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Name Suburb Notes A Abbotleigh Avenue Peninsula Named c.1957. Houses built 1957. Source: Geomaps aerial photo 1959. Abel Tasman Ave Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Originally named Tasman Ave. Name changed to avoid confusion with four other streets. Abel Janszoon Tasman (1603-1659) was a Dutch navigator credited with being the discoverer of NZ in 1642. Located off Lincoln Rd. Access Road Kumeu Named between 1975-1991. Achilles Street Named between 1943 and 1961. H.M.S. Achilles ship. Previously Rewa Rewa Street before 1930. From 1 March 1969 it became Hugh Brown Drive. Acmena Ave Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Adam Sunde Place Glen Eden West Houses built 1983.

Addison Drive Glendene Houses built 1969. Off Hepburn Rd. Aditi Close Massey Formed 2006. Previously bush in 2001. Source: Geomaps aerial photo 2006. Adriatic Avenue Henderson Named c.1958. Geomaps aerial photo 1959. Subdivision of Adriatic Vineyard, which occupied 15 acres from corner of McLeod and Gt Nth Rd. The Adriatic is the long arm of the Mediterranean Sea which separates Italy from Yugoslavia and Albania. Aetna Place McLaren Park Named between 1975-1983. Located off Heremaia St. Subdivision of Public Vineyard. Source: Geomaps aerial photo 1959. Afton Place Ranui Houses built 1979. Agathis Rise Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Agathis australis is NZ kauri Ahu Ahu Track Karekare Named before 2014. The track runs from a bend in Te Ahu Ahu Road just before the A- frame house. The track follows the old bridle path on a steeply graded descent to Watchman Road. 2.2kms. 1 hour. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/kar ekare/track/Ahu%20Ahu%20Track Aio Wira Road Swanson Named 1996-2001. Not on Geomaps 1996. Aio Wira was founded in 1970 by a group of yoga students. http://www.aiowira.org.nz/about- us.html Maori words "Aio Wira" mean "peace wheel". Airdrie Road Ranui Formed before 1940. Named before 1961. Airdrie Poultry Farm 1930s. Egg-laying ducks and hens. Airmans Lane Named c.2018. Airport Road Whenuapai Named c1938 as part of RNZAF base. Located near today's Whenuapai School Akatea Road Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori name for a native climbing Metrosideros Akehurst Avenue New Lynn Named 1 March 1969 after a local councillor and deputy mayor. Previously Dudley Avenue. Alan Avenue Lincoln Named c.1959. Located off Larnoch Rd. See Geomaps 1959 aerial photo. Albemarle Place Massey West Houses built 1982. Albert Pryor Henderson Named 22/1/1974, for Borough Councillor Avenue Albert Edward Pryor (1903-1981). David Verran incorrectly states Albert Pryor (1932-2000) a noted local maori rugby representative player in the 1960-1970s. Located off Henderson Valley Rd. Previously Bell Ave.

Albert Road Kelston Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Located off Archibald Road. Geomaps 1940 shows a track at an angle. Albionvale Road Glen Eden Formed between 2004-2006. See Geomaps aerial photo 2006. In memory of Thomas Parr's original orchard planted c.1855 near present- day Parr's corner. Source: Thematic Study https://en.calameo.com/read/0027114937f08d0 6692f2 Albionvale Nurseries. Parr's two-storey house was called Albion Vale, built at 527 West Coast Road, Oratia (Dave Harre lives there).

Albizia Ave Western Heights, Formed 2000. Located off Espalier Drive Henderson Alderbury Way Western Heights Formed 2001. See Geomaps aerial photo 2000- Henderson 2001. Located off Espalier Drive Alderman Drive Henderson Named between 1973-1989. Jack Stephen Thomas Alderman was a Henderson Borough Councillor and Master Builder. Betty and Jack lived in McLeod Rd. He died in 1982 aged 69. Aldern Road Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Located off Don Buck Rd between Helena St. Land owned by builder Ray H. Dunhill, died 1998 aged 92. Ali Place Ranui Formed 2000. Located off Metcalfe Rd. See Geomaps aerial photo 2000. Alidade Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Alison Avenue Herald Island Named before 1953. Herald Island was taken over by Waitemata County on 20 September 1953. Ewen W. Alison founded the Devonport Steam Ferry Company in 1881. Other streets on Herald Island are named after the family (Source Auckland Scrapbook, November 1969 - February 1970 p 1 ). Allan Avenue Henderson Incorrect spelling of Alan Ave on 1970s map. Allington Road Massey East Named between 1961 and April 1975. Alloway Street Massey Formed 2012. Located off Westgate Drive. See Geomaps aerial photo 2012. Alma Street Te Atatu South Named c1960 after Alma Strid, sister of Bill and Cyrus. The Strid land was bought for development by Ronald Neale in 1958. See Geomaps aerial photo 1959. The old Strid home is at the end of Alma St. Alston Avenue Kelston Named before 1959. See Geomaps aerial photo 1959. The name of an early family who lived in the Lucas Creek/Albany area: Source: Street names of Auckland by J.Davenport Alton Road Named before 1959. Changed to Laingholm Drive before 1971. Ran from Fawcett Road to Sandys Parade. Alwyn Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1959. See Geomaps aerial photo 1959. Amber Crescent Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Amberley Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1958. Viscount Amberley was Secretary of State for the Colonies when NZ was being settled. Source: street names of Auckland by J.Davenport Ambler Avenue Glen Eden Named from February 1969. Previously Fairview Road. Frederick Norman Ambler, OBE, and Auckland businessman, was a city councillor for 30 years. Source: street names of Auckland by J.Davenport. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Ambrico Place New Lynn Named before 1991. Housing subdivision c1996. Amery Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Amesbury Rise Western Heights Named c.1998. See Geomaps aerial photo Henderson 2000. Former orchard. Amokura Street Henderson Named 8 Nov 1967 as a new street located off Domain Road (Keeling Road)(HBC, WCR, 8.11.1967) Amokura was a ship that came to NZ before WW1. Amrein Road Taupaki Waitakere Drawn on 1906 map. Noted as Amrion Road by Waitemata County 18 December 1925 and Amrien's Road on 17 February 1928, a 5th class road. Located between MacEntee and Taupaki Roads. Nikolaus Amrein (1868-1962) moved to Taupaki in 1916. He and his brother Josef constructed the road and several bridges in the area. Beach Anawhata Named before 2014. From the end of Track Anawhata Road, the track passes down the driveway then branches off to the right to become a steep, gravelled track down small valley, finally crossing the dunes to the southern end of Anawhata Beach. 0.7kms. 1 hour. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/an awhataregionalpark/track/Anawhata%20Beach %20Track Anawhata Road Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1954. Located off Piha Rd. Sections of the road to Anawhata previously went along McElwains Lookout Track and ATC Track. Source: Disused vehicle roads, Page 69, Historic Archaeological sites by Hayward and Diamond 1978. Maori: ana = cave. whata = food store. Andelko Place McLaren Park Named between 1975-1991. Henderson Anderson Track Waitakere Ranges Named before 2014. Named after landowner. There are two entrances to Anderson Track from Scenic Drive; either opposite the top of Peripatus Track or down the old Anderson house driveway 300m to the north. Both lead to a clearing (site of the former homestead) where the track descends into bush and follows a steep ridge down to Waitakere Stream. From there the track is fairly level and continues to Walk near large kauri. 45 mins. 2.3kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Anderson%20Track Andrews Road Henderson, Lincoln John Fitton Andrew owned a farm at the end of this road c1906-1911. He died Aug 1911 age 69. Andrew's Rd was listed as Allely's address in electoral rolls in 1919. Waitemata County Council noted the formation of Andrews Road had been completed in Auckland Star, 22 May 1931, Page 3. Worrall family referred to it as St Andrews Road, also on 1940 maps. Name changed to Buscomb Ave c1973.

Angeline Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Anich Road Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1965. Tony Anich was the Dalmatian landowner. Anna Lane Glen Eden Named 2013. Private access. Located on the corner of Solar Rd and Aquarius Avenue. Annandale Road Taupaki Formed before 1906. Noted by Waitemata County as a 4th class road in 1928. Arthur Frederick Annandale lived and farmed at the beginning of the road in 1928. NZ Herald, 12 June 1928, Page 12: ROAD TO . Sir,—"Motorist," writing in your issue of May 29, contends the only route worth consideration is the Swanson-West Coast Road." That may be so, but to the many motorists who would prefer to follow the concrete road to its terminus, thence travel via Lincoln Road, now being reformed, and thence via Red Hill Road through Taupaki, to the proposed shorter route, starting from Mr. A. F. Annandale's "Motorist's" contention will lack conviction. Quite apart from the above, and what is more important in my opinion, the route which is likely to afford the greatest facility to settlers is the one worthy of most consideration. As most of the Muriwai settlers were signatories to the petition recently presented to the Prime Minister, they should be the best judges of the route most likely to benefit them. H. S. Brakenbridge. Hon. Sec., Taupaki Ratepayers Assn.

Annette Avenue Te Atatu South Named between 1975-1991. Annison Avenue Glen Eden South Named between 1975-1991. Anzac Parade Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991- 2008. Anzac Valley Road Swanson Waitakere Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Aotea Road Kelston Named before 1959. See Geomaps aerial photo 1959. Aotea Street Whenuapai Named between 1938-1955 as part of RNZAF base. Aporo Drive Huapai Named c2014. See Geomaps aerial photo 2015. Applebox Lane Western Heights Formed 2001. See Geomaps aerial photo Henderson 2001. Off Espalier Drive Applewood Drive McLaren Park Named between 1975-1991. Former orchard Henderson Apsley Rise Western Heights Formed 2000. See Geomaps aerial photo 2000- Henderson 2001. Aquarius Avenue Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. One of several streets named after signs of the zodiac. Aquarius = water bearer. Ara Kakara Huapai Formed c2014. See Geomaps aerial photo Avenue 2015. Arahoe Road New Lynn Named before 1913 as Arahoe Street. Postbox placed on the corner of and Arahoe Rd Auckland Star 30 July 1913. Spelled Ararohe Road by New Lynn Town Boarf 1916, proposal to rename it Golf Road. No houses on it by 1940. Mabel and Bruce Smith lived at Arahoe Rd in 1941. Extended to Sheridan Drive by 1958. See Geomaps aerial photo 1959. Arahoe Road by 1991. Ara means a path or track. Hoe to paddle by canoe, hence a place reached by water or creek.

Arama Avenue Titirangi South Named before 1959. Arapito Road Titirangi South Named before 1940. See Geomaps aerial photo 1940. Arapito means 'the end of the road or track' in Maori. Ara = a path. Pito = the end.

Arataki Alternative name for Waiatarua district in the Waitakere Ranges. Maori = to point out. Arataki Nature Waiatarua Named before 1990. Alternative name for Trail Waiatarua district in the Waitakere Ranges. Maori = to point out. The trail is a good introduction to the flora and fauna of the Waitakere Ranges and a great addition to any visit to the Arataki Visitor Centre. The track is really a network of three gravelled loop walks. The Identification Loop is short and level, while the upper and lower loops contain graded descents and ascents. Making your way to the kauri knoll at the end of the lower track is recommended as a great example of remnant Kauri forest. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ara takivisitorcentre/track/Arataki%20Nature%20Tr ail Arawa Street New Lynn Named 1922. In 1937 it was described as 36 chains long, with 20 residences and named 15 years before (1922) Arawa Street Whenuapai Named between 1938-1955 as part of RNZAF base. Archibald Road Kelston Archibald's Road mentioned in Auckland Star Oct 1884. Drawn on 1906 map. James Archibald owned a brickworks here at the end of the 1800s. Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1925. Waterworks: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. James Archibald & Sons ran a local sawmilling business around 1927. Archlynn Road Kelston Named before 1959. See Geomaps aerial photo 1959. Arde Place Massey West Named between 1975-1985. Arlette Place Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Arlose Place Massey Named c.2000. See Geomaps aerial photo 2000. Armada Drive Ranui Formed c1985. see Whites Aviation aerial photo 1986 https://natlib.govt.nz/records/22690378?search %5Bi%5D%5Bcategory%5D=Images&search% 5Bpath%5D=items&search%5Btext%5D=ranui

Armour Road Parau Formed before 1961. Named between 1961 and April 1975. Leads to Armour Reserve and Armour Bay. Armstrong Place New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Located off Parker Road. Arney Road Ranui Named before 1951. Arney Robertson was the owner of the land before it was subdivided into Arney and Robertson Roads. Source Erling Jensen 2013. Aro Mato Place Huapai Named c.2014. Arodella Crescent Ranui Named c.1982. Luanda Drive subdivision. Aronui Terrace Kelston Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori meaning suitable or straight ahead. Arrowsmith Road Waitakere Formed before 1940. Named between 1975- 1991. Located off Wairere Road. Frank Arthur Arrowsmith (died 1937 age 58) was a Swanson resident landowner. Arthur Mead Track Piha Named after 1977. Arthur David Mead was Water Works Engineer and a member of the Parks Board, a geologist and a keen amateur botanist. It was A. D. Mead who recommended to the then Centennial Memorial Park Board that a full list of names be given the tracks in the Waitakere Ranges. Accordingly a 'Naming conference" was organised with representatives of Auckland Associated Mountain Clubs. In retirement Mr Mead lived near the Karekare- Piha Road junction and the track which was named after him descends from the Piha Road to the Karekare Stream. WAHS NL 150. From Piha Road, track descends steeply to Karekare Stream. 18 mins. .6km. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Arthur%20Mead%20Track

Arthur Rolfe Lane Swanson Named Sept 2015. after WW1 soldier. Part of the Penihana subdivision which covers sections on Christian Rd and O’Neills Rd. Ascot Avenue Lincoln Henderson Named c1959. Harrington Road subdivision. Geomaps aerial photo 1959. English horse- racing name. Ashbourne Place Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. English town. Asti Lane Massey North Named between 1975-1991. Astley Avenue New Lynn Named c.1913. Frank Astley was a New Lynn Town Board commissioner from 1910. Building allotments for salw in the Whitworth Estate, Astley Ave in 1913. E.Astley and his son John formed Astley Tannery in this area in 1888. Source: p97 The Astley family. Atarua Gardens Waiatarua Named between 1961 and April 1975. Atkinson Road Titirangi North Atkinson's Road had not been formed in 1905. Source NZ Herald 13 January 1905. Drawn on 1906 map. Tender for forming Atkinson Road 1913. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925 and Feb 1928 as a 5th class road. Henry Atkinson was a property owner in the area. In 1913 he gifted nearly 17 hectares of native bush in the vicinity of Titirangi beach to the City, so helping to solve it's water supply problem. Mt Atkinson Drive was metalled in 1926 http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19260227.2.138 Auckland - The road was formed between Rewarewa Henderson Main Creek and Henderson's Mill in 1875.(source Highway 31/3/1875 Roads) Concrete road and footpath construction of 117 chains approved: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Noted by Waitemata County 1928 as a first class road. Name changed to Great North Road later

Auckland City Waitakere Named before 2010. Cascade Kauri. This walk Walk provides a good introduction to the area and is one of the most beautiful walking loops in the Waitakere Ranges. Marvel at the huge kauri, one with a girth of 6.5m, and the large totara which were once used to make magnificent waka (canoes). A short side track leads up to Cascade Falls, set amongst towering rocky bluffs. Auckland Kumeu Te Atatu, Massey, Construction of bridge over Whau Creek 1951. Motorway Kumeu Opened 1950s. Name changed to North- Western Motorway. Auckland- Brighams Creek In March 1921 the last load of metal was tipped Road onto this road at Huapai. A year later Frank Jonkers, in a Ford motorcar took two days to travel from Auckland to his Paremoremo farm; the motive power from Brighams Creek was Messrs. Sinton's horses! Autumn Avenue Glen Eden South Named 21 September 1965. Rangeview Heights subdivision. Ava Avenue Titirangi North Formed before 1959. One way street running between Titirangi and Golf Roads. Avenger Place Glendene, Kelston Named between 1975-1991. Span Farm. (The name of an American torpedo-bomber used by RNZAF to 1961.Source: street names of Auckland by J.Davenport) Avenue Road Te Atatu Peninsula Changed to Beach Road. Formed before 1906. Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 60 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Shown on a 1931 map. Changed to Beach Rd. http://www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/dbtw- wpd/exec/dbtwpub.dll?BU=http%3A%2F %2Fwww.aucklandcity.govt.nz%2Fdbtw- wpd%2FHeritageImages%2Findex.htm&A C=QBE_QUERY&TN=heritageimages&QF0 =ID&NP=2&MR=5&RF=HIORecordSearch &QI0=%3D%22NZ Map 7935%22

