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Kaiapoi Street Map Kaiapoi Street Map www.northcanterbury.co.nz www.visitwaimakariri.co.nz 19 D To Woodend, Sponsored by Kaikoura and Picton SUTHERLAND DR WEARING BAYLISSPL DR Phone: 03 327 5379 MCKEE LN BLAIR Email: [email protected] PL Web: www.harcourtsfourseasons.co.nz BALLINGER PLWAKEMAN WAY CRAMPTON CL LILLIAN ST BEACHVALE DR D R E D I S T S M S A C M A I KENNY LN L L To I W Rangiora GILCHRIST PL B RYDER PARK 6 SKEWBRIDGE RD North MILL RD DR I U N I G N A NGAHAU ST R JOHNSONHANCOX ST ST ADDERLEY TCE KAIAPOI E CEMETERY C T HAKARAU RD E E D E I V S A M E To Pines, A CANDY O E CRES H R B and Kairaki U T T S D C V SEWELL ST B M OHOKA RD A E 3 ISLAND RD R 35 T 5 S 7 R 34 E 20 CASS ST V WICK ST MOORE A L D D I G L R S C E AUDLEY 1 F STREET 7 GRAY CRES RESERVE B 2 23 4 B 2 9 3 8 12 18 BUTCHERS RD 8 33 5 31 1 A 11 BAKER COSGROVE RD PARK 16 CHARLES ST OHOKA RD 15 21 17 26 HALL ST 22 24 25 12 27 A 13 29 6 GILES RD 14 13 10 F 28 32 11 30 D A 10 C D JIM BRYDEN RESERVE To Christchurch E © Copyright Enterprise North Canterbury 2018 WALKING/CYCLING TRAIL 4 For information and bookings contact the Kaiapoi i-SITE Visitor Information Kaiapoi Street and Information Index Centre on 03 327 3134 Adams Street C5 Counihan Pl H4 Kaikanui St H4 Revells Rd D2 B Restaurant & Take ATTRACTIONS: F4 New World (ATM) Adderley Tce E2 Coups Tce E4 Kalmia Pl F5 Rich St F3 A Away F4 Art on the Quay Gallery/ INFORMATION & SERVICES 13 Addies Way F1 Courtenay Dr H4 Kanuka Pl F5 Robb Pl F1 1 G4 Kaikanui Tavern- Kaiapoi Museum F4 ANZ Bank (ATM) B 2 Restaurant Akaroa St G3 Crampton Close B5 Keating St F1 Robert Coup Rd G2 F4 Kaiapoi Historic Railway F4 BNZ Bank (ATM) 14 3 G4 Kanniga’s Thai Aldersgate St G2 Cressy Ave F3 Kenny Lane C5 Ruby Ln D5 Station F4 Caltex Service Station 4 Restaurant Alexander Ln F3 Cridland St E4 Kiln Pl H3 Rowan Ln F6 B5 Kaiapoi Lakes 2 Challenge Service Station 15 C G4 Khmer Angkor Allison Cres D5 Cumberland Pl H2 Kynnersley St F2 Sewell Street F4 F5 Kaiapoi Food Forest 5 G4 Kaiapoi Community D H3 National Scout Museum Restaurant Alpine Ln F3 Dale St D4 Laurel Ln F6 Shepard Pl G4 Support 16 H5 Woodford Glen Speedway F4 McDonalds Family Ansel Pl D5 Davie St F4 Lillian Street B5 Sidey Quay D3 F4 Kaiapoi i-SITE Visitor Restaurant & Cafe Information Centre 17 Ashby Grv H3 Dawson Douglas Pl G4 Lineside Rd D2 Silverstream Bvd F1 6 G2 Ohoka Road Fish SPORTS AND RECREATION F4 Kaiapoi Self Service Supply Ashley Pl F3 Doubledays Rd I4 Lees Rd A5 Sims Rd E4 A F6 Beach Road Cycleway Laundromat 18 F4 Paris for the Weekend Audley St F2 Durells Cres F1 Lower Camside Rd B4 Sincock Pl D5 7 G6 Boat Ramp F4 Kaiapoi Police 19 8 A5 Pine Acres Bar & Baldwin Ln G4 Edwin Ln G3 Magnate Dr C5 Skewbridge Rd D B F4 Kandu Laundromat E3 Cow Track Restaurant C 9 Balinger Place B5 Ellen Pl F6 Magnolia Bvd D5 Smith St E4 E4 Kaiapoi Aquatic Centre F4 Kiwi Bank (ATM) 33 F4 Pizza Palace Barkers Rd A6 Epworth St F2 Main North Rd I3 Sneyd St F2 F4 Kaiapoi Fishing Hire /Post Office 20 10 F4 Red Eight Cafe (Kaiapoi i-SITE) F4 Mobil Service Station 21 Barnard St F1 Evans Pl F3 Mansfield Dr G3 Sovereign Bvd C5 11 G4 Rivertown Cafe D4 Kaiapoi Golf Course F4 Motor Home Dump Station 7 Batchelor Pl F1 Eyre Pl F2 Mathias Pl H2 Stark Pl D5 12 F4 Riverview Restaurant D H5 Kaiapoi Island Walk/Cycle F4 Ruataniwha Civic Centre/ 22 Bate Pl F1 Fairweather Cres H3 Matthews St H2 Sterling Cres C5 G4 Spice ‘n’ Life Way Library/Service Centre 23 13 F4 Subway