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Mobile Blackspots Programme State Highway Schedules - May 2019 MOBILE BLACKSPOTS PROGRAMME STATE HIGHWAY SCHEDULES - MAY 2019 State Contracted KM Complete Tageted REGION District Locality From - To Completion HWY KM to date Year NORTHLAND Far North Cape Reinga Cape Reinga Coastal Walkway - Mitimiti Stream SH1 26.1 0.3 2020 Mangamuka Victoria Valley - Te Toke Stream SH1 2.5 1.2 2020 Kaikohe South Kaikohe Aerodrome - Far North District Boundary SH15 8.9 2021 Waipoua Forest Taheke - Far North District Boundary SH12 34.5 0.7 2021 Kaipara Waipoua Forest Kaipara District Boundary - Wairoa River SH12 33.3 13.6 2021 Whangarei Kaikohe South Whangarei District Boundary - Waitomotomo Stream SH15 8.7 2021 Northland Total 114.0 15.9 AUCKLAND Auckland Kaipara Waitangi - Flexman Reserve SH16 15.9 5.9 2022* Auckland Total 15.9 5.9 WAIKATO Thames-Coromandel Coromandel Kopu - Chelmsford Stream SH25 8.0 0.4 2022 Otorohanga Pureora Forest Otorohanga District Boundary - Otorohanga District Boundary SH30 4.3 2020 Kawhia Mokootipi - Okupata Stream SH31 3.7 1.1 2020 South Waikato Atiamuri Hikurangi Island - South Waikato District Boundary SH30 2.0 0.6 2021 Atiamuri Upper Atiamuri - South Waikato District Boundary SH1 1.2 1.1 2021 Waitomo Pureora Forest Mapara Stream - Waitomo District Boundary SH4 11.9 2020 North Taranaki Waitomo District Boundary - Awakino River SH3 6.6 3.0 2021 Pureora Forest Tiroa Station - Waitomo District Boundary SH30 25.3 2021 Taupo Atiamuri Taupo District Boundary - Tuahu SH1 4.3 4.3 Complete Kuratau Otaunga Stream - Kuratau Junction SH32 0.4 0.4 2021 Kuratau Taupo District Boundary - Waihi Bay SH41 8.9 0.1 2021 Pureora Forest Taupo District Boundary - Mangatahae Stream SH30 4.2 0.5 2022 Pureora Forest Whakamaru - Swampy Stream SH32 0.3 2022 Tarawera Iwitahi - Matea Road SH5 16.1 2022 Tarawera Matea Road - Taupo District Boundary SH5 8.1 2022 Waikato Total 105.2 11.4 *Subject to change as new NDP is approved Page 1 MOBILE BLACKSPOTS PROGRAMME STATE HIGHWAY SCHEDULES - MAY 2019 State Contracted KM Complete Tageted REGION District Locality From - To Completion HWY KM to date Year BAY OF PLENTY Whakatane Kaingaroa Whakatane District Boundary - Wairohia Stream SH38 3.2 2.6 2021 Taneatua White Pine Bush - Waiopua Stream SH2 5.1 2021 Rotorua Kaingaroa Awaroa Stream - Rotorua District Boundary SH38 0.2 0.2 Complete Opotiki East Cape Otamaroa - Opotiki District Boundary SH35 6.1 6.1 Complete Eastern Bay of Plenty Omarumutu - Wairuru Stream SH35 37.2 0.3 2021 Taneatua Kutarere Stream - Waiotahi Marae SH2 0.3 2021 Waioeka Gorge Waikerea Forest - Opotiki District Boundary SH2 15.9 0.1 2022 Bay of Plenty Total 67.9 9.2 GISBORNE Gisborne Poverty Bay Maraetaha - Hiwera SH2 7.8 0.1 2020 Waioeka Gorge Gisborne District Boundary - Raupuke SH2 22.1 14.0 2020 East Cape Gisborne District