Avenue Road Waikumete Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road Avonleigh Road Green Bay Drawn on 1906 map. Named before 1930. A man named Leigh owned land here. Awa Awa Road Waimauku, Hauapai Formed by 1906. Awa Road noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road. Runs into Foster Road. Awaroa Road Sunnyvale Formed before 1903 as the Waari Hamlet shows it on a map, ending at the junction of the unformed Millbrook Road. Previously extended over the Oratia Stream to Pirrit's Factory. Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 35 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Noted by Waitemata County on 25 December 1925 as a 4th class road. Maori meaning = a long path. Awhiorangi Swanson Formed before 1940. Named c1946. Anthony Promenade Petrie named the roads in the locality – Awhiorangi Promenade, Rangimarie, Puketahu, Kitewaho — after much research on his part. A sawmill was built in 1949 along Awhiorangi Promenade from working parts sourced in the area where sons Ian and Harold, together with some others, dismantled the structure, loaded it on a coastal vessel which then arrived in Onehunga to be unloaded. Anthony build the mill for the purpose of cutting heads of kauri trees and stumps left after earlier milling operations. The whole level of Awhiorangi Promenade was once called the “Kauri Grove”. In 1946 the family came to live in a bach at the end of Awhiorangi Promenade. Source Window on Swanson, page 148. https://swansonheritage.org.nz/places/people/w aipareire-sawing-station/

Aydon Road French Bay Titirangi Formed before 1959. Named between 1961 and April 1975. Aydon surname of landowner. Ayr Street Te Atatu South Named late 1950s. Located off Roberts Road. Changed to Ayrton Street in 1985 to avoid confusion with similar street names elsewhere in Auckland. Ayrton Street Te Atatu South Named 1985. Previously Ayr Street. Azalea Avenue Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. B Babich Road Western Heights Named before 1940, honouring pioneer Henderson winemaker Joseph Babich who owned this land from 1912. Babich Road North Ranui Named 2013. Part of the Babich Hills subdivision. Located off Metcalfe Road. Backhurst Grove Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Baffin Street Hobsonvill Named 2013. Part of the Point subdivision. Baffin planes were some of the earliest used by the NZ Air Force at Whenuapai during WWII. Bahari Drive Ranui Named c.1975. Construction shows in WA- 72216-G. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, . http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23098822 Baker Lane Massey North Named between 1975-1991, as Bakers Lane. Baker Lane after 1991. Ballial Place West Harbour Named between 1961 and April 1975. University college name (Balliol, see also Oriel, Magdalen, Peterhouse, St Catherine) Ballini Rise West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Bamboo Grove Kelston Named between 1975-1991. Bancroft Crescent Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Bangla Place Massey East Named c2008. See Geamaps aerial photo 2008. Located off Colwill Road. Royal Heights area. Bannings Way Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Barbary Avenue Kelston Named before 1959. See Geamaps aerial photo 1959. Barberry Lane Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1959. See Geamaps aerial photo 1959. Name of a prickly hedging plant. Barnea Circle Glen Eden Formed 2000. See Geamaps aerial photo 2000. Barnfield Place Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Barnsley Place Henderson Formed 2008. See Geamaps aerial photo 2008. Part of the Lake Panorama subdivision. Barron Drive Green Bay Formed 1959. See Geamaps aerial photo 1959. Previously Hillside Drive. Alec S. Barron was a former strawberry grower in the Godley Road area in the 1940s. Barrys Road Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Basra Drive Western Heights Formed 1998. See Geamaps aerial photo Henderson 2000. Located off Summerland Drive. Bass Street West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Bayside Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Bayview Road Parau Named before 1961. Changed to Staley Road by 1975. Beach Road Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Beach Road Te Atatu Peninsula Formed before 1906. Previously named Avenue Road on 1931 map. Named Beach Avenue before 1961 because it ran parallel to the Harbourside beach and led to the beach at the end of Te Atatu named Kelvin Strand Beach. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Beach Valley Road Piha Named between 1961 and April 1975. Listed as Valley Road in 1991. Beatty Avenue Hobsonville Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928. Shown on a 1931 map running from Clark Rd, diagonally through what later became Hobsonville aerodrome runway. http://www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/dbtw- wpd/exec/dbtwpub.dll?BU=http%3A%2F%2Fw ww.aucklandcity.govt.nz%2Fdbtw- wpd%2FHeritageImages%2Findex.htm&AC=Q BE_QUERY&TN=heritageimages&QF0=ID&NP =2&MR=5&RF=HIORecordSearch&QI0=%3D% 22NZ Map 7935%22 Beaubank Road Kelston Named before 1958. See Geamaps aerial photo 1959. Located off Archibald Road. Beauchamp Drive Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Beaufield Lane Te Atatu Peninsula Formed 1959. See Geamaps aerial photo 1959. Beazley Place Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Beazley Homes built houses in this area. Bedford Street Te Atatu South Named in the late 1950s. Located off Roberts Road. (now located off Aryton St) Bell Avenue Henderson Named c.1960. Changed to Albert Pryor Avenue 22/1/1974. Mr W. L. Bell was the District Commissioner of Works at the time the subdivision of Smyth Road was approved. Belleaire Court West Harbour Named between 1991-1995. See Geamaps aerial photo 1996. Bellevue Crescent New Lynn Named 1929. In 1937 it was described as five chains long, with two residences and named eight years before (1929). Renamed Kaponga Crescent from 1 March 1969. Bellevue Road Glen Eden Named before 1959. Changed to Levy Road from February 1969 to avoid confusion with New Lynn. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. Bellringer Road Massey West Named c1973. Located off Triangle Rd. Belvedere Court West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Benchmark Drive Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Benita Place Sunnyvale Named between 1975-1991. Bentinck Street New Lynn Named before 1930. Originally just to the north of the Great North Road but later incorporated a southern piece as well. It was named after a street in Fred Utting's home town in England. He originally named New Lynn from Kings Lynn in Norfolk. Berkshire Terrace Massey East Formed c.1999. See Geamaps aerial photo 2000. Bernleigh Terrace West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Berridge Road Muriwai Beach Named between 1975-1991. Bethells Road Swanson Waitakere Named August 1971 honoring John Neale Bethell who acquired land at Te Henga. Runs from Waitakere Road to Bethells Beach. Beveridge Track Waiatarua Named c.2012 after Park Ranger Bill Beveridge. Starting from Arataki Visitor Centre, the track goes down a concrete path past the scenic picture frame. There is a gravel-surface short walk (slight uphill gradient) to a viewpoint of the Manukau and Waitemata Harbours. The track then descends steeply and crosses Jacobsons Depot Road. The walk continues, with scenic views, to meet Exhibition Drive at Mackies Rest. Please be aware that this track is also available for cyclists. Those intending to walk the Hillary Trail have footpath access from public transport at Titirangi via the first part of Scenic Drive, Exhibition Drive and the Beveridge Track. 1.7kms. 1 hour. egionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/aratakivis itorcentre/track/Beveridge%20Track

Beverly Place New Lynn Named c.1961 Bibury Avenue Palm Heights Named c October 2002. Part of the Panoramic Henderson Subdivision between 191 and 201 Sturges Road. Bickleigh Grove New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Big Muddy Creek Parau . Maori name Paruroa. Paru = mud. Roa = long. Te Rangihingahinga-tahi = the day of slaughter of great numbers of men, was the name of a fierce battle fought here in which all the chiefs were killed. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Binsted Road New Lynn Dedicated in 1916. Named after the Binstead family who ran a local slaughterhouse. Birdwood Estate Massey, Ranui The large Birdwood Estate at Massey was Road surveyed in 1916. Sir William Birdwood was the British Commander of ANZAC Forces at during WW1 and led the 25 April landing. He visited Auckland in 1920. Simon Ujdur developed Birdwood Winery at what is now Te Rangi Hiroa Reserve. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925 and in 1928 as a 5th class road. Located between Don Buck Rd (at the Swanson Stream bridge) and Red Hill Rd, Massey. Changed to Birdwood Road c.1928 when a new road from Swanson Rd joined it - the old route from Don Buck Rd bridge became Glen Rd. Birdwood Road Massey, Ranui Named c.1928. Previously part of Birdwood Estate Road. Located between Swanson Road and Red Hill Road. Bishop Street Green Bay Formed before 1940. Bittern Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1975-1986. Near Riverpark Reserve. Blacklock Avenue Henderson, Te Atatu Named on 7/8/1973 after the first Mayor of South Henderson Borough, William G. Blacklock, 1941-1956. Previously First Ave. Located off Norcross Ave. Blease Street New Lynn Named c. June 1955. Originally Highfield Street. See Springside Place. See Geamaps aerial photo 1959. Blenheim Place Hobsonville Named around November 1953. Located off Carnegie Crescent. Blenheim was a wartime bomber plane used by the RAF.C180. No longer exists. Blethyn Place Te Atatu South Formed c.1999. See Geamaps aerial photo 2000. Blue Spur Way Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Bluefin Way Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Blueridge Close Sunnyvale Formed 1997-2000. See Geamaps aerial photo 2000. Located off Awaroa Rd. Blythe Place Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Bob Gordon Track Huia Named before 1960. Name of former timber worker, who later farmed in the area. Source: A. D. Mead, WAHS NL 141. Looping from Huia Ridge. A loop from Donald McLean Track descends a ridge to sites of the Old Kauri Dam and Bushman’s camp on tributary of Whatipu Stream. The track then climbs back up the ridge on the opposite side of the stream to join Donald McLean Track. 1.4kms. 45 mins. Track closed due to kauri die-back. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Bob%20Gordon%20Track Bocage Lane West Harbour Named between 1991-1995. Located off Wiseley Road. Bodi Place Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Boler Street New Lynn Named Boler Place c.1961, after a local community worker. The Boler family lived in Rata St. Bollard Avenue Avondale Named 1917 after local MP John Bollard (1839). In 1937 it was described as 27 chains long, with 14 residences and named 20 years before (1917) Bomber Lane Whenuapai Named 2018. Under construction 2018. Bonnard Place West Harbour Named c.1995. See Geamaps aerial photo 1996. Bonny Crescent Massey North Formed c2008. Located off Westgate Drive near Royal Road. Boord Crescent Kumeu Named between 1975-1991. Also listed as Board Crescent in 1991. Bordeaux Parade Te Atatu South Formed 2007. Extended 2015. See Geamaps aerial photo 2008-2015. Bordeaux is winegrowing term. Border Road Henderson, Named Feb 1969. The southern boundary of Henderson Valley Henderson Borough. Numbers 1-43 within Henderson Borough. Previously Boundary Rd. Borich Road Sunnyvale, Oratia Named between 1975-1991. Dalmatian orchardist and winemaker family name. Bosnyak Drive Te Atatu South Named between 1975-1991. Located off Edmonton Road. Local surname. Bosun Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Boundary Road Henderson, Drawn on 1906 map. Named before 1940. The Henderson Valley southern boundary of Henderson Borough. Name changed to Border Rd in Feb 1969 to avoid confusion with Hobsonville. Boundary Road Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Bourbon Street Waitakere Named August 1971 when it was published by Waitemata County Council. Previously Eye St.(sic) The name was never put into place. see Eyre St, Henderson. Bowers Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. Part of a series of roads commemorating Scott's ill-fated Antarctic expedition in 1911. 'Birdie' Bowers. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Boyes Ave Whenuapai Named 2018 Boylan Road Titirangi Named before 1961. Brabant Road Waiatarua Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928. Bradnor Meadows Ranui Named between 1991-2008. Drive Braebank Lane Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Braestar Court Western Heights Named c2000. Henderson Braid's Road Green Bay Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Name changed to Cliff View Drive. Brains Road Kelston Named before 1961. Bramble Lane Palm Heights Named between 1991-2008. Extremely steep Henderson narrow accessway. Brandon Road Glen Eden Drawn on 1906 map. Named before 1935. Located between Great North Road and the railway line. Brashier Circle Sunnyvale Named between 1991-2008. Breenagh Place Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Brennan Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Brian Berg Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991, after a former Mayor of Glen Eden Borough. Briar Way New Lynn Named 2013. Located off Ambrico Place. Name refers to Briar Gardner, studio potter, who lived in this area before it was subdivided. Brick Street Henderson North Named between 1991-1995. Located off Swanson Rd. Industrial area. Briddock Way Swanson Named Sept 2015. after WW1 soldier. Part of the Penihana subdivision which covers sections on Christian Rd and O’Neills Rd. Bridge Avenue Te Atatu South Drawn on 1906 map. Ends at the line of Thomas Henderson's land claim. Named before 1961. Bridgehead Cove Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Bridgens Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Brigham Creek Hobsonville Named before 1900. The Creek was named Road Whenuapai after John Brigham who came from Londonderry, Northern Ireland, and was responsible for the foundation of Brigham's Flour Mill. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. He owned a large area of land there by 1856. Realigned 2011 when Motorway extended past Westgate. Brissenden Stream Waitakere Located off Bethells Road. Edwin Torrens Brissenden (1837-1907), gentleman, Auckland, was born USA, a Lands Purchase Commissioner when he was naturalised in Sept 1875 in NZ, died Australia. Maori: Waihoroi = washing stream.The name was given when Te Kawerau a Maki camped here in the late 1800s. Road Whenuapai Named before 1955. Brittany Drive Western Heights Named c2000. Henderson Broadfield Street Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Brookfield Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Brooklyn Road New Lynn Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928. Changed to Titirangi Road Brookvale Lane Taupaki Named between 1975-1991. Brookwood Drive Western Heights Named c2003. Henderson Brougham Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. The name of a boat.Source: Street Names of Auckland by J.Davenport. Browne Track Anawhata Named before 1991. Traverses land aquired from Arthur Browne, whose cottage was nearby. He was a farmer and kauri gum collector. WAHS NL 150. From Ridge Road Track, the Browne Track follows the ridge with a steep descent to Anawhata Stream. 18 minutes. .5km. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/an awhataregionalpark/track/Browne%20Track Brownie Road Laingholm Named before 1961. Brownie was the first treasurer of the Ratepayers Association. Bruce McLaren Henderson, Named between 1961 and April 1975. Road Henderson Valley, Previously South Rd because it is south of McLaren Park Henderson. Bruce Leslie McLaren 1937-1970 was a NZ racing car driver who died in an accident in England. Numbers 1-83+32-80 within Henderson Borough. Brunner Road Glen Eden West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Buck Taylor Track Karekare Named before 1992. Named for Parkland ranger Jack "Buck" Taylor, who was appointed Ranger for ACC Waterworks Dept in 1945. Source WAHS NL 79. Track at Pararaha. From the carpark on Lone Kauri Road, the track climbs to a gate, then continues down a ridge, dropping steeply to meet Pararaha Valley Track beside Waihuna Stream. 1.8kms. 45mins.

Buckley Avenue Hobsonville Named between 1961 and April 1975. RNZAF Airbase in this area. Air Commodore M.W.Buckley commanded the No.75 (NZ) Squadron from 1940-41. Buisson Glade West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Burford Road Laingholm Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Ran from the school at Victory Road to 11 Tane Road. Gone by 1975. Burgundy Park Ave Western Heights Named in 1995 after the wine produced in the Henderson areas vineyards. Located off Sturges Rd Burke Place Henderson Named before 1973. Changed to Robert Burke Place 7/8/1973. Burnham Road Swanson Waitakere Named before 1961. Located off Northfield Road. Burnett Head Whatipu Named after Commodore William Farquarson Burnett, commander of HMS Orpheus, which was wrecked 7 Feb 1863. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Burton's Drive Swanson Named between 1991-2008. Busby Street New Lynn Named 1887. In 1937 it was described as four chains long, with one residence and named 50 years before, after an old settler. Name changed to McWhirter Place from 1 March 1969. Buscomb Avenue Henderson, Lincoln Named 7/8/1973. Previously Andrews Rd. Bertram Buscomb (son of Hedley Buscombe) was an orchardist at Lincoln Rd about 1908. Buscombe Road Henderson, Lincoln Used in electoral rolls in 1914. Gone by 1919. Possibly changed to Andrews Road. Hedley Augustus Buscombe settled in Henderson around 1894, in Lincoln Road about 1905 and subdivided Edmonton Road from 1911. Bush Road Henderson Valley One of the old routes from Henderson township into the Waitakere ranges, between Henderson Valley and Grassmere Road. Name changed to Napuka Road. Bush Road Waiatarua Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Located off West Coast Road. Butia Ave Western Heights Named c2000. Located off Espalier Drive. Butia Henderson is a type of palm. Butterworth Drive Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Possibly in honour of Barry Butterworth, racing car driver. Byers Track Piha Named before 1992 after a park ranger. WAHS NL 147. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg Easy level walk crosses a footbridge at end of Glen Esk Road and follows Glen Esk Stream past the picnic area through groves of ponga and nikau, to another footbridge crossing the stream to join the Kitekite Track. A second footbridge connects Kitekite Track and Byers Walk near the picnic area. C Cabernet Crescent Massey North Named between 1975-1991. Cabernet wine. Cable Road Muriwai, Waimauku Formed by 1906. Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road. Caffreys Avenue Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Cajero Place Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975 for Tim Cajero who owned farmland in the area. Calder Crescent Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Part of RNZAF Airbase. Air Commodore M.F.Calder became Officer Commanding, Hobsonville in 1949. Located on the corner of Clark Road and Morrison Drive. The road was demolished in 2013. Calley Road Muriwai Named before 1963. C453Davis family lived in Calley Rd, farmed land, sold to Adams. Source: page 42 They came for kauri; Waimauku Centenary. Calliope Road Named 1916. Waitemata County location not known but in 1937 described as 10 chains long, with eight residences and named 21 years before (1916) Now called? Cambridge Lane New Lynn Named 2014. Providing access to the Cambridge Clothing Co. factory when Clark Street became a two-lane motorway. Cameron Place Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Camp X Place Whenuapai Named 2018. Campbell Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. Name changed to Kamara Road from February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77.