Bayliss Dr B5 Fergus St D5 Mcallister Pl G3 Stone St H4 G4 Westpac Bank (ATM) 24 E4 Kaiapoi Park G4 Sugar & Spice Bakery Beach Rd E5 Ferry Rd F6 Mcdougal Pl G2 Storer St F1 25 H1 Kendal Park G4 Sunshine Vietnamese E Beachdvale Dr B5 Feldwick Dr F5 Mcintosh Pl H3 Streamside Tce E1 E3 Passchendaele Memorial FOOD AND BEVERAGE Restaurant 1 26 Belcher St H3 Footbridge Terr F1 Meadow St F5 Sutherland Dr C6 Path F4 3 Cows Restaurant F4 Sushi Ya F 2 27 Bishop St E6 Forrest Ln E5 Mill Rd D1 Tapautu St E6 G5 Pegasus Bay Walkway F4 Coffee Culture G4 Teppanyaki Takao G Black St F4 Foxton Dr C5 Mill Rd E1 Toa St E5 F4 Trousselot Skateboard Park 3 F4 CBK Craft Beer 13 G4 Teppanyaki Takao Blackburn St D5 Friesian Cres E1 Mckee Lane B5 Tom Ayers Dr F4 E4 Wylie Park and Kitchen (based at Kaikanui Tavern) 32 28 Blair Place B5 Fuller St F3 Monarch Bvd C5 Tuhoe Ave E5 G3 Dominos Pizza G4 Tikka Talk Indian ACCOMMODATION 4 F4 Eagle Brewery Restaurant Blakeley Pl H3 Geering Pl F1 Montagu Pl F1 Tunas St E3 H3 Blue Skies Holiday 35 F1 Indian Lotus 29 G4 Turkish Kebab House Botting Ln F1 Gilchrist Ln C5 Moodys Rd F1 Tyson Crescent E1 & Conference Park 5 F4 Jacob’s Bakery 34 F1 Urban Revival Bowler St G4 Giles Rd G1 Moore St F6 Vickery St H3 A G3 Chalmers Roost 6 D5 Jagz of Sovereign Palms 30 G4 Yum Wok Chinese Bracebridge St F5 Glengarry Ln H1 Murray Pl F2 Waiotahi St E5 B C4 Grenmora B & B 7 F4 Kaiapoi Club – Bistro & Bar 31 F4 Zaafran Moroccan Bramleys Rd A Glenvale Dr G2 Neeves Rd I1 Wakeman Way B5 C H3 Kaiapoi on Williams Motel 8 F4 Kaiapoi Fish and Chips Restaurant & Takeaway Bridge St E3 Gray Cres F5 Ngahau Street E5 Walker St E4 D A5 Pine Acres Holiday Park 10 G4 Kaiapoi Pizza and Brockelbank Dr D5 Hall St G6 Ngaio Ln F6 Wearing Place B5 & Motels Fish and Chips CEMETERIES E 11 Broom St G3 Hamel Ln H2 Norrie Way F1 Wesley St F3 I4 Riverlands Holiday Park G4 Kaiapoi Roast Cafe E2 Kaiapoi Public and 12 G4 Kaikanui Chinese Bushby Pl H2 Hancox Street E5 Ohoka Rd G3 Whitefield St F2 & Golf Course RSA Cemetery Butchers Rd F1 Harrall Pl H3 Old Main North Rd D4 Willock St G3 H3 St Bartholomew’s SUPERMARKETS Historic Cemetery Candy Cr E1 Hayson Dr F1 Orchard Pl I1 William Coup Rd H1 A G4 Countdown (ATM) Cam Rd D3 Hewlings St F2 Otaki St F3 Williams St F4 Camleigh Cl E3 Hills St G3 Parnham Ln H3 Williamson Ln G4 Camside Rd D4 Hilton St F4 Peak Cres F1 Winterbourn St F1 Sponsored by For more information and bookings Canon Stack Pl H3 Hirst Ln E1 Pearce Pl H2 Wooten Pl C5 Carew St G3 Hodgson Ave F3 Peraki St G3 Wyatt St C5 Cass St F5 Holland Dr H3 Picton Pl C5 Wyber Pl H4 Cattermole St C5 Hugh St G3 Porter Pl F3 Yellowlees Dr D5 Chapman Pl F3 Isaac Wilson Rd H3 Princess Pl E4 Charles St F4 Island Rd G1 Rahme Cres F2 Harcourts Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd Charters St G4 Jenkins St H2 Ranfurly St E4 Licensed Agent REAA 2008 Chester St D5 Johnson Street E5 Ranginui E5 154 Williams Street, Kaiapoi Kaiapoi i-SITE, 1/143 Williams Street, Kaiapoi Cleland Cres F1 Jollie St G5 Rapley St C5 Phone: 03 327 5379 Phone: 03 327 3134 Clemett Pl H2 Jones St F4 Raven Quay F4 Email: [email protected] Email [email protected] Web: www.harcourtsfourseasons.co.nz Web: www.visitwaimakariri.co.nz Cosgrove Rd G2 Jordan St C5 Revell St F4 © Copyright Enterprise North Canterbury 2018 Disclaimer: This map provides you with general information that is true and accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of printing..
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