Boundary - Mangahauini SH35 44.7 5.9 2022 Whangara Makarori Point - Mangahauini SH35 37.8 1.4 2022 Gisborne Total 112.4 21.4 MANAWATU- Ruapehu Forgotten World HWY Ongarue River - Taumaruiti SH4 0.3 0.3 Complete WHANGANUI National Park Kakahi Stream - Orautoha Stream SH4 16.3 16.3 Complete Forgotten World HWY Ruapehu District Boundary - Taumarunui SH43 20.6 4.4 2019 Pureora Forest Ruapehu District Boundary - Te Koura SH4 4.7 0.4 2020 Whanganui River Tawanui - Ruapehu District Boundary SH4 7.0 2.7 2020 Kuratau Ngapuke - Ruapehu District Boundary SH41 6.3 3.2 2022 Whanganui Whanganui River Whanganui District Boundary - Loveridge SH4 31.1 0.1 2020 Manawatu- Whanganui Total 86.2 27.4 Page 2 MOBILE BLACKSPOTS PROGRAMME STATE HIGHWAY SCHEDULES - MAY 2019 State Contracted KM Complete Tageted REGION District Locality From - To Completion HWY KM to date Year HAWKE’S BAY Wairoa Lake Waikaremoana Aniwaniwa - Hukewaka SH38 30.4 2021 North Hawkes Bay Mautaua - Wairoa District Boundary SH2 9.2 0.1 2021 Poverty Bay Springdale - Waihua SH2 18.0 1.5 2021 Hastings North Hawkes Bay Pokopoko Stream - Belmont SH5 0.7 0.7 Complete North Hawkes Bay Hastings District Boundary - Flat Rock SH2 31.1 2021 Tikokino Ben Lomond Bridge - Hastings District Boundary SH50 5.5 2021 Tarawera Tarawera Hot Springs - Hastings District Boundary SH5 1.9 2022 Central Hawke’s Bay Tikokino Central Hawke’s Bay District Boundary - Argyll Water race SH50 6.5 2021 Hawke’s Bay Total 103.2 2.3 TARANAKI New Plymouth North Taranaki New Plymouth District Boundary - Mangamaio Stream SH3 29.8 0.4 2021 Stratford Forgotten World HWY Whangamomona Saddle - Stratford District Boundary SH43 47.8 2020 Taranaki Total 77.6 0.4 TASMAN Tasman Buller Gorge O’Sullivans Bridge - Tasman District Boundary SH6 4.3 0.5 2020 Buller Gorge O’Sullivans Bridge - Tasman District Boundary SH65 31.4 2020 Nelson Lakes Railway Gully Stream - Owen River SH6 17.5 0.6 2020 Nelson Lakes Howard Valley Road - Kawatiri SH63 7.7 0.1 2021 Nelson Lakes Tasman District Boundary - Howard Valley Road SH63 6.7 2021 Tasman Total 67.5 1.2 MARLBOROUGH Marlborough Nelson Lakes Hillersden - Marlborough District Boundary SH63 41.2 5.7 2020 Rai Valley Canvastown - Marlborough District Boundary SH6 9.4 1.0 2021 Marlborough Total 50.7 6.7 NELSON Nelson city Rai Valley Nelson City Boundary - Nelson City Boundary SH6 18.4 0.8 2021 Nelson Total 18.4 0.8 Page 3 MOBILE BLACKSPOTS PROGRAMME STATE HIGHWAY SCHEDULES - MAY 2019 State Contracted KM Complete Tageted REGION District Locality From - To Completion HWY KM to date Year WEST COAST Buller Buller Gorge Buller District Boundary - Inangahua Junction SH6 8.5 0.3 2020 Buller Gorge Buller District Boundary - Shingle Creek SH65 0.4 2020 Buller Gorge Inangahua Junction - Oakburn SH69 12.3 2020 Buller Gorge Inangahua Junction - Windy Point SH6 4.4 2020 Punakaiki Giants Grave - Buller