Camphora Place Ranui Named c.1975. Possibly named after the Cinnamomum camphora tree. Source: Street Names of Auckland by J.Davenport. Construction shows in Whites Aviation photo Ref: WA-72216-G. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23098822 Canal Road New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1961. Changed to Cunard Street after 1961. Candia Road Ranui, Henderson Named by Waitemata County Council on 21 Heights, Swanson Nov 1941. Source: Auckland Star 6 Dec 1941 https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/A S19411206.2.80.5 Previously No.2 Road, Swanson. Source: Rugged Determination, Historical window on Swanson, page 140. Candia city, a British seaport on the island of Crete, changed name to Heraklion after the Battle of Crete in 1941. Candia Bay today. The steep hills here are reminiscent of Crete. Source: Street Names of Auckland by J.Davenport. Extended under Lonesome Brook rail-bridge into Swanson Rd when a new rail- bridge was built for double tracking. c.2005.

Canepa Close Palm Heights Name approved c1990. Changed to San Henderson Ignatio Court and San Pablo Way. Canning St New Lynn Advertised in a subdivision map 1867. http://www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/dbtw- wpd/exec/dbtwpub.dll?BU=http%3A%2F%2Fw ww.aucklandcity.govt.nz%2Fdbtw- wpd%2FHeritageImages%2Findex.htm&AC=Q BE_QUERY&TN=heritageimages&QF0=ID&NP =2&MR=5&RF=HIORecordSearch&QI0=%3D% 22NZ Map 4498-5%22 Formed by Waitemata County in 1907. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi- bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=AS1907082 8.2.115.8&srpos=9&e=-----1914--10--1---- 2scroggy+hill-- Name changed to Bollard Ave then Delta Ave. Cantys Creek Henderson Alternative name for Oratia Stream. Q.v. Named after Thomas Canty, who had obtained timber rights along the west bank of the stream in 1843. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Capricorn Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Capstan Court Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Nautical term. Captain Scott Glen Eden Named Feb 1969. Commemorates the leader Road of the Antarctic expedition Captain Robert Falcon Scott. Previously Scott Road. See Bowers, Evans, Oates, Osman, Terra Nova and Wilson. Cardwell St New Lynn Near Gt Nth Rd. Drainage problems in 1926: https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/A S19260525.2.136?items_per_page=10&query= palmer+nurserymen&sort_by=byDA.rev&title=A LG%2CAS%2CDSC%2CKWE%2CNZH%2CN Z%2CTO%2CPWT%2CROTWKG&type=ARTI CLE%2CILLUSTRATION Carillon Place Massey West Named c1998. Located off Bellringer Rd. Previously part of a poultry farm. Carlas Way Ranui Named between 1991-2008. Carling Ave Massey West Named between 1991-2008 Carlisle Avenue Glen Eden/New Lynn The New Lynn section was named between 1929 and 1934. From 1 March 1969 it was incorporated into Rimu Street. Carlton Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. Mr Walker put in Carlton and Walker Roads. Renamed Savoy Road from February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. Carnegie Crescent Hobsonville Named around November 1953. RNZAF Airbase in this area. Air Vice-Marshal David Vaughan Carnegie was a Chief of Air Staff RNZAF. Carnelian Court Massey North Named c2001. Part of Rush Creek subdivision. Many roads here named after precious stones.

Carter Road Oratia Metalling and widening: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 4th class road. Named after the Carter family, who lived in Parker's Road, Oratia, around 1922. Cartmel Ave Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Cartwright Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. The Cartwright family owned land at Great North Rd from Hepburn Rd down to Sabulite Rd. Clinton Cartwright lived on the first right-hand property on Sabulite Road in 1912 when Arthur Palmer purchased his 10 acres on the left-hand side from the Cartwrights. There were glasshouses and an orchard on the land in 1912. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77.

Carwen Place Ranui Named between 1991-2008. Private accessway. Cascade Avenue Waiatarua Named before 1961. Located off West Coast Rd.

Cascade Kauri Waitakere Named before 2010. From Scenic Drive, this is Walk an easy, short walk to large kauri of 7m in girth. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Large%20Kauri%20Walk

Cascade Track Waitakere Named before 2014. From the Fence Line Track, the Cascade Track descends from the west side of the spur to skirt around the small valley and cross Cascade Stream. From there, the track ascends through large kauri to Upper Kauri Track. Some steep and slippery sections. 1km. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Cascade%20Track Caspian Close New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. Castaing Crescent Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Castle Track Piha Named after Joseph Brabazon's house A house was built on his land at Nihotupu, above the Nihotupu Falls. It was nicknamed 'The Castle'. The land became part of the waterworks estate and the waterfall has been covered by the dam. About 1921 the house was used as a camp for workers building the Nihotupu Auxilliary Dam. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg Castleford Street Green Bay Wood Bay Named between 1961 and April 1975. Town in Yorkshire, England. See Staincross Castleview Lane Western Heights Named 2002 - 2008. Henderson Catalina Place Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Part of RNZAF Hobsonville airbase, When No.40 Transport Squadron was formed in WW2 it was based in Whenuapai and used the Catalina flying-boat. The road ran parallel to Iriquois Place but was demolished in 2013 becoming part of the new Hobsonville Point Primary School grounds. Catherine Place Henderson Named c2011. Previously part of Catherine Street, located off Great North Road. No vehicle access. Catherine Street Henderson Named in 1881, honouring Thomas Henderson's wife. Henderson Square shopping centre was built over the Street, later renamed West City Shopping Centre in the 1990s. The part located off Great North Road was renamed Catherine Place. Caton Road Waitakere Named between 1975-1991. Located off Wairere Road. Cave Rock Track Karekare Named before 2014. Steep track leads off to the left at the beginning of Pohutukawa Glade, and winds uphill to the top of bluffs above a Maori shelter cave. 45mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/kar ekare/track/Cave%20Rock%20Track Cecil Beatt Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Cedar Heights Ave Massey East. Named between 1975-1991. A collection of roads named after paint colours on B.A.L.M. Paints colour chart. Cellar Court Massey North Named between 1975-1991. Located of Fernhill Drive Cellarmans Street Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Harbour View Estate Celsmere Lane Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Mr Cels was the owner of the farm. He named Helga Cres for his wife and Gloria Ave for his mother. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Cemetery Road Glen Eden Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Renamed Edenview Rd after 1961. Renamed Glenview Road in February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. Cemetery Road Swanson Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Swanson Cemetery was gazetted in 1896. Name changed to O'Neill's Road on 24 June 1954. O'Neill owned land in this area before 1900. O'Neill was a local gumdigger who lived where Paitry's settled. Source: Rugged Determination.. Centennial Track Waitakere Ranges Named before 2000. From Anawhata Road, Centennial Track leads to a high rock bluff. From this point, the track descends a series of rock steps and continues around several small valleys down to Black Rock Dam on Piha Stream (30 minutes). The track crosses the stream, then climbs steeply to Home Track. Central Park Drive Lincoln Henderson Named between 1980-1991. From Vodanovich to Te Pai was completed by 1986. Completed road opened Sept 1989. NP Hsn 1/111. 1989 09 07. New major road opens. Central Park Drive. Cesari Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Cezanne Place New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Located off Titirangi Road. Paul Cezanne 1839-1906, was a famous painter. Chablis Place Western Heights Named between 1986-1991. Located off Henderson Palomino Drive. Dry white wine made from Chardonnay grapes. Chadlington Ave Western Heights Named between 2000-2008. Highfields Henderson subdivision located off Summerland Drive. Chamari Close Titirangi North Named between 1991-2008. Chamberlain Road Massey West Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1954. Chanson Lane Western Heights Named between 1975-1991. In memory of the Henderson burgundy wine made from grapes grown in this area. Chanson are French wine merchants noted for their burgundy wine. Chapman Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named c.1960. Source: Memories of Te Atatu in the 1960s by G. McGlashan published in West of Eden 2016. Chardon Place Western Heights Named between 1986-1990. Abbreviation of Henderson chardonnay wine grape grown in this area. Chardonnay Rise Western Heights Named c2000. Part of the Semillon Ave subdivision. Chardonnay is a wine grape variety. Charlenne Close Ranui Named between 1991-2008. Charta Place Sunnyvale Henderson Named between 1991-2008. Chateau Court Western Heights Name approved c1990 but never used. It was Henderson to be part of the Palm Heights subdivision. Changed to San ? Chateau Mosquito Piha Named c.1940s. The large cookhouse and Track dormitory built in the milling days at the top of Anawhata stream gradually fell down but was reconstructed by Alpine Sports Club trampers in the 1940s as an overnight shelter. They named it for obvious reasons and hence the track name. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg The track was closed due to kauri die-back deisease c.2010. From Anawhata Road, Chateau Mosquito Track follows along an undulating ridge, then descends very steeply to cross Anawhata Stream. The track follows upstream on the left side for 200m and climbs a short distance to the junction of Simla and Sisam Tracks. 1hour. 2.3kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/an awhataregionalpark/track/Chateau%20Mosquit o%20Track Chatham Road Lincoln? Named between 1961 and April 1975. Gone now Checkerberry Western Heights Named c1999. Located off Hillwell Drive Court Henderson Chelmsley Avenue Western Heights Named between 2000-2008. Summerland Drive Henderson subdivision. English town. Chenin Place Palm Heights Name approved c1990. Popular NZ white grape Henderson variety. Name changed to San Fernando Drive.

Cherry Tree Place Massey West Named between 1972 and April 1975. Cherub Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Chesterton Western Heights Named between 2000-2008. Summerland Drive Terrace Henderson subdivision. Chettle Court New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. Located off Skilgate Ave. Chilcott Road Te Atatu South Named before 1961 for the owner of the land Henderson before its subdivision. Originally located off Edmonton Road, however the Edmonton Rd end was blocked off at the time that Central Park Drive was formed and Swan Lane constructed as a new exit. Numbers 33-79+32- 80 within Henderson Borough. Childers Road Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Chislehurst Street McLaren Park Named between 1961 and April 1975. Henderson Chislehurst is part of outer London now regarded as within Bromley, England. Chloe Place Massey Named between 2007-2011. Located off Makora Road. Choice Ave Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Previously Prime Ave. Off View Rd Chorley Avenue Massey West Named c1960. Located off Waimumu Rd. Christian Road Swanson Christian's Road, Waitakerei: the engineer reported that it would cost £60 to make Christian's Road, Waitakerei, passable. It was decided that as Mr. A. Christian was the only person interested, and had bought his land knowing he had no road to it, and as the Council had already paid £5 towards compensation and costs of survey, no more money be spent on the road. https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/N ZH19010404.2.11 Formed by 1906. 200 pounds allocated to road improvement by Waitemata County Council in Sept 1911. Metalled in 1926. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19260227.2.138 Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 4th class road.

Christies Track Huia Named before 2014. Christies Trach drops steadily beside the gully from Summit Track near the western end of Upper Nihotupu Dam. There are some muddy patches along the track. The track crosses Huia Stream just before a final short climb to Huia Dam Road. 1.8kms. 1 hour 15 mins. egionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/huia/track /Christies%20Track Christina Avenue Glendene Henderson Named before 1961 and April 1975. Chrome Place Western Heights Named c1975. Originally named Olga Place Henderson and part of the Spence subdivision in 1970. Chrystal Avenue Henderson Named before 1961. Name changed to Crystal Avenue. Church Street Swanson Formed by 1906. Swanson's first Anglican church was built on the corner of this road. Mr Church ran a dinkum store, which was also known as Church’s Cash Store. There is reference to this store in the Women’s Institute minutes of 16 October 1930. Rugged Determination, p79 Cinnabar Place Massey North Named between 1991-2008. Ciprian Place Henderson Named between 1975-1989. Cirrus Way Ranui Named 2012 during land subdivision. Located off Simpson Road Cityview Place Massey Named c2011. Located off Mantra Road, near . Clapton Place Henderson Named between 2000-2008. Part of the Lake Panorama subdivision. Claret Place Western Heights Named in 1968. (HBC, 8/28, p385) Claret is a Henderson blended red wine, popular when grapes were grown in this area. Claridge Street Glen Eden Named February 1969. J.H. Claridge was a printer who had one of the first houses down Oates Rd. Located off Rosier Rd. Previously Margaret Porter St. Previously Margaret St. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Clarion Place Glendene Henderson Named between 1975-1991. Clark Bush Track Waima Named before 1960. A. D. Mead notes "this bush covered land was donated to the (then) Centennial Park by the Clark family. WAHS NL 147. Track skirts around the headwaters of a small stream, passing several large kauri. There are three entrances; from Manuka Road (50m from Road junction), Tainui Road (opposite Ngaio Road) where the track descends steeply on steps to ‘Bishop’ Kauri, and the blind end of Tainui Road. Level sections of track exist across the top of the reserve and from the end of Tainui Road. Steep, muddy sections occur between these levels and leading down to and across the stream. 1.8kms. 1 hour 15 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ara takivisitorcentre/track/Clark%20Bush%20Track Clark Road Hobsonville Named between 1961 and April 1975. In 1859 Rice Owen Clark(1826-1896) began pipe making at Hobsonville. The firm moved to New Lynn when, in 1929, T.E.Clark purchased the Gardner and Thomson Pipe Works. Through amalgamations, the firm headed by a Clark became known as Ceramco in 1974. Historic Clark House, built using hollow ceramic blocks, was used by the RNZAF. Clark Street New Lynn In 1937 described as 20 chains long, with one residence and dedicated but not formed 50 years before (1887). From 1 March 1969 the cul de sac portion became Olympic Place, while the part of Totara Avenue to the east of the railway line became part of Clark Street. The northern part of the street was taken for Olympic Park. The Clarks were large scale pottery manufacturers in west Auckland. Clarks Lane Hobsonville The western end was named before 1990. Extensions to the in 2011 cut through the end of the lane and a footbridge was constructed over the motorway to maintain pedestrian access with Ockleston Rd. At the same time Ockleston Rd was renamed Memorial Park Lane. See Ockleston Rd. Claude Brooks Henderson Named between 1975-1989, honouring the Drive man who developed Tui Glen here in 1925, NZ's first registered holiday motor camp. Claverdon Drive Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Clayburn Road Glen Eden Named well before 1961. See also Claywest Place. Claypit Lane New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Claywest Place Kelston Named between 1991-2008. Part of a subdivision off 54A Clayburn Road. Clearview Heights Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Clearwater Cove West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Clemway Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1975-1991. Located opposite the Stadium. Cleve Road Green Bay Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Named after Cleve Jenkins, born c1916, son of A.J. Jenkins and father of Robert Jenkins. See WAHS newslatter 362 Jan 2015. Arthur Jenkin, acquired the land in lieu of a debt owed by Arthur White when he died in the middle of 1920. It was Arthur Jenkin who roaded and subdivided the area, but it was (his wife) Violet Jenkin nee Harden who named the two roads, Harrybrook Road after the major Harden property in Armagh, Northern Ireland near Tandragee, and Cleve Road after Arthur's son, Robert Jenkins who hated being called Cleve, and generally was called Jim, which confused him to some people with his cousin, the son of Harry Jenkin. Grandma also named 21 Cleve Road, Corernagh House after her grandparent’s home in Armagh, near Tandragee. Granddad built the house which was cantilevered on the edge of the cliff off a huge block of concrete so that a tennis court could be built on the property, which was the Jenkin summer home.

Cliff View Drive Green Bay Named between 1935-1943. Previously Braids Road. Clinker Place New Lynn Named 2014. Located off Astley Ave. Clinker is a type of brick. Clinton Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Cloghan Close Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Clover Drive Henderson North Named between 1991-2008. Clyma Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Coast Road Muriwai Named before 1991.

Cobblers Hill Road Riverhead Named c.1884 when John Lamb offered land for a road to connect the Riverhead Road with that at Cobblers Hill. The Council accepted this in 1884. Cobham Crescent Kelston Named between 1961 and April 1975. Viscount Cobham (1909-1977) was NZ Governor- 1957-1962. Coburg Street Henderson, Named c1970. Located off Garelja Rd. Queen Henderson Valley Victoria's consort Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg- Gotha. Cochran Road Oratia Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Located off Carter Rd. Alexander Cochran (died 1923) acquired Allotment 100, Parish of Waikomiti, on 17 January 1862. Cochran later extended his property to around 300 acres, which stretched from the southern end of Carter Road to Scenic Drive (near what is now Cochran Road). Cochran Stream. Large portions of the land were cleared and utilised for mixed farming along with the cultivation of orchards and a nursery. Along with horticultural ventures, Cochran represented the Waikumete Riding as a County Councillor for 21 years (1896-1917), and he was appointed Waitemata Council Chairman from 1911 to 1914. Source: Oratia thematic study. Cochran's Saddle was the end point of Exhibition Drive in 1914 at the initial opening. Mr Cochran later donated land so the drive could be lengthened. Cochran's shed is shown on a 1914 map of Exhibition Drive.

Cochrane Road Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Air Chief Marshal Sir Ralph Cochrane was NZ's first Chief of Air Staff 1937-1939. Coey Place Glen Eden South Named between 1975-1991. Cognac Place Henderson ? Named in 1968. (HBC, 8/28, p 385) Location ? Cognac Place Western Heights Named c1999. Part of the Semillon Ave Henderson subdivision. Cognac is a type of wine. Cole Place Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Coleman Avenue Herald Island Named for Mary Ann Coleman who married Ewen W. Alison in 1876. See Alison Ave. Coletta Lane Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Collard Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1991 - 2008. Located offf Central Park Drive. Collards had a vineyard in this area at this time. Colwill Road Massey East Named after J. H. Colwill, an early landowner from 1907. He farmed on the Lincoln Park Estate, Massey. Comans Track Karekare Named before 1977 by Arthur Mead, after a rare fern, Pteris comans found in this area. (Latin = covered with hair) Part of the original Maori trail along the coast. WAHS newsletter 329 page 4, Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg From Ahu Ahu Track, Comans Track (rocky and steep in places) follows the cliff-top above Mercer Bay with excellent views, before it descends steeply to a saddle behind The Watchman, a short distance from Watchman Road. 1.4kms. 1 hour. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/kar ekare/track/Comans%20Track Commercial Place Henderson Named before 1961, recognising that this street was all commercial properties. Name changed to Trading Place 7/8/1973. Company Stream Karekare Maori: Waiteahoaho, stream hanging with white thread. Karekare Falls. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Compass Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Con Bryan Track Huia Named before 2000. Named for a maker of timber dams in the ARC watershed area. Source: Jim Forbes, retired ranger, WAHS NL 144. Fifty metres along from Huia Lookout Road, the steep Con Bryan track descends to a secluded, sandy beach. 18mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Con%20Bryan%20Track Concourse Lincoln Henderson see The Concourse. Coniston Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Coniston Water is a lake in north Lancashire. Conlon Lane Green Bay Named between 1991-2008. Pinesong Retirement Village. Connect Track Piha Named before 2014. Connects Winstone Track with Kitekite Track near Kitekite Falls. 18mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Connect%20Track

Connell Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. Renamed Matama Road from February 1969. Mr Connell built many houses in this street. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Connemara Court West Harbour Named between 1991-2008. Constable Lane West Harbour Massey Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of roads with names of famous artists. John Constable (1776-1837) English landscape painter. Constable Road Muriwai Named before 1991. Copley Street New Lynn Named 1 March 1969, honouring a former district health nurse. Previously Fergusson Avenue. Copplestone Place New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Located off Hutchinson Avenue. Corban Ave Henderson Named Corban Place in 1968 (HBC, 8/28, p 385) after the family of the Henderson Borough Mayor Assid Khaleel Corban. His father was pioneer winemaker Assid Abraham Corban (1864-1941) who owned land in Henderson from 1902. and purchased this area for grape growing. Located off Valley Rd beside a landfill. Became Corban Avenue between 1975-1991 when it was extended into Bruce McLaren Road. Cornwall Street Te Atatu South Named before 1961. English county Henderson Cornwallis Road Cornwallis Conwallis Wharf Road noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. The settlement of Cornwallis was named in honour of Lord Cornwallis, although it was one of the names of the founder, Captain William Cornwallis Symonds. Settlers arriving in late 1841 found no buildings and the settlement failed. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Corran Place Ranui Named between 1991-2005. Part of Westvale Ave subdivision. Corsair Street Hobsonville Named 2013. Part of the Hobsonville Point subdivision. Corsair planes were fighter bombers used at Whenuapai during WWII. Coster Road Muriwai Named before 1991. Cottle Road Taupaki Drawn on 1906 map. Noted as Cottle's Road by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928, a 5th class road. Located off Waitakere Road. Coulter Road Henderson Valley Named between 1963 and April 1975. Previously No.1 Road leading to No.1 gumdiggers camp at Henderson Kauri Gum Reserve. Named after A. W. Coulter who lived at No.1 Road in 1962. (Telephone Directory) Coupland Court Glendene Henderson Named between 1975-1991. Courtneys Hobsonville Named between 1991-2008. Covil Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Henderson Cowan Track Piha Named before 1960. 10 minute walk to a kauri grove off the West Coast Rd named after James Cowan who was a miller and traction engine driver, a former bushman of colourful character. Source A. D. Mead, WAHS newsletter 141. Named after Charlie Cowan who milled the northern slopes of Zion ridge. His whim was on the Zion Ridge Track. Source WAHS NL 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg From Piha Road, Cowan Track descends over uneven ground, deeply rutted with roots, to bridge on Kauri Grove Track. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Cowan%20Track http://www.topomap.co.nz/NZTopoMap/nz5416/ Cowan-Point/Auckland Crabb Fields Lane Riverhead Named c2015. Craiburn Street Ranui Named between 1991-2005. Part of Westvale Ave subdivision. Craigavon Reserve Green Bay Irish-born entrepreneur, Marianne Caughey Smith, opened her drapery shop on Queen St in 1880 and it remains an Auckland institution today as Smith & Caughey. One of Auckland's most generous benefactors, she gifted orphanages and a convalescent home for women and children, and gave two parks to the city - Quinton Park in Bayswater and Craigavon Park, Green Bay. She died in 1938. Soon after arriving in New Zealand, she started Smith's Cheap Drapery Warehouse; within two years, husband William and her brother Andrew Caughey, a draper, had joined her in business. Smith & Caughey's became an upscale department store. Following her husband's death in 1912, Marianne Caughey Smith finally became a director. This self-made, very private woman was also one of Auckland's most generous benefactors. Always involved in mission work, she gifted orphanages and a convalescent home for women and children, and gave two parks to the city - Quinton Park in Bayswater and Craigavon Park, Green Bay. When she died in 1938 Craigbank Avenue New Lynn Named before 1930, after the developer's law firm. Originally Craig Avenue, Source: Street Names of Auckland by J.Davenport. Cranwell Street Henderson Named in 1968 after a local pioneer family. (HBC, 8/28, p 385) Previously William St. Located off Railside Ave. Robert Cranwell helped to set up one of the first orchard estates at Henderson called Pomaria. Ben Cranwell owned Delta Farm in the 1920s, on the triangle between the Opanuku and Oratia Streams and Great North Road. Cranwell Park is located on Ben's orchard. Crestwood Units New Lynn Named 2014 as a private accessway through the Metlifecare Crestwood retirement village. Cretian Crescent McLaren Park Named between 1991-2008. Possibly in Henderson memory of Bon Cretian Pears grown in this area. Crieff Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Crimshaw Place Henderson, Glendene Named between 1991-2008. Located off James Laurie St. Crockett Lane Henderson Shown on 1961 map. Named between 1975- 1986 for Henderson Borough Councillor R. V. Crockett. At the end of this lane is a Class B historic house built by Robert Cranwell. Crocus Road Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Crofton Road Lincoln? Named between 1961 and April 1975. Gone now. Crompton Road Massey West Named between 1961-1970. Cron Avenue Glendene Te Atatu Named Cron Road before 1961. P.O.Directory lists W.E.Cron, farmer at Henderson from 1943. Source Murray Becroft 1995, old Henderson itdentities: The guy that bought Ben Carter's place, Cron was there first. In Te Atatu Rd, past Tirimoana Rd, there's a road next down, Cron Ave. Cron subdivided it.

Crosby Road West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Crown Lynn Place New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Crows Road Swanson Named before 1961, after the Crowe family of the Massey and Birdwood area. Joe Crowe was Henderson's first local carrier with his cart and two dray horses. The road was once part of the Old North Road between Glen Road and Sunnyvale Roads. Ran through the Swanson Kauri Gum Reserve gazetted in 1898-1901. Croyden Road Laingholm Formed in 1925 (source E.D.Hatch, Laingholm 5/5/1993) Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Ran from Lookout Drive to the beach. Name changed to Victory Road. Croydon Road Glen Eden, New Lynn Named in 1932. In 1937 described as 41 chains long, with seven residences and named five years before. The Croyden Road rail stop between Glen Eden and New Lynn was named after the London suburb. The rail stop and road was previously called Scroggy Hill Street. It was renamed Rua Road from February 1969. The eastern part was once Smith Street. Eastglen Rd is the boundary between Rua and Croyden Roads, also the boundary between Glen Eden and New Lynn Boroughs. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77.

Crum Avenue New Lynn Named 1 March 1969, honouring a local family of pottery manufacturers. Albert Crum (1863- 1951) established a brickyard here in 1905. Previously Stanley Street. Crusher Pipe Huia Named before 2014. Crusher Pipe Track Track branches off Huia Dam Road crossing a stream to the right of water pipes, then climbs and widens to Smiths Road. 18 mins. 0.8kms. Closed due to kauri die-back http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Crusher%20Pipe%20Track Crystal Avenue Glendene Te Atatu Named between 1961 and April 1975. Culperry Road Glendene Named between 1975-1991. Cumulus Way Ranui Named 2012 during land subdivision. Located off Simpson Road Cunard Street New Lynn Named after 1961. Previously Canal Road. Queen Mary was part of the famous Cunard shipping line founded in 1839. Cushla Place Massey West Named between 1975-1986. Cuthbert Road Taupaki Drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as Cuthbert's Road, a 5th class road. Cutler Street New Lynn Named around June 1955, after Cutler's subdivision. H. J. Cutler and Son nursery specialised in growing roses. H. J. Cutler & Son were at Astley Ave in 1952. Source Once the wilderness 1953. ad inside font cover. WAHS Newsletter 201. Cutty Grass Road Waiatarua Noted as Cutting Grass road by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Went from Scenic Drive to Anawhata. Gone by 1978. Changed to Cutty Grass Track off Anawhata Road. Source: Disused vehicle roads, Page 69, Historic Archaeological sites by Hayward and Diamond 1978 Cutty Grass Road Waiatarua Noted as Cutting Grass road by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Went from Scenic Drive to Anawhata. Gone by 1978. Changed to Cutty Grass Track off Anawhata Road. Source: Disused vehicle roads, Page 69, Historic Archaeological sites by Hayward and Diamond 1978 Cutty Grass Track Anawhata Named before 1925 as Cutty Grass Road. Tramping track from Scenic Drive, follows an undulating ridge, passes a large kauri on the left (10 minutes); then reaches Ridge Road Track near its junction with Anawhata Road. The track recommences a short way further north along Ridge Road Track and descends easily to Anawhata Road. 3.6kms. 1 hour 15 mins. Cyclarama Massey West Named between 1961-1973. Located off Royal Crescent Rd. Descriptive of the streets layout. Cyril Crescent West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. D Da Vinci Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of roads with names of famous artists. Leonardo daVinci (1452-1519) Italian painter ans cientist.

Daffodil Drive Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Daffodil Street Titirangi Named c.1964. Located off Atkinson Road. Named after the Thomas family daffodil farm which was located on the land in the 1930s. see Thomas family tree at Mill Cottage. Also article in Western Leader 2 Sept 2003 on Jim Thomas with 4 photos. Source: photo of newly formed road JTD-12N-02273 on LocalHistoryonline http://www.localhistoryonline.org.nz/cgi- bin/PUI?a=d&c=supercol&d=waim-JTD-12N- 02273&cl=search&av=JTD-12N- 02273_access.png&e=1------0-ZZ-ZZ-ZZ-ZZ-- titirangi-daffodil---- 0ZZ%3a%28titirangi%29+AND+ZZ%3a%28daff odil%29-1-14-12- Dainton Place New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. Located off Skilgate Ave. Dale('s) Road Whenuapai Noted as Dale's Road by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Dallow Place Sunnyvale Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Dalmatia Place McLaren Park Named between 1975-1991. Many Dalmatians Henderson settled in the Henderson area. Danica Esplanade Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Located in the Harbourview area. Danube Lane Glen Eden West Named between 1975-1991. Daphne Street Kelston Named before 1961. Darcy Place Massey East Named between 1961 and April 1975. Darkeys Hill Bethells Waitakere Martin Darkey Sanders, a Jamaican, lived at the bottom of the hill. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. In those days: a history of Glen Eden. Darlington Place Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located off Butterworth Drive. Davern Lane New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. Located off Hutchinson Avenue. David Rogers Lane Swanson Named Sept 2015. after WW1 soldier. Part of the Penihana subdivision which covers sections on Christian Rd and O’Neills Rd. Dawn Place Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located off Divich Ave. Dawnhaven Drive Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Daytona Road Lincoln Henderson Named c1955. Subdivision of 36 acres of Ross family orchard land: Source Henderson heart of the West book page 332. Subdivided by Daytona Construction Ltd. Source: ArchivesNZ. Located off Lincoln Rd, adjacent to Daytona Reserve and Daytona Strand. Ronald Preston Day was the developer. His wife's name was Val. Russell Mountier worked on the shops that were built on Lincoln Rd in 1959.

De Val Drive Titirangi North Named before 1961. Deacons Hotel- Riverhead Named before 1898 Papermill Road Deane Avenue Titirangi North Named before 1961. Deanna Drive West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. DeHavilland Road Hobsonville Named 2013. Part of the Hobsonville Point subdivision. Located alongside the Hobsonville Point School. DeHavilland was a company that manufactured aircraft, some of which was used at Whenuapai during WWII. Deirdre Place Laingholm Named between 1975-1991. Dellwood Avenue Henderson Named before 1973. Located off Gt Nth Rd. Delta Avenue New Lynn Name changed from Delta Crescent before 1991. Previously known as Bollard Avenue by 1917. The Delta picture theatre operated near the Great North Road end of this street from 1929-85. Named Canning Street in 1870s subdivision map. Thomas Henderson, a prominent landowner, developed a vineyard and orchard on the reaches of and Rewarewa Creek named Delta Farm in the late 1800s. Source: Street Names of Auckland by J.Davenport. Also Auckland Museum

Denarius Lane Glendene Named c1991. Land subdivided by Stewart Hillman. Denver Avenue Sunnyvale Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located off Sunnyside Rd. Denyer Avenue New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Located off Seabrook Avenue. The name of the first settlers in this area in the 1850s. The family farmed and cut firewood for the town. Source: Street Names of Auckland by J.Davenport. Derwent Crescent Titirangi North Named before 1961. English River. Destruction Gully Whatipu Named before 1977. Put in by the Harbour Track Board so they could install marine beacons at Beacon Point. These were two markers which, when lined up, gave the course a ship could safely follow to cross the manukau bar. One building was moveable so it could be shifted as the bar entrance moved. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg This track starts on Whatipu Road. As you go down Whatipu Road towards Whatipu you will see a sign on the right hand side of the road. There is a nook on the left of the road where the track starts and where you can park your car. Begin your walk along the gravel track. After about 10 minutes you will get to a lookout which offers views across to the south head of the Manukau Harbour and down to the Whatipu coast. There is a seat to enjoy the view from. Continue along the track which descends steeply through the bush and comes out at Makaka Bay, the end of the track. The last section of this track is very steep. The only way back is straight back up again so it will be a good test of your fitness. 1.2kms. 45mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/wh atipu/track/Destruction%20Gully%20Track Street Te Atatu South Named before 1961. A small cul-de-sac off Cornwall St. English county name. Diamond Trail Waitakere Ranges Named before 1960. A. D. Mead notes "some voluntary work on this track had been organised by Dick Jones who was an enthusiast and popular tramper. Dick had seen service in the Western Desert and wished to preserve the name Diamond Trail, a military name in that sector." WAHS NL 147. Renamed Fairy Falls Track but the name was retained for a short loop off this, but has now become disused (2011). WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg Diana Place Ranui Named between 1991-2008. Dida Park Drive Huapai Formed 2018. Part of the Nobilo Winery Estate subdivision. Dingle Road Henderson Te Atatu Named June 1913 after Englishman Arthur South Cannell who lived here and named his house Dingle Dell. Changed to John McLeod's Rd Oct 1913. Ref: W.A.H.S. Newsletter Mar 2012.

Divich Avenue Glendene Named before 1961, after Mate and Frana Divich who lived here before its subdivision. Dolan Place New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Jack Dolan was President of the Lyndale Harriers Club 1934- 1959. Dolbear Street Green Bay Titirangi Named Dolbear Road between 1961 and April 1975. Domain Crescent Muriwai Named before 1991. Domain Road Henderson The road was formed when Plumer Hamlet was subdivided c.1902. Previously the site of Henderson's horse racing track. The road led to Henderson Domain from Valley Road. Named after the Plumer Domain which was located at the left-hand end by the Opanuku Stream. Plumer Domain was sold by Henderson Borough Council as an industrial site. Road name changed to Keeling Road 7/8/1973.

Don Buck(s) Road Massey, Ranui Named before 1970, after Don Buck's gum- diggers camp near the Swanson stream bridge. Don Buck was the popular name for Francisco Rodrigues Figueira (1869-19?) a Portuguese character who owned land nearby. The bridge at the foot of the hill collapsed 5th March 1921 and was replaced. Donald McLean Huia Named before 1991. There is a walking track at Road the carpark at the end of this road. Half hour walk circles to the 389m summit and there are great views over the Manukau Harbour and Waitakere Ranges. = Mt Donald McLean Walk.

Donald McLean Huia Named before 1991. Both the peak (390m) and Track the track are a reminder of "Sir Donald who was prominent in his day, having risen from a timber worker to become Chief Land Purchasing Officer in Sir George Grey's time." WAHS NL 150. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. From Mt Donald McLean parking area, this is a gravel track following undulating ridge to the Karamatura Forks at the junction of Huia ridge and Walker Ridge tracks.. 2.2kms. 45 mins. Donovan Avenue Massey West Named before 1961. Doone Place Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Very steep access to Lincoln Heights School from Triangle Rd. Dora Street Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Previously Mary St after a daughter of Thomas Henderson. Possibly Dora was the wife of one of Henderson's mayors.

Dorothy Road Laingholm Named late 1940s. Dorothy was one of the daughters of Mr Fawcett, lawyer to the Estate. She married Cyril Whiteoak. Douglas Crescent Glen Eden Named before 1969, changed to Tago Street to match the Indian theme in this area. Dovey Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Dreamlands Road Henderson Valley Named about 1930 after the Dreamlands Estate subdivision. Name changed to Opanuku Road. Dreamlands Track Henderson Valley Namded before 2014. From Scenic Drive down a gravel road, Dreamlands Track passes partly through private property to Opanuku Road. 18mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Dreamlands%20Track Drower Road Henderson Valley Named between 1961 and April 1975. Previously O'Neills Road. Part of the 1898 Henderson Kauri Gum Reserve. Drummond Drive Ranui Named before 2005. Part of Westvale Ave subdivision. Drury Street New Lynn Named 1 March 1969, honouring a former Councillor. Previously Tui Street. Drury was captain of the ship Pandora which charted the Waitemata in 1854. Dudley Avenue New Lynn Named in 1919. In 1937 it was described as 16 chains long, with 11 residences and named 18 years before (1919) From 1 March 1969 renamed as Akehurst Avenue Duffy Road Waitakere Named between 1975-1991 as Duffy's Road. Located between Bethells Road and Wairere Road. Dunbarton Drive Ranui Named before 2005. Part of Westvale Ave subdivision. Duncan Avenue Henderson Te Atatu Named before 1960 after Alex MacLeod's older South son, Duncan MacLeod who owned a farm here. Ref: W.A.H.S. Newsletter Mar 2012

Duncan Rise Herald Island Named between 1961 and April 1975. Dundas Place Western Heights Named between 1972-1975. Part of the Henderson Fitzwater subdivision. Dunlop Road Massey North Named before 1961, after the Dunlop family who farmed in the area. Durham Street Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Durrant Place New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Located off Queen Mary Avenue. Duxfield Drive Ranui Named 2003. Part of a subdivision on the corner of Ranui Station Road and Metcalf Road, approved late 2002. Dysart Road Kumeu Named before 1991. Now Dysart Lane. Located off Pomona Road. E Earl Road Titirangi North Named before 1961. East Lynn Road Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1925. East Tunnel Mouth Named before 2014. From Waitakere Filter Track Station at the end of Christian Road, the East Tunnel Mouth Track follows a gravel road to the eastern end of the Waitakere pipeline tunnel. The track then continues as a track on a steep ascent to the saddle on Scenic Drive. 1.2kms. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/East%20Tunnel%20Mouth%20Tr ack Easter Parade Glene Eden West Named 21 September 1965. Located off Autumn Ave in the Rangeview Heights subdivision. Eastglen Road Glen Eden Named Feb 1969 or March 1971. Previously Lynton Road. Ebony Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. A collection of roads named after paint colours on B.A.L.M. Paints colour chart. Eden Place Glen Eden Name changed to Surat Place in February 1969 to match the Indian theme in this area. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Edenview Road Glen Eden Named after 1961. Formerly Cemetery Road before 1961. Changed to Glenview Rd from February 1969. Edgerton Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Edgewood Way Henderson Named before 1973. Located off Dellwood Ave.

Edgware Road West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Edmonton Road Henderson Te Atatu Used in electoral rolls by 1914. Noted by South Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 4th class road. This was opened for settlement from the Henderson township end. Edmonton is also a suburb of London, England. Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 65 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Numbers 1- 89+2-80 within Henderson Borough.

Edsel Street Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Located off Railside Ave. Previously Henry St. ?Ford motorcar? Edwards Avenue Lincoln Henderson Named c1959. Geomaps aerial photo 1959. Edwin Freeman Ranui Named between 1975-1991 after a local Place landowner. A walkway at the end of this road leads to the oak tree Edwin planted in 1864 at Luanda Drive. Edwin Mitchelson Muriwai Beach Named before 1991 for Sir Edwin Mitchelson, Road born 1846, who bought land at Motutara about 1900, following this he bought 3000 acres which he farmed until it was subdivided for soldier settlement after WW1. He called his home 'Oaia'. He formed the Motutara Domain Board and presented the land at the southern end of Muriwai Beach as a public reserve. Source: They came for kauri, Waimauku Centenary. Edwin Mitchelson Muriwai Named before 1991. 30 minute walk which Track includes part of the driveway leading to the Mitchelson homestead. WAHS NL 147. From Oaia Road, track descends through regenerating coastal forest to Lookout Track (20 minutes) then continues to Edwin Mitchelson Road. Enjoy spectacular views north up Muriwai Beach. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/mu riwai/track/Edwin%20Mitchelson%20Track Elcoat Avenue Henderson, TeAtatu Named 7/8/1973. Previously Third Avenue. Reg Sth Elcoat was a local solicitor. Located off Te Atatu Rd. Elder Place Massey West Named before 2008 honouring local MP Jack Elder. Elinore Crescent Lincoln ? Named between 1961 and April 1975. Elisa Lane Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Elizabeth Drive West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Elkstone Place Western Heights Named c2005. Part of the Lake Panorama Henderson subdivision. Elvira Place Ranui Named between 1975-1985. Elvira Walkway runs between here and the pigeon totem at Swanson Rd. Elwarth Way Ranui Named 2003. Part of a subdivision on the corner of Ranui Station Road and Metcalf Road, approved late 2002. Emma Street Henderson Named before 1880. That part of roadway between the Henderson Railway Station and Great North Road. Changed to Station Road 1915. Enderby Drive Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Local surname.C485 Ennerdale Lane Western Heights Named between 2000-2008. Part of the Henderson Summerland Drive subdivision. Enterprise Drive McLaren Park Named between 1991-2008. Henderson Epping Road Lincoln Henderson Named before 1961. Located off Woodford Ave North near Epping Esplanade. Joined with Buscomb Ave about 1998. Erangi Place Bethells Waitakere Named between 1961 and April 1975. The name honours Erangi, who lived at the pa on the island of Ihumoana at the mouth of theWaitakere River. She fell in love with a chief from Puketotara Pa. After meeting in secret a baby was born. Erangi decided to swim to her lover. She tied the baby onto her back. Te Waharoa Point and Te Hika o Erangi are nearby points on her journey. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Eric Farley Drive Huapai Named before 2018. Eric Gifford Drive Ranui Named 2014. Formed 2018 during land subdivision. Located off Metcalfe Road. WAHS talk June 2019, Vivien interviewed Eric Gifford's wife who lives at Candia Rd. She was the daughter of Luka Erceg who had an orchard in Simpson Rd mid 1940s. Name nominated for the north-south access road that would connect proposed Shibata Rise with the sites to the north and south, forming a hammerhead road configuration through the subdivision site. The name is nominated to provide a continuation with the proposed Eric Gifford Drive, which is expected to provide a road linkage to the south (opening to Metcalfe Road). http://infocouncil.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/Open/ 2014/08/HM_20140821_AGN_4467_AT.htm

Ernest Maunder New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1961 after Street Councillor Maunder, it was later renamed Maunder Place Espalier Drive Western Heights Named between 1991-2005. Located off Henderson Hillwell Drive. Essex Street Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Estate Way Western Heights Named between 1991-2008. Located off Henderson Espalier Drive Avenue Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Evans Road Glen Eden Named before 1961, to commemorate Petty Officer Evans, one of Scott's Antarctic expedition. Leamington Road was absorbed into this road from February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Evergreen Rise Kelston Named between 1991-2008. Ewing Road Laingholm Named between 1961 and April 1975. Originally part of Laings Road. Linda Ewing was the cousin of E.D.Hatch. Exhibition Drive Woodlands Park Named 1913. Opened on 21 January 1914 to Waitakere celebrate the 1913 Industrial Exhibition. From Lopdell House to Carter Road. It was later renamed Waitakere Scenic Drive and then Scenic Drive. Noted by Waitemata County on 16 December 1926 (including the stretch from Titirangi Road to the Auckland City Council reservoir) The Beveridge Track, which opened in 2012, is a continuation of Exhibition Drive from Mackie's Rest at the public road end of Exhibition Drive, via two tracks, to the Arataki Visitor Centre. The first track extends from Mackie's Rest, roughly following the old route where Exhibition Drive continued, to the Watercare Road that leads to the Rainforest Express. Exhibition Drive is one of the most popular tracks within the park. Originally a section of the tramline used for transporting supplies to the Upper Nihotupu Dam site from near Lopdell House in Titirangi. The track is now a flat gravel service road closed to public vehicles. In the winter months it is a popular place for jogging and group walking. The lack of vehicles and wide flat surface also makes for a popular family cycling spot. Fiona Drummond wrote a book titled 'Exhibition Drive - 100 years of making the grade' in 2016. Exotic Place Massey West Namedregionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/aratakivi between 1991-2008. Eyre Street Western Heights Named c1970. Rod Spence owned a farm here Henderson and subdivided this land. Olive Eyre was his mother-in-law's maiden name. The name was changed to Bourbon St in 1971 after his marriage to Olga ended but a spelling error (from Eye St) meant the change never took place. See Olga Place. F Fairbanks Place Glendene Named between 1975-1991. Fairdene Avenue Lincoln Henderson Named 1959 by Ronald Preston Day who subdivided an orchard here at the same time as Edwards Road. Geomaps aerial photo 1959.

Fairford Avenue Western Heights Named between 1991-2008. Part of the Lake Panorama subdivision. Fairlea Road Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Fairmount Road Titirangi North Named Fairmont Ave before 1961. Fairview Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. Name changed to Ambler Avenue from February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. Fairy Falls Track Henderson Valley Named before 2000. From Scenic Drive, opposite the parking area, the initial section of track is level and gravelled but later descends steeply to the top of Fairy Falls (45 minutes). Track then makes an extremely steep descent partly down a boardwalk, beside the falls and continues downstream a short way before a gradual ascent to Mountain Road. 3.2kms. 1 hour 30mins. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Fairy%20Falls%20Track Faith Bullock Place New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Falls Road Swanson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located off Swanson West Coast Road (now Te Henga Road). Faram Place Massey West. Named between 1975-1991. P.O. directory listed S.D.Faram as a farmer at Massey from 1942. Farley Stream Karekare Runs into the Karekare stream. Early settler family. Farley Point, Karekare named c1950s, previously North Point. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Farley Track Huia Named before 1992. Named for Ranger Farley. WAHS NL 150. From Parau Track near the Huia Stream swing bridge, Farley Track passes over gently undulating ground with several bridge crossings over the stream to a small waterfall; from here, a graded track climbs to Kakamatua Ridge (45 minutes). The track then descends to and crosses Kakamatua Stream before a gradual ascent to join Panto Track, 300m from Huia Road. 3.2kms. 1 hour 45mins. Closed due to kauri die-back. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Farley%20Track

Farquhar Road Glendene Named before 1961. Captain William Farquhar was commodore of the Northern Steamship Company's large fleet from 1902.Street Names of Auckland by J.Davenport. Farr Road West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Farrand Road Kumeu Named before 1991. Located off Waitakere Road. Farwood Drive McLaren Park Named between 1975-1991. Henderson Fathom Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Fawcett Road Laingholm Named between 1961 and April 1975. Fawcett was one of the lawyers to the Estate. Two of his daughters, Dorothy and Janet, have roads named after them. Fayette Place Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Felgrove Street Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Fenceline Track Waitakere Ranges Named before 2011. Located alongside the Waitakere Reservoir. The Fenceline track was upgraded a few years before 2015 and now has a good surface layer to minimise some of the famous Waitakere mud. In addition, a few of the steeper sections of the track have been realigned. For those wanting a full day walk, combining the Fence Line Track with the Upper Kauri and Long Road tracks provides a great loop option taking you through some of the most beautiful forest within the Cascade Kauri Park. Fergusson Avenue New Lynn Named 1922. In 1937 it was described as eight chains long, with six residences and named 15 years before after the Governor General. Name changed to Copley Street from 1 March 1969.

Fernbird Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Ferndown Track Waitakere Ranges Named after a house or farm of a landowner. Located near Grassmere Rd, within Cascade Kauri Park. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg From the parking area at end of an unnamed, short side-road, off Opanuku Road, Ferndown Track crosses the stream, enters regenerating bush and follows the descending ridge to theend of Grassmere Road. 2.2kms. 45 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Ferndown%20Track Ferngrove Avenue Ranui Named between 1991-2008. Fernhaven Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Fernhill Drive Massey North Named between 1975-1991. Ferntree Terrace Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Ferry Parade Herald Island Named between 1961 and April 1975. Filter Track Waitakere Ranges Named before 2000. From the Waitakere Filter Station at the end of Christian Road, Filter Track ascends spur through kauri grove. It is very steep in places and offers views over Auckland. The track then crosses a flat area at the top to Scenic Drive. 0.8kms. 45 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Filter%20Track Finlow Drive Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Finsbury Place Palm Heights Named between 1991-2008. Henderson Firebreak Road Cornwallis Named before 2014.

Firle Place Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. First Avenue Henderson, TeAtatu Named before 1961. Changed to Blacklock Ave Sth 7/8/1973. Located off Norcross Ave. Fitzherbert Avenue West Harbour Named between 1961 and April 1975. Fitzwater Place Western Heights Named between 1972-1975 after the owners of Henderson the land. Located off Sturges Rd. Flagstaff Place Massey East Named between 1961 and April 1975. Flanshaw Road Te Atatu South Named before 1925. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 60 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Flaunty Place West Harbour Massey Named between 1975-1991 after Warren Flaunty, local Massey pharmicist and Waitakere Licensing Trust member. Fleetwood Drive Western Heights Named c2000. Part of the Highfields Henderson subdivision. Fletcher Track Huia Named before 2000. From Karamatura Loop Walk, Fletcher Track ascends a long steep spur with a short, steep climb to the main ridge where you can enjoy views over Huia. The track then continues along an undulating ridge to Donald McLean Track. 3.1kms. 1 hour 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Fletcher%20Track

Folkes Street New Lynn Named before 1930, it originally linked with Bollard Avenue and later Delta Avenue. Foote Stream Whatipu Named after Elizabeth Foote, who was one of the first NZ women to gain a land title separate from her husband's title. She owned some 40 acres near Pararaha. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Foothills Lane Glen Eden South Named between 1991-2008. Forbes Swanson Named Sept 2015. after WW1 soldier. Part of McCammon Drive the Penihana subdivision which covers sections on Christian Rd and O’Neills Rd. Forbes Track Piha Named before 1992 after park ranger Jim Forbes. WAHS NL 147. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg From Centennial Track, just upstream from Black Rock Dam, Forbes Track ascends very steeply to the ridge and follows a gently undulating route around the head of a tributary of the Piha Stream. The track then ascends to Quarry Track near McKenzie Junction. 1.1kms. 45 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Forbes%20Track Forest Hill Road Henderson Valley, Partially drawn on 1906 map. Widening and McLaren Park, metalling of 65 chains: Auckland Star, 4 Waiatarua November 1925, Page 5. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Forster Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Forsythe Place Massey East Named between 1961 and April 1975. Foster Avenue Huia Named between 1961 and April 1975. Foster Road Waimauku Named about 1914 when Fosters farmland was sold to Huapai Fruitgrowers for subdivision into orchards. John foster and his two sons ran a general store at Waimauku. Foundation Place Glen Eden Named between 2008-2012. Fowey Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Off McLeod Rd. Originally part of a 500 hectare poultry farm owned by Henry Gilberd. Heritage listed 2-storey house at 2 Fowey Ave. Foyle Place Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Francesca Place West Harbour Named between 1991-2008. Frank Evans Place Henderson North Named c1961. Roy Evans subdivided an Lincoln orchard here and named this street after his father. Frank Newton Swanson Named Sept 2015. after WW1 soldier. Part of Road the Penihana subdivision which covers sections on Christian Rd and O’Neills Rd. Fred Taylor Drive Westgate Named 2012 when the north-western motorway was extended from Westgate/Hobsonville Rd to Hobsonville at Greenhithe Bridge. Previously part of State Highway 16 between Hobsonville Road and Brighams Creek Road. Fred Taylor was a local farmer whose name is also given to Fred Taylor Park.

Fred White Drive Huapai Named before 2018. Freeman's Road Ranui, Birdwood Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Settler Edwin Freeman farmed in the Ranui area. He planted an oak tree near 20 Luanda Drive in 1864. Freesia Road Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Freestone Place Western Heights Named between 1991-2000. Located off Hillwell Drive. Freestone is a type of stone fruit.

French Bay Manukau Harbour Previously named Opou Bay. Maori: Opou = place of a pou (post). Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Frenz Drive Titirangi North Named between 1991-2008. Fresil Lane Massey East Named between 1991-2008. Frosses Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Frostbite Place Ranui Named c.1975, after a type of small racing yacht. See Sabot and Starling. Construction shows in Whites Aviation photo Ref: WA-72216- G. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23098822

Fruitvale Road Kelston Named before 1930. There were orchards in the area from 1910. Fruitvale Rd Railway Station was opened in ? replacing Scroggy Hill Station. Fuller Lane Te Atatu South see Hiseman Fuller Lane. G Gaede Terrace Sunnyvale Henderson Named before 1961. Gala Place Western Heights Named between 1991-2000. Part of the Henderson Braeburn estate subdivision off Harvest Drive. Gala is a NZ Apple variety. Gallipoli Drive Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Gallony Avenue Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Gane Lane Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961, for the maiden name of Mr Thomas's mother. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Garcia Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Garden Road Piha Named between 1961 and April 1975. Gardner Avenue New Lynn Named 1917. In 1937 Gardiner Road was described as 57 chains long, with 19 residences and named 20 years before after an early New Lynn Town Board commissioner 1910 and later first Mayor of New Lynn in 1929, C.F.Gardner, whose family were also ceramic manufacturers. Garelja Road Henderson Named before 1961. Located off Henderson Valley Rd. Site of Henderson South School. Garton Drive Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Gemscott Crescent Huapai Gendo Ave Western Heights Named c2003. Part of the Summerland Drive Henderson subdivision. Geordie Street Henderson, Western Named 7/8/1973. Previously Victor Street. Off Heights Sturges Rd, near Statesman St. Vic Thomas subdivided this land. George Thomas was Victor Thomas' father and owned this land from 1904? (May be named for the young son of a former Governor General, Sir Bernard Fergusson who was popularly known as Geordie to New Zealanders. Source Auckland street names by Davenport.) George Avenue Herald Island Named between 1961 and April 1975. George Herring Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Named after a Place Glen Eden family. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 76. George Street Henderson Named before 1880 in honour of Thomas Henderson's son George. It went from Emma St near the Henderson Railway Station, and ended about where Pirrit's factory (later Winstone's yard) was located. From the Railway station southwards to the level crossing over the railway line (Valley Rd, later Oak Ave) was renamed Station Rd in 1915. The part southwards of the level rail crossing remained George St until the road was realigned and the level crossing changed southwards from Hickory (Oak) Ave to South (Bruce McLaren) Rd. So the name Station Rd was extended to cover all of George St. As George St no longer existed a road to the railway turntable on the other side of the railway line was named George St in May 1958. Station Rd name was changed to Railside Ave in Feb 1969. 1915 date Source: A.Thomas map on page 9 Hendersons Mill by Anthony Flude.

George Street Henderson Named 12 May 1958. Renamed Rabone St on 7/8/1973. George St was previously part of South Rd but is now located off Woodruffe Ave. South Rd was renamed George Street because George was a son of Thomas Henderson. Also another George St in Henderson had changed to Station Rd in 1915.

Gerda Place Ranui Named between 1991-2000. Named after a member of the Van Doorn family, landowner. Located off Simpson Rd. Overlooks St Jerome vineyards. Adjacent to Gibbons Track Whatipu Named for timber milling family. John and Elizabeth Gibbons and their family of 8 (John, Ebenezer, Nicholas, Thomas, James, robert, Theresa and Emma) arrived in NZ from Newfoundland in 1853. WAHS newsletter 141, 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg Once an old logging road running along the top of the Whatipu coastal cliffs, Gibbons Track is now a great track for views over the Whatipu wetland. The track has a steep climb from the Whatipu end; however it is mainly flat and level from that point. There can be some muddy patches after wet weather but the track is not boggy. For a great day out, you can link walking the Gibbons Track, Muir Track (descends to the Pararaha Valley campground), the Pararaha Valley Track and the Whatipu coastline (the Whatipu Coast walk) and back to the Whatipu carpark. 3.2kms. 3 hours. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/wh atipu/track/Gibbons%20Track

Gilbert Hall Way Swanson Named Sept 2015. after WW1 soldier. Part of the Penihana subdivision which covers sections on Christian Rd and O’Neills Rd. Gilbransen Road Huapai Named before 1991. Gill Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Jack Gill was a local builder & the owner of the land before its subdivision. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Gilliam Street New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1961, after local grocery store owner George Knight Gilliam and his son Ken 1917-1967, one of whom served on the Town Board Gina Avenue Ranui Named between 1991-2008. Ginders Drive Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Gladfield Lane Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Gleesons Road upper Waitakere From Scenic Drive through Waitakere Valley Reservoir to Fenceline track. Source: Disused vehicle roads, Page 69, Historic Archaeological sites by Hayward and Diamond 1978

Glen Close Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Glen Marine Glendene Te Atatu Named between 1961 and April 1975. Runs to Parade Glen Marine Esplanade. Glen Norman Lincoln Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located Avenue off Rathgar Rd. Glen Road Ranui Named 20/3/1929. Runs between Don Buck Rd and Birdwood Rd. Originally part of the Old North Rd before the bridge was built over the Swanson Stream at the bottom of Don Buck Rd hill. It then became part of Birdwood Estate Rd. Renamed Glen Rd when Birdwood Rd joined to Swanson Rd. Glenarden Way Ranui Named before 2005. Part of Westvale Ave subdivision. Glenbervie Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Crescent Glenbury Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Glendale Road Glen Eden Named February 1969. Formerly Withers Road, then part of Valley Road, and from 1969 Glendale Road. Valley Road became Glendale Road on 1 February 1969. (Source: J. T. Diamond Collection, Research Papers, Box 55, No.789 (Envelope), newspaper cutting: Borough of Glen Eden, Notice of Special Order, Changing of Street Names, in Western Leader, 6 August 1968). Glendale Road Glen Eden Named February 1969. Formerly Withers Road, then part of Valley Road, and from 1969 Glendale Road. Glendene Avenue Glendene Te Atatu Named between 1961 and April 1975 after the name of the first farm in the area, established by Percy Jones. Glenesk Road Piha Named between 1961 and April 1975. Glenfinn Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Glenford Lane Te Atatu Peninsula Named Glenford Road before 1961. Glengarry Road Glen Eden West Drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. View Road was absorbed into this road from February 1969. Glengarry = type of Scottish Highland cap. Glenhaven Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Glenmall Place Glen Eden Named 27 January 1970 (GEBC minutes 16/12/69) Glenorchy Street Glen Eden Named February 1969. Previously School Rd. Glen of Orchy is Scottish. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Glenorchy Street Glen Eden Named February 1969. Previously School Rd. Glen of Orchy is Scottish Glenroy Place Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961and April 1975. Scottish town. Glenview Road Glen Eden Named 1st February 1969. Previously Cemetery Rd, then Edenview Road. Edenview Road, formerly Cemetery Road, became Glenview Road on 1 February 1969. (Source: J. T. Diamond Collection, Research Papers, Box 55, No.789 (Envelope), newspaper cutting: Borough of Glen Eden, Notice of Special Order, Changing of Street Names, in Western Leader, 6 August 1968). Glenvil Lane Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Gloria Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Mr Cels owned the farm and named Gloria Ave for his mother. Glucina Avenue Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Glucina Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Ivan Glucina had an vineyard here early 1900s. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77.

Glynnbrooke Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Street Goat Hill Track Huia Named before 214. From ‘Tom Thumb’ Kauri on Twin Peaks Track, Goat Hill Track ascends steeply to the top of Goat Hill. 30mins. egionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/huia/track /Goat%20Hill%20Track Godley Court Green Bay Named between 2009-2012. Mrs D.E. Godley gave over 23 hectares of land in 1965 to the Auckland Regional Authority. It was known as the Pope-Godley Reserve but is now part of Centennial Park. Godley Road Green Bay Titirangi Named in 1881 after a local surname. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Godley Rd used to go as far as Avonleigh Rd, and Avonleigh Road was called Godleys Road, Source W.O.Chamley/Dorothy Miles interview WAHS. View Road was absorbed into Godley Road from February 1969. Lena Godley bought the Pinesong property across the valley in December 1907. The Godley's worked hard to build a house and develop the property, but the dream ended when Captain Godley tragically hung himself in the house. In 1911 the property was then divided into north and south sections through forming Avonleigh Road and back on the market, to be bought by New Lynn brickmakers Charles and Ryce Gardner, who owned it for the next thirty years. Goldie Bush Waitakere Named before 1977. 4.5kms. 1 hour. Named Walkway for the conservationist David Goldie, who did much to preserve the bush in the Cascades area of the northern Waitakere Rangers. The area was once the site of the pa Te Taiapa, named for its wooden barricade (taiapa means fence). Source: page 131, Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Administered by the Department of Conservation, 2014.

Golf Road New Lynn Green Bay Named 1922. Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1925. In 1937 it was described as 135 chains long, with 32 residences and named 15 years before (1922) due to its proximity to the Titirangi Golf Links. It was once Grandison Road. Goodfellow Track Waitakere Ranges Named before 2000. Named after donor of land. Source: WAHS NL 144. Mountain Rd area. From Old Coach Road Track, track leads to kauri covered spur with views of Auckland, then descends around bluffs and continues across two small streams to Fairy Falls Track a short distance above the falls. 1km. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Goodfellow%20Track

Gordon Stanley Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Drive Graceview Way West Harbour Named between 1991-2008. Graham Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961 for Mr Graham who owned the farm before Mr Thomas. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Grainger Road Te Atatu South Named c1960. Grandison Titirangi North Named between 1975-1991. Grandison Crescent Crescent is near Arahoe School. Archibald Grandison chaired the first town board and built New Lynn School in 1914 Grandison Road New Lynn Titirangi Named before 1920. Name changed to Golf Road in 1922. Archibald Grandison was a builder, businessman, landowner and one of the appointed commissioners when New Lynn became a town district in 1910. Chairman of New Lynn town board 1914. Grange Road Henderson Glendene Named before 1961, after the large property "The Grange", which adjoined the Catholic Church. Name changed to James Laurie Street on 7/8/1973. Granville Drive Massey East Named between 1975-1990. Entrance to Moire Park and Massey Athletic Club. Grass Track Road Muriwai Beach Named between 1975-1991. Located between Houghtons Bush Camp and Muriwai Beach.

Grassmere Road Henderson Valley Named before 1961. Named after the lake and site of saltworks near Blenheim. Street Names of Auckland by J.Davenport. The Grassmere was a ship that visited Auckland in 1863.

Graven Court Western Heights Named before 1999. Part of the Braeburn Henderson estate off Harvest Drive. Tennis Court on the corner. Gravenstein apple variety Great North Road New Lynn, Kelston, The major land route north through the Whau Glendene, Henderson District was formed from New North Road in 1875. The road was formed between Rewarewa Creek and Henderson's Mill in 1875.(source 31/3/1875 Roads) Noted by Waitemata County as Auckland-Henderson Highway in 1928, a first class road. The concrete road was completed in 1926-9. The road from Henderson to Swanson Road was formed later. Numbers 229-449+180-426 within Henderson Borough. Great North Road Swanson Constructed before 1880. Named changed to Swanson Rd after 1919. Previously continued along Swanson Rd, Glen Rd, over land at Crows Road and on northwards via Sunnyvale and Red Hills Roads. Green Bay Road Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Changed. Greenberry Drive Henderson North Named between 2000-2008. Located off Munro Rd. Greenock Road Ranui Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located off Swanson Rd providing pedestrian access to Ranui School. Scottish seaport. Greenview Park Glen Eden Named 2013. Private access located off Village Glengarry Road. Greenwoods Close Glen Eden Named between 1991-2008. Located off Konini Rd. Gregg Place Sunnyvale Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located off Awaroa Rd, provides pedestrian access to Millbrook Reserve. Gregory Road Waitakere Named before 1991. Located off Wairere Raod.

Grendon Road Titirangi South Named before 1961. Griffiths Place Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Grimshaw Place Henderson Named between 1975-1989. Grivelle Street Huapai Named before 2018. Located off Access Road.

Grovelands Way Waima Titirangi Named between 1975-1991. Guinness Place Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Gum Road Henderson Valley Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located off Mountain Road. Gummer's Road Henderson Valley Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Probably changed to Gum Road. Gunner Drive Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Harbour View area. Gwendoline Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Avenue Gypsy Street Hobsonville Named 2013. Part of the Hobsonville Point subdivision. Gypsy Moth planes were the forerunner of the Tiger Moth planes used at Whenuapai during WWII H Hailes Road Whenuapai Named between 1961 and April 1975. Haki Wihonga Oratia Named between 1991-2008. Located off Place Albionvale Road. Halcombe Place Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Probably a surname or NZ town. Halloran Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Halsley Road Hobsonville Shown on a 1931 map running from Clark Rd, diagonally through what later became Hobsonville aerodrome runway. http://www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/dbtw- wpd/exec/dbtwpub.dll?BU=http%3A%2F%2Fw ww.aucklandcity.govt.nz%2Fdbtw- wpd%2FHeritageImages%2Findex.htm&AC=Q BE_QUERY&TN=heritageimages&QF0=ID&NP =2&MR=5&RF=HIORecordSearch&QI0=%3D% 22NZ Map 7935%22 Halyard Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Hamblyn Place Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Hamilton Track Huia Named before 2014. Hamilton Track climbs gently from Crusher Pipe Track to cross Summit Track (35 minutes). Enjoy the great views and large kauri trees as you continue down into the Nihotupu catchment to Nihotupu Dam Road end. 2.8kms. 1 hour 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Hamilton%20Track Hamurana Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Hands Road Waimauku Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road. Hanham Road Taupaki Named before 1991. Located off Waitakere Raod. Hangar Lane Whenuapai Named 2018. Under construction 2018. Hanly Close West Harbour Named between 1991-2008. Hanson Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Hanui Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Ha=breath, nui=large Harbour Lights Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Close Harbour View Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1925. Noted by Waitemata Road County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 45 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5 Harbour View Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1925. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Harbourview Drive Green Bay Named between 1991-2008. Pinesong Retirement Village. Harding Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Harewood Street Whenuapai Named 2018. Under construction 2018. Harmel Road Glendene Te Atatu Named between 1961 and April 1975. Harrington Road Lincoln Henderson Named c1959. Subdivision included Ascot Ave and Harry Ward Place. Geomaps aerial photo 1959. Harry Ward Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1986-1991. Previously Ward Place. Located off Harrington Rd. Harrybrook Road Green Bay Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Named after Harrybrook Villa, the major Harden property in Armagh, Northern Ireland near Tandragee, home of the Jenkins family. Harrybrook Road Green Bay Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Named after a place in Ireland. Hartley Terrace Massey West Named between 1961-1970. Harvard Street Hobsonville Named 2013. Part of the Hobsonville Point subdivision. Harvard planes were used for flight training at Whenuapai during WWII Harvest Drive Western Heights Named between 1991-1999. Part of the Henderson Braeburn subdivision, off Sturges Rd. Hassan Drive Massey East Named between 1975-1991. P.O.Directory lists G.T.Hassan, farmer at Massey from 1946.

Hastings Crescent Hobsonville Named between 1991-2008. Hastings Road Laingholm Named in 1923, and noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road, but gone by 1975. Ran from Laingholm school at Victory Road to 61 Tane Road. Haszard Road Swanson Taupaki Named between 1975-1991. Havelle Avenue Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Hayes Road Henderson Valley Named between 1975-1991. Helena Street Massey West Named between 1961-1970. Extended 1971 when Sunline Ave subdivision was formed. Helga Crescent Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Mr Cels owned the farm and Helga was his wife. Helios Place Laingholm Titirangi Named between 1991-2008. Located off Laingholm Drive. Helleur Road Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Clarence F.Helleur was a farmer owning land at Massey from 1944. Henderson Block Henderson Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February No. 2 Road 1928 as a 5th class road. Name changed to Drower Road. Henderson Block Henderson Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February No.1 Road 1928 as a 5th class road. Name changed to Coulter Road. Henderson Henderson Borough formed in 1946. Previously Henderson Borough Town District (1922-1946) Changed to Waitakere Central after 1989 as part of . Thomas Henderson (1810- 1886) purchased land here from Ngati Whatua in 1844 and milled timber. Henderson Valley Henderson, McLaren Named 7/8/1973. Previously Valley Road but Road Park, Henderson the name was amended to avoid confusion with Valley other Valley Roads. Originally started at Henderson Railway Station and crossed over the railway line there. After a fatal accident the crossing was closed off and Valley Road was joined to Great North Road under the Railway line beside Opanuku Stream opposite Alderman Drive. Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1925, along with Henderson South Road. It was opened for settlement before 1911, when the Coronation Bridge was built. Numbers 1-165+2-124 within Henderson Borough. Henderson- Henderson Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 4th Helensville Main class road. Highway Henderson's Creek Henderson Named before 1860. Otherwise known as Opanuku Stream or Mill Stream. Written as Kopapaka on early maps. Henderson's Point Te Atatu Named before 1880. Formerly part of the Henderson Mill estate, which was put up for sale in 1894 by Thomas Henderson junior. It was renamed Te Atatu by Bishop Manuhuia Augustus Bennett's father, which means the dawn in Māori. Many Māori settled in the area. Hendrika Court Hobsonville Named between 1991-2008. Henry Street Henderson Named in 1881 honouring Thomas Henderson's second son. Name changed to Edsel St 7/8/1973. Henry Street Te Atatu ? Named before 1961. Gone by 1991. Hensley Road Henderson, Te Atatu Named c1903. Access road to Emanuel South Hensley's land c1902-1914. Possibly absorbed into Edmonton Rd or School Rd, Te Atatu South. Henwood Road Taupaki Named before 1961. Located opposite Nelson Road. Hepburn Road Glendene Hepburn's Road mentioned in Auckland Star 1884, when laying pipe culverts and 41 chains were formed. Drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Named after James Hepburn an early settler and farmer who owned Lot 177 comprising 88 acres at the end of the road.

Hepper Street New Lynn Named before 1961, probably after the Hepper family who were active in local youth activities.

Herald Island Whenuapai Named in 1950 after HMS Herald, the ship which brough Hobson to NZ in 1840. Previously Pakihi. Became Wood's Island, then Pine Island.C1136 Hercules Drive Western Heights Named c1998. Part of a series of roads named Henderson after the Xena Warrior Princess TV series was filmed in this area. Hereford Street Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. English town. Heremai Street McLaren Park Named between 1961 and April 1975. Henderson Subdivision of Public Vineyards. Maori = to steer or guide towards. Herrings Cove Titirangi South Named between 1991-2008. Place Hetana Street New Lynn Named 1 March 1969. Previously Kauri Street, it was renamed after a 1902 government leasehold settlement in New Lynn. Hetana was the Māori name for Premier Richard John Seddon 1893-1906. Hetana Hamlet subdivision was once part of the Hoffman estate. The Seddon government wanted settlers to take up five acre leasehold sections but the scheme failed because settlers preferred to buy land rather than lease it.Street Names of Auckland by J.Davenport. Hetherington Road Ranui Named before 1928. Located off Pooks Rd. Noted as Heatherington Rd by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928, a fifth class road.

Hettig Track Anawhata Named before 1992. Named for Parkland ranger. WAHS NL 147. From Anawhata Road, opposite the Chateau Mosquito Track entrance, Hettig Track descends steeply with some steps, then follows the valley floor over a rough, indistinct route to the Marawhara Stream at the site of the old dam. Note: Extreme caution is required when going downstream from here. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/an awhataregionalpark/track/Hettig%20Track

Heversham Place Glendene Named between 1975-1991. Hewlett Road Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Hewsons Road Henderson's Mill Tender was accepted for forming and draining part of Hewson's Road, Henderson's Mill. Source: Auckland Star 19 January 1881. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi- bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=AS1881011 9.2.26&srpos=1&e=------10--1---- 0waikomiti+roland+hill-- Named Hewston Road in 1880. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi- bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NZH188006 17.2.4&srpos=13&e=------10--11---- 0waikomiti+roland+hill-- Possibly Heuston after a local landowner

Hibernian Drive Ranui Named before 2005. Part of Westvale Ave subdivision. Hickory Ave Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Previously Oak Ave. Located off Henderson Valley Rd. Highfield Street New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1954. Changed to Blease Street in 1955. Highfields Terrace Western Heights Named c2000. Located off Summerland Drive. Henderson Highland Avenue Titirangi North Named before 1961. Highlight Parade Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Hikurangi Street Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Maori: Hiku = point or summit. Rangi = sky. The literal meaning of sky peak may be interpreted as last rays or first rays of sunlight on a mountain peak. Mt Hikurangi in Gisborne is the first place in Nz to be touched by the rays of the rising sun. There is another Hikurangi at Te Ahuahu at Karekare. Hill Crescent New Lynn Named 1922. In 1937 Hill Street was described as being named 15 years before, as a continuation of Golf Road. Hillary Heights Sunnyvale Named before 1961. No doubt named after Sir Avenue , conqueror of Everest in 1953.

Hillcrest Road Glen Eden Drawn on 1906 map. Formation, metalling and culvert construction: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Hill Crest Road noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. It was renamed Shetland Street from February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77.

Hilling Street Green Bay Titirangi Named c.1960s. Part of 40 acre Neil Housing subdivision. Hillman Place Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Hillside Drive Green Bay Named between 1943 and 1961. Renamed Barron Drive after 1961. Hillwell Drive Western Heights Named c1995. Lakeside suburban crescent located off Harvest Drive. Hinau Street New Lynn Named 11 July 1955. NZ native tree. Hindmarsh Street McLaren Park Named between 1975-1986. Probably a local Henderson surname. Hinekohu Street New Lynn Named 1 March 1969. Previously Kowhai Street. It was renamed the "maiden of the mist" by local residents. Hinerau Street McLaren Park Named between 1975-1986. Maori = place of a Henderson hundred maidens. Ngati Whatua ancestress. Hiseman Fuller Henderson, TeAtatu Named January 2010. Located off TeAtatu Rd. Lane Sth The section of Hiseman Lane between Humphrey Kemp Avenue and Te Atatu Road was renamed Fuller Lane in January 2010. The remaining portion, between Humphrey Kemp Avenue and Blacklock Avenue, retained the name of Hiseman Avenue. The request for the name change has come from George Fuller MBE on behalf of himself and his brothers in memory of their parents John and Emma Fuller who were among a number of pioneers of Henderson breaking in the land and establishing an orchard on what used to be a rough piece of gumland. The Fuller family was well known in the community especially for their hard work and respect for others. Hiseman Lane Henderson, TeAtatu Named between 1973-1991. Changed to Sth Hiseman Fuller Lane January 2010. Hobie Court West Harbour Named between 1991-2008. Hobsonville Point Hobsonville Named 2013. Part of the Hobsonville Point Road subdivision. Hobsonville Road Hobsonville West Formed before 1906. Noted by Waitemata Harbour County as Hobsonville Main Road on 27 May 1925. Captain was New Zealand's first governor. He thought the area was suitable for a capital of NZ but he rejected it on the advice of Felton Matthew, the first Surveyor-General. In 1928 Waitemata County listed Hobsonville - Brighams Creek Road as a 4th class road. Hogarth Rise West Harbour Named between 1991-2008. Part of a series of roads with names of famous artists. William Hogarth (1697-1764) English painter and engraver. Holdens Road Henderson Valley Named before 1961. Oratia settler family Oratia surname. Possibly previously known as Velas Rd. Holgate Avenue Herald Island Named between 1961 and April 1975. Holland Avenue Glen Eden Named before 1961. Jack Newcombe put in Holland Ave through what used to be his farm. Named in honour of Sid Holland the NZ Prime Minister from 1949 to 1957. It was renamed Netherlands Avenue from February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Hollywood Avenue Waima Titirangi Named before 1961. Holman Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Holmes Drive West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Holmes Drive Massey East Named between 1975-1991. No vehicle access South between Holmes Drive. Holsten Place Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Home Track Piha Named before 1930. Went from the Piha Mill toward Auckland. The owner of the mill, Dr Raynor, made his workers collect their pay in Auckland so they walked via the Home Track to collect it.... WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg From the parking area on Piha Road, Home Track follows along gently descending ridge (muddy in places), before a final steep descent to the end of Glen Esk Road. 3.8kms. 1 hour 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Home%20Track Hooton Drive Huapai Named before 2018. Horizon Way West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Hornsey Avenue Palm Heights Named between 1991-2008. Connected up to Henderson the end of San Valentino Drive c.2015. Horoeka Track Piha Named before 2014. From Piha Road, Horoeka Track descends steep spur to Karekare Road beside Karekare Stream bridge. Enjoy views of lower Karekare Valley and the west coast. 1.4kms. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Horoeka%20Track Horseman Road Waitakere Drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as Horseman's Road, a 5th class road. Located off Wairere Road leading to Goldie Bush Reserve. Hotu Road Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925. Hoturoa Street Whenuapai Named between 1938-1955 as part of RNZAF base. Houghton Muriwai Named before 1991. Houghton's owned a sand Walkway quarry and also farmed on the Muriwai Beach Road. WAHS NL 147. From Lake Wainamu Track, Houghton Track ascends steeply up spur to the main ridge, then climbs gradually to Wainamu Junction. 2.1kmms. 1 hour. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/teh engabethells/track/Houghton%20Track

Hoya Court Henderson Named about 1993. Huapai - Riverhead Riverhead Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th Road class road. Huapai Main Road Kumeu Named before 1928. Huapai Road Huapai Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road. Maori: Hua = fruit. Pai = good. It is a modern name devised by Lionel Hanlon and G. W. Green, who met accidentally. They went into partnership, formed a syndicate, and became orchardists in this fruit growing district about 1914. Source: page 174, Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Huarahi Pai Road Huapai Named c.2015 Hudson Bay Road Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Hudson Bay Road Extension before 2008. Hueglow Rise West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Hugh Brown Drive New Lynn Named 1 March 1969. Previously Achilles Avenue, and before that Rewa Rewa Street. Hugh Brown was a former councillor, mayor and educationist. Hughdene Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Hughes Terrace Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961, after a local councillor. Huia Dam Road Huia Named before 1991. From the locked gate on top of the Lower Huia Dam, a gravel road initially meanders beside the reservoir before climbing steeply over a small hill. It then follows the Huia Valley, by-passing Smiths Road (30 minutes) and Christies Track (50 minutes) to the Upper Huia Dam. Note: The gates at the entrance to the dam are now locked at all times and visitors can no longer drive past this point. Walkers should add about 15 minutes to all track times if starting from this point.6km. 1 hour 15 minutes. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Huia%20Dam%20Road Huia Point Lookout Huia Named before 1991. Road Huia Ridge Track Huia Named before 1977. From Piha Road, opposite the Cowan Track, Huia Ridge Track follows the Huia watershed fenceline to Lone Kauri Road. The track re-enters bush and follows undulating ridge around the upper Huia watershed before swinging right along the ridge between the Karamatura and Pararaha headwaters. The track then crosses a boardwalk and a small tributary of each valley before reaching Karamatura Forks. 6kms. 2 hours 45mins. An old access track that runs from the Piha Road opposite another old track up from Piha and on via the Twin Peaks Track to provide a direct route to Huia. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg

Huia Road Titirangi, Woodlands The first plans date from 1927. Developed from Park, Parau, Huia a horse track serving the timber workings from the 1880s, it was around 10 miles long and lead to the Huia settlement. Te Huia was a Maori chief who camped here on a fishing expedition and was so taken with the locality that he remained, thus a translation = the treasured possession of Te Huia. (Source J. T. Diamond). Another meaning Te Rau o te huia = the tail feathers of the huia bird (now extinct). The Old Huia Road at Mill Bay was on the opposite side of the stream from the present road. Source: Disused vehicle roads, Page 69, Historic Archaeological sites by Hayward and Diamond 1978 Hulme Place McLaren Park Named between 1991-2008. Racing car driver. Henderson Humphrey Kemp Henderson, Te Atatu Named 22/1/1974. Previously Second Ave. Ave South Located off Norcross Ave. Humphrey Kemp was Town Clerk of Henderson 1952-1974. Huntaway Lane Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Part of the Harbour View subdivision. A huntaway is a type of sheepdog. Hunter Road Waitakere, Taupaki Drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925 as Hunters Road, and Hunter Road on 17 February 1928, a 5th class road Hurley Place Kelston Named before 1961. Huruhuru Road Massey East Named between 1961 and April 1973. Maori name for the creek in the area = coarse hair or feathers. Originally Wai Huruhurumanawa. Huruhuru = aerial roots. Manawa = mangroves.

Hutchinson New Lynn Named before 1927, after Alf Hutchinson, New Avenue Lynn Town Board commissioner (1910-1912). Source: Buffett, Peter. New Lynn Jubilee 1929- 1989, The History of New Lynn. Mentioned in Auckland Star 1927 https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/A S19270112.2.126 Hydra Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. A series of streets named after star signs. Hydra is a constellation named after the Greek mythological nine- headed monster slain by Hercules.

I Ian Place Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Ian Wells Track Nihotupu Named c.2000 after Ian Wells (1930-1999), a park ranger and member of Waiatarua Fire Brigade 1975-1996, Source: friend of Trevor Pollard. Titirangi Fire Brigade 50th Jubilee page55. Waitakere track names WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. Previously Wasleys Road. Source: page 51 of Waitakere City Part 2 Human Heritage http://www.waitakere.govt.nz/abtcit/ne/pdf/2011 /backgroundrpt-part2-humanheritage.pdf . Leads to disused auxiliary dam. Located between Piha Rd and Cutty Grass Track. From Piha Road, the Ian Wells Track follows an old access road to the (now empty) Nihotupu Auxiliary Dam, before it narrows and continues with some muddy patches and stream crossings to Cutty Grass Track. 1 hour. 2.4kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Ian%20Wells%20Track

Illana Place Ranui Named between 1961 and April 1975. Imelda Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Imperial Place McLaren Park Named between 1975-1986. Henderson Inaka Place Wood Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = whitebait Incline Track Named before 2014. From Nihotupu Dam Road wide track crosses Nihotupu Stream then climbs steadily, then very steeply to meet grassy track bypassing Hauler Tunnel on Nihotupu Tramline. Large, squat kauri marks top of incline. Surface slippery in places. Track follows level grade to and along tramline, then up short access drive to Greenwoods Corner on Scenic Drive. 3.2kms. 1 hour. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ara takivisitorcentre/track/Incline%20Track

Ingleby Place Kelston Named between 1961 and April 1975. Institute Lane New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. Located between Great North Road and Rankin Ave. Inver Street Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Scotch = mouth of a river. Ireland Place Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Iriquois Place Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of roads named after aircraft. Iriquois helicopter. Irongate Avenue Ranui Named 2014. Part of the Babich Hills subdivision. Babich Winery produced two Hawke’s Bay Irongate wines (a Chardonnay and a Cabernet Sauvignon blend) since the mid- 1980s from grapes grown at Hawkes Bay Gimblett Gravels ‘Irongate’ vineyard. Isabel Drive Henderson Valley Named between 1975-1991. Isitt Road Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. RNZAF airbase was here. Sir Leonard Isitt (1891-1976) was the first Commanding Officer of RNZAF. Islington Avenue New Lynn Named 1917. In 1937 iIslington Street was described as 18 chains long, with 14 residences and named 20 years before (1917) after Lord Islington, the NZ Governor General 1910-12 who granted New Lynn town board status. Ixia Street Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. J Jacinta Grove Ranui Swanson Named between 1975-1991. Located off Birdwood Road. Jack Seabrook Whenuapai Named c2018. Road Jack Smyth Court Massey Named between 2008-2012. Jadewynn Drive Massey East Named between 1991-2008. Jaemont Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961. James Laurie Henderson, Glendene Named 7/8/1973. Previously Grange Road. Street Located off View Rd. Pioneer settler James Laurie had a brickworks on the Whau 1863- 1919. James Scott Place Glendene Named between 1975-1991. Jammen Drive Massey Named between 2008-2012. Located off Mantra Road. Jane Maree Road Huapai Formed 2018. Part of the Nobilo Winery Estate subdivision. Janet Clews Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Janet Clews was Glen Eden Borough's first woman councillor in 1963 and Mayor of Glen Eden 1983-89, Companion of the NZ Order of Merit 2010. Janet Place Laingholm Named late 1940s. Janet was one of the daughters of Mr Fawcett, lawyer to the Estate.

Jarrah Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Part of a collection of roads named after paint colours on B.A.L.M. Paints colour chart. Javelin Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Jays Road Woodlands Park Named before 1961 Titirangi Jefferey Reeve Henderson North Named between 1991-2008. Possibly Jefferey Crescent James Reeve (1926-1999. Buried at Matamata) or Dr Jefferey Reeve (alive in 2018)

Jelicich Court Henderson Named between 1991-2008. Jenelin Road Glendene Named 28 January 1971, as part of Neil Construction's Glendene Farm subdivision. Jenner Road Glen Eden Named between 1961 -1968. Name changed to Kashmir St in February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77.

Jever Place Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Jezero Drive Massey Named c 2012. Located off Don Buck Road. Jillian Drive Ranui Named between 1961 and April 1975. John F. Kennedy Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. The contractors Place Green and MacCahill put in a lot of roads around Glen Eden Mr Green was of Irish extraction and he suggested the name Bayybunion for what is John F. Kennedy Place, but the Council resisted. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77.

John Mc Leod's Henderson Named October 1913 by Waitemata County Road Council to honour 'Shepherd' John McLeod who was manager of Henderson's Mill farm. Alec MacLeod formed this road using a horse drawn scoop before 1913. (see Dingle Rd) Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 20 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Changed to McLeod Road after 1927.

