk. Tihoi Rd. Okauaka Rd. Kokomiko Rd. Ketemaringi Rd. Maramataha Rd. Maramataha Tk. Totara Stream Rd. Waihora Rd. Piropiro horse riding recreation area Piropiro Rd. Kokomiko Rd. Map 8.8.3 Pureora Place–Horse access Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 0 1.75 3.5 7 10.5 14 Km 28 Map: Map: 2 of 12 1 of 12 Map: 6 of 12 Map: Map: Map: 3 of 12 4 of 12 5 of 12 Map: Map 9: DetailMap maps: index 8 of 12 9 of 12 Map: 7 of 12 Map: Map: Map: 10 of 12 11 of 12 12 of 12 Map 9. Detail maps index Conservation Management Strategy Waikato 0 5 10 20 30 40 Km 29.
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