District Boundary SH6 22.2 1.3 2021 Reefton Buller District Boundary - Lewis Pass Shelter SH7 0.2 2021 Reefton Buller District Boundary - Mawheraiti SH7 31.6 4.0 2021 Westland Arthurs Pass Westland District Boundary - Taramakau River SH73 37.7 2022 West Coast, Haast Fox River - Nissens Bluff SH6 99.6 6.0 2022 West Coast, Haast Ruatapu - Fox River SH6 31.7 4.6 2022 West Coast, Haast The Pivot - Westland District Boundary SH6 11.4 2022 West Coast Total 259.9 16.2 CANTERBURY Kaikoura Mangamaunu Meriburn - Kaiwhare SH1 9.7 0.2 2021 Hurunui Reefton Cabbage Tree Island - Hurunui District Boundary SH7 38.9 0.2 2022 Selwyn Banks Pennisula Aran Lodge - Selwyn District Boundary SH75 1.0 2020 Arthurs Pass Ben More - Halpin Creek SH73 23.3 0.3 2022 Christchurch City Banks Pennisula Christchurch City Boundary - Barrys Bay SH75 16.7 1.3 2021 Timaru Totara Valley Wierton - Timaru District Boundary SH79 5.9 2020 Mackenzie Mount Cook Glentanner - Unwin Hut SH80 8.7 8.7 Complete Totara Valley Mackenzie District Boundary - Forest Downs SH79 0.6 0.1 2020 Burkes Pass Cloudy Peaks - Sterickers Mound SH8 11.9 2021 Totara Valley Pukeroa - Kingsbury SH8 22.5 2021 Canterbury Total 139.1 10.8 Page 4 MOBILE BLACKSPOTS PROGRAMME STATE HIGHWAY SCHEDULES - MAY 2019 State Contracted KM Complete Tageted REGION District Locality From - To Completion HWY KM to date Year OTAGO Waitaki Green Valley Grace Chapman Reserve - Waitaki District Boundary SH85 15.4 0.7 2020 Lindis Pass Killermont - Waitaki District Boundary SH8 11.6 2022 Queenstown-Lakes Cromwell Queenstown-Lakes District Boundary - Victoria Bridge SH6 0.1 0.1 Complete Kingston Lake Wakatipu - Queenstown-Lakes District Boundary SH6 13.5 13.5 Complete West Coast, Haast Queenstown-Lakes District Boundary - Dinner Flat SH6 40.7 2022 Central Otago Cromwell Dead Mans Point - Champagne Gully SH8 1.2 1.2 Complete Cromwell Kawarau Gorge - Central Otago District Boundary SH6 0.3 0.3 Complete Green Valley Central Otago District Boundary - Longlands SH85 4.9 0.5 2020 Green Valley Central Otago District Boundary - Otago Central Rail Trail SH87 0.1 2020 Raes Junction Central Otago District Boundary - Raes Junction SH90 1.2 2020 Raes Junction Central Otago District Boundary - Stewart Memorial Bridge SH8 4.5 0.5 2020 Lindis Pass Central Otago District Boundary - Cluden Hill SH8 22.0 2022* Dunedin City Shannon Roseburn - Salt Lake SH87 15.8 15.7 2020 Clutha Raes Junction Clutha District Boundary - Flodden Creek SH90 9.6 6.5 2020 Raes Junction Clutha District Boundary - Forsyth SH8 5.9 0.2 2020 Otago Total 146.7 39.2 SOUTHLAND Southland Kingston Southland District Boundary - Trotters Plain SH6 3.2 3.2 Complete Milford Boundary Creek - Milford Sound SH94 37.5 2021 Southland Total 40.6 3.2 GRAND TOTAL 1,405.4 172.0 *Subject to change as new NDP is approved Page 5.
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