John Street Henderson Named before 1900, after John Macfarlane who was brother-in-law of Thomas Henderson in the firm of Henderson & Macfarlane. Name changed to Pioneer Street 7/8/1973. John Street Te Atatu Named before 1961. Changed. John Webster Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Place Jonathon Street Henderson, Western Named before 1961. Named after the apple Heights (1968 HBC, 8/28, p 385) Changed to Statesman Street on 7/8/1973. Jonker Road Waitakere Named before 1991. Located off Wairere Road. The Jonker family established a 540 acre farm at Puketotara in 1924 (source www.jonkersfarm.co.nz) Views to the west and east coast. Used for film settings. Jonkers Rock and Jonkers Stream were named after Rupe Jonkers, who settled in this area at Bethells Beach in 1923 (source Graeme Murdoch). The Jonkers family still farm Puketotara today. Source: page 186, Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Joseph Kokich Ave Swanson Named 2018. Road under subdivision 2018. see Geomaps Joseph McDonald Whenuapai Named 2018. Under construction 2018. Drive Josh Road Huapai Named before 2018. Joyce Place Glendene Named between 2008-2012. Jubaea Place Henderson Named about 1993. Jubaea is the botanical name of a palm. Jubilee Walk Cornwallis Named before 2011. From the bus parking area off Pine Avenue, the Jubilee Walk is an easy gravel walk following coastal cliffs before rejoining Pine Avenue near the park gate. The walk continues across the road and follows easy grade to the car parking area at the end of Pine Ave. 1.8kms. 1 hour 15 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/cor nwallis/track/Jubilee%20Walk Judith Place Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975 Juliana Way Glendene Named between 1991-2008. Juneau Place Glendene Named between 1975-1991. Justin Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. K Kahala Place Hobsonville Named between 1991-2008. Kahikatea Place Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Kaikomako Street New Lynn Named after a variety of tree. Changed Kaikoura Street Sunnyvale, Te Atatu Named between 1961 and April 1975. NZ South Shipping Company steamer. Kaitarakihi Road Huia The road to Kaitarakihi Bay and to Spragg Memorial. Kaitarakihi Point. Maori: kai = food. Tarakihi = species of fish. Kakamatua Beach Cornwallis Named before 2011. From the parking area Walk beside the Kakamatua Stream bridge on Huia Road, Kakamatua Beach Walk is a level walk to the sandy beach at the head of the tidal inlet. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/cor nwallis/track/Kakamatua%20Beach%20Walk Originally Te Kakamatua, it was named by Te Kawerau a Maki in 1836, upon their return to the Waitakere Ranges. The name remembers their pa Te Kakawhakaara, atop Te Tokamatua at Karekare, which had been destroyed by a Ngapuhi raid in 1825. Source: page 194, Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010.

Kakamatua Inlet Cornwallis Named before 2014. From Cornwallis Road, Track Kakamatua Inlet Track is a steep, clay track leading down to the Kakamatua Inlet. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/cor nwallis/track/Kakamatua%20Inlet%20Track Kakamatua Ridge Huia Named before 2014. Kakamatua Ridge Track Track climbs undulating ridge from Farley Track to Parau Track. 1.2kms. 30 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Kakamatua%20Ridge%20Track Kamara Road Glen Eden Named Feb 1969. Previously Campbell Road. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Kapiko Road Waitakere ? Named before 1961, but gone by 1975. Kaponga Crescent New Lynn Named 1 March 1969. Previously Bellevue Crescent. A variety of tree fern Karaka Road Whenuapai Named c1911. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road Karaka Street New Lynn Dedicated by Waitemata County Council August 1916 Auckland Star. Part of the Kelston Estate. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19160811.2.21 . Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. In 1937 it was described as 14 chains long, with 11 residences and named 15 years before (1922) In an area originally dominated by the names of native trees. Karamatura Loop Huia Named before 2011. good track surface and Walk reasonable gradients making it a suitable walk for families during most seasons. It is recommended that this circular walk be done in an anti-clockwise direction. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Karamatura%20Loop%20Walk Karamatura Track Huia Named before 2014. From the junction of Tom Thumb Track and Karamatura Loop Walk, the Karamatura Track climbs steeply over a short distance before descending to White Stream (branch to Karamatura Falls). It then ascends a steep, zig-zag section to spur which climbs easily to Donald McLean Track. 1 hour. 2kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Karamatura%20Track Karamu Street Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. NZ native shrub Coprosma species. Karapiti Place Glen Eden South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Named Titirangi Karapati Place by 2012. Kare Kare Road Piha Originally a bridle path in the 1870s put in by farming brothers John and Silas Shaw. Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1954. Maori: Karekare = rippling surf. The basin between the beach and the hills was the site of the Maori settlement of Te Marae o Mana. Karemoana Drive Te Atatu Peninsula Named c2002. Part of the Waimanu Bay subdivision formed at the end of 2002. Karen Road Laingholm Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Originally Richards Road. Karepo Crescent Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Maori = sea grass. Karepo = Maori for grape according to Roger Evans because the road was built on the site of Frank Bray's vineyard. Karina Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Karo Place Glendene Named 28 January 1971, as part of Neil Construction's Glendene Farm subdivision. Karo = Pittosporum crassifolium Kashmir Road Glen Eden South Named February 1969. Previously named Titirangi Jenner Rd. Part of a series of Indian street names. Mountain state in Northern . Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Kasia Close Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Katrina Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Kaumatua Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = elder. Kauri Grove Track Named before 2014 after the kauri trees growing here. Located off Piha Rd. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg Kauri Grove Track leaves Piha Road and traverses remnant kauri forest, continues around the headwaters of Glen Esk Stream and descends easily to Ussher Cross. The track then heads to the top of Kitekite Falls, beside the site of the old driving dam. It then crosses the stream to Connect Track. 3kms. 1hour 15mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Kauri%20Grove%20Track Kauri Loop Road Oratia Noted as Kauri Road by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Named Kauri Loop Road between 1975-1991. Kauri Point Road Laingholm Named 1912. In 1937 Kauri Park Road was described as 20 chains long, with 12 residences and named 25 years before (1912) The road ran to a grove of kauri at a reserve at Taumatarea Point. Kauri Road Kaurilands Kauri Road, Kaurilands, was changed to Westridge Road in October 1935. Kauri Road Whenuapai Named c1911. Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road. NZ native tree Agathis australis . Kauri Road Titirangi Named before 1920. Changed to Titirangi Beach Road. Source: photo at WARC, Bishop collection TAB-P-0397

Kauri Street New Lynn Named before 1930. From 1 March 1969 renamed Hetana Street. Kaurilands Road Titirangi Drawn on 1906 map. Formation, metalling and culvert construction: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Noted as Kauriland Road by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Massive kauri trees in the area were recognised by the earlier name of Okaurirahi, lit. Place of large kauri. Source: page 199, Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Kaurimu Rise Konini - Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Maori = 'kau' to float, 'rimu', a log Kawai Rise Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Kawaka Street Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. NZ cedar Libocedrus plumosa . Kaweka Street New Lynn Named 1 March 1969. Previously Ngaio Street.

Kay Crescent Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Air Vice-Marshal Cyril Easton Kay was Chief of Air Staff from 1955-58. Kay Road Swanson Named between 1975-1980. Formed before 1940 between Waitakere Rd and McEntee Rd. Thomas and Amy Kay came to their farm in Swanson from Ellerslie in June 1916. Their property was on Main Road, (now known as Waitakere Road). Thomas Kay farmed the 50 acre property, with his son Alan, until his death in 1926. Source: Rugged Determination, p139- 140. WCC balefill dump was located at the Taupaki end in the 1960s. Kayle Glen West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Kearney Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Kedgley Drive West Harbour Named between 1975-1991 as a proposed paper road, and later used as a private accessway. Located opposite West gate shopping centre as far as what later became Rua Road. When construction started in 2014 the name changed to Tahi Road. Keegan Drive Massey West Named between 1961-1972 Keeling Road Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Reginald Alfred Keeling (1904-1991) was Mayor of Henderson Borough c1969-75. Previously Domain Rd, the road to Plumer Domain. Kelkirk Street Kelston Henderson Named before 1961. Kellett Road Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Kelly's Ridge Road Te Atatu Renamed McLeod Road from 18 December 1958. Kellys Road Oratia Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Andrew Kelly (1818- 1907) obtained a Crown Grant in 1854 and bought extra land at Oratia which he cleared of forest and farmed. Kelman Road Kelston Named before 1961. Kelston Estate New Lynn Plans of the Kelston Junior Estate at New Lynn advertised in Auckland Star Sept 1921. Plans for construction of three new roads by E.B.Brown at Kelston Estate New Lynn in Feb 1926 http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19260227.2.138 Kelston Plaza Te Atatu Name lapsed by April 1975. Kelvin Crescent Te Atatu Peninsula Named 1961 after Jim Gill’s brother Kelvin who was known to everyone as Jack and lived on the Peninsula all his life. He died at 89 and was a wonderful character who “built half of Henderson”, through his construction company Bonner Gill. See Gill Ave and Mayburn Ave for more on this subdivision. Kelwyn Road Kelston Named before 1961. Kemp Road Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Gregor Alexander Kempt owned land on lot 3 from 1939 onwards. He later sold and on subdivision his name was misspelt, the final 't' being omitted. Street Names of Auckland by J.Davenport. Kennedys Road Whenuapai Named between 1961 and April 1975. Kereru Street Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Previuosly Kotare Street. Located off Newington Rd. NZ native wood pigeon. Kerlin Crescent West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Kerr Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1952-1964 after John Kerr who owned the farm in the early 1940s. Previously Kervil, and then reverted to Kervil again (Waitakere City records dated 27 November 1964) Keru Place Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Kervil Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1952. It became Kerr Avenue after 1952, and then reverted to Kervil again after 1964 (Waitakere City records) Kessel-Way Court Ranui Named between 1991-2005. Private accessway. Part of Westvale Ave subdivision. Kevin Court Kelston Named between 1991-2008. Khaleel Place Western Heights Named between 1986-1988. Located off Henderson Vintage Drive. Khaleel was second son of A.A.Corban and father of Mayor Assid.K.Corban. Kiernan Place Kelston Named between 1961 and April 1975. Kilcar Place Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Killygordon Place Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Kilmarnock Ranui Named between 1991-2005. Part of Westvale Avenue Ave subdivision. Kingdale Road Lincoln Henderson Named before 1959. Located off Pomaria Rd. Geomaps aerial photo 1959. Extended much later. Kingsway Road Herald Island Named about1961. This causeway was built in 1958, opposite Road. Kinross Street Ran from Blockhouse Bay Road to Connell Street. Extended to Portage Road c.1939, source Green Bay/Chamley tapes WAHS Kintara Drive Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Kinvig Place Ranui Named between 1975-1991, after Mr Kinvig whose orchard at Sturges Road was named 'Te Ranui'. Kirby Street Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Kirrie Avenue Te Atatu South Named c1958-60 after Christine Strid, mother of Bill Strid. The Strid land was bought for development by Ronald Neale in 1958. Kitekite Track Piha Named before 2000. Beginning at the car park, Kitekite Track follows the Glen Esk Stream up to the fantastic Kitekite Falls (a great spot for cooling off during the summer months - pack a towel!). Though it has a few hill sections, overall the track should be achievable by most people and even has a few seats along the way to allow you to take a breather. The track surface is mostly gravel and level with few roots to trip you up, making it a great run if you are camping at the Piha campground. The level and wide lower section also makes for a great night walk, provided you take a torch. There are numerous glow worms on the stream banks and with luck you may spot an eel or two. A section of the track also combines with the Byers Walk to form a great short loop telling the story of the valley and its flora and fauna. 1.8kms. 45 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Kitekite%20Track

Kitewaho Road Swanson Named before 1961. Anthony Petrie named the roads in the locality – Awhiorangi Promenade, Rangimarie, Puketahu, Kitewaho — after much research on his part. Source Window on Swanson page 149. Kittyhawk Way Hobsonville Named 2013. Part of the Hobsonville Point subdivision. Kittyhawk planes were used at Whenuapai during WWII Knox Road Swanson Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Robert Knox (1864- 1943) took over the general store on the corner of Knox and Swanson Roads in 1902. Knutzen Track Waitakere Ranges Named before 1960. Formed to give a round trip to Kitekite Falls, Piha. Named after the foreman of the Kauri milling team. Some sources credit Knutzen with designing the unique hauler system which enabled kauri logs to be transported out of the steep sided valleys. His name appears often in turn of the century writings.Source A. D. Mead. WAHS NL 141. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg Kohara Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Located at Waimanu Bay. Kohekohe Street New Lynn Named 11 July 1955. This indigenous tree is found throughout the Waitakeres. Kohia Way Huapai Named before 2018. Kohu Road Titirangi Named 1985. Previously View Road to 29 August 1985. Kokiri Street Glendene Named before 1961. Maori Kona Crescent Lincoln Henderson Named between 1991-2008. Konini Road Kaurilands Titirangi Named 1920. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 April 1920 as being under construction on the Kaurilands estate. Name formally suggested 10 July 1934 Kopapaka Henderson Name on early maps for the stream that runs to Henderson's Mill Kopi Place Massey East Named between 1975-1986. Maori = karaka tree or enclosed. Kopiko Road Titirangi Named between 1975-1991. Kopuru road Whenuapai Named 2018. Under construction 2018. Kora Avenue Ranui Named 2003. Part of a subdivision on the corner of Ranui Station Road and Metcalf Road, approved late 2002. Koraha Road Huapai, Kumeu Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road. Koromiko Road Kaurilands Titirangi Named 1922. In 1937 Koromiko Street was described as 24 chains long, with 17 residences and named 15 years before (1922) This native Hebe shrub is found throughout the Waitakeres. Koromiko Street New Lynn Named between 1935-1943. This indigenous Hebe is found throughout the Waitakeres Kotare Streeet Henderson Named about 1946. Changed to Kereru Street 7/8/1973. Located off Newington Rd. Kotinga Ave Glen Eden South Named between 1975-1991. Maori = boundary line. Kotuku Street Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Maori = white heron. Kowhai Road Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Kowhai Road Whenuapai Named c1911. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Located off Puriri RdMaori = yellow, Sophora spp.

Kowhai Street New Lynn Dedicated by Waitemata County Council August 1916 Auckland Star. Part of the Kelston Estate. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19160811.2.21 . Noted as Kowhai Road by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925 and 17 February 1928, a 5th class road. Described in 1937 as 15 chains long, with 6 residences and named 15 years before (1922) Name changed to Hinekohu Street from 1 March 1969. Kuaka Place New Lynn Named 1 March 1969. Previously Manawa Place. Maori = godwit migratory bird. Kuataika Track Aawhata Named before 2011. From Anawhata Road, Kuataika Track crosses Anawhata Farm then descends steeply through bush to cross Anawhata Stream. The track then climbs very steeply to open ridge which it follows down to Kuataika Stream. From here, the track climbs continuously, past Kuataika Trig, and along undulating ridge to Wainamu Junction. 2 hours 15 mins. 5.2kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/an awhataregionalpark/track/Kuataika%20Track Kuawa Drive Huapai Named before 2018. Kukupa Road Sunnyvale Henderson Named between 1991-1999. Kumeu Station Kumeu Named c1880. Formed 1926 Access Road http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19260227.2.138 Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 4th class road. Kumeu-Brighams County Council fascined this road in 1884 at Creek Road the cost of 30/- a chain. Even in Sinton's time, horses were nearly buried to the girth in mud Kupe Avenue Whenuapai Named between 1938-1955 as part of RNZAF base. Kura Track Whatipu Named before 2014. ou can start the Kura Track from Whatipu and walk uphill to the road, or start at Whatipu Road and walk down to Whatipu. There is a place to park your car at either end. From Whatipu, the track starts before you get to Whatipu Lodge. You'll see a stile and signs. The track begins by crossing farmland before entering the bush. The track then meanders through the bush alongside Whatipu stream which you will cross four times in quick succession, so be prepared to get your feet wet. The track continues uphill through the bush to meet Puriri Ridge Track. From there you can either walk out to Whatipu Road (5 mins) or continue along Puriri Ridge Track. If you want to get back to Whatipu you can either walk back down the Kura Track or walk out to Whatipu Road and begin the Omanawanui Track which begins directly opposite the road. This is a popular day trip for many trampers. Though the direction you do the circuit is up to you, on a hot summer day it can be nice to take the Omanawanui Track up and use the more shaded Kura Track as a way to keep cool on the afternoon return to your car. If you start Kura Track from the top at Whatipu Road, you need to take the Puriri Ridge Track for 5 mins L to get to the Kura Track (not signposted from La Rosa Street Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Local family surname. La Trobe Track Waitakere Named between 1961 and April 1975. The track is on the boundary of a block of land which was aquired for the Park from the LaTrobes. The track is a former bush worker's track between Karekare and the Lone Kauri road. WAHS NL 147. Family surname. From Lone Kauri Road, down a gravel access road, La Trobe Track starts on the right and follows along a ridge between Company and Karekare streams. The track eventually descends steeply the north side of the ridge across Murdoch Stream and winds down to Karekare Road, 100m north of the parking area. 3kms. 1 hour 30 mins. Closed due to kauri die-back in 2013. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/kar ekare/track/La%20Trobe%20Track

Lacebark Court Kaurilands Titirangi Named between 1975-1991. Lagoon Way West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Laingfield Terrace Laingholm Titirangi Named between 1975-1991. Laingholm Drive Laingholm Titirangi Named before 1961. Previously Alton Drive running from Fawcett Rd to Sandys Parade. Renamed Laingholm Drive when it was extended to include the old Laings Rd at Landing Rd. George and John Laing had farms in the district from 1845. The original name for the area was Roseneath. Marshall Laing (1860- 1940) was one of the sons of George Laing who farmed the valley of Big Muddy Creek, now Laingholm. Marshal was a member of the Waitemata County Council for 21 years. Source: Street Names of Auckland by J.Davenport. Maori name for Laingholm beach is Ruatuna. Source: page 194, Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Laingrange Place Laingholm Titirangi Named between 1991-2008. Laings Road Laingholm Named before 1928. Laing Road noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Ran from Landing Road to Laing's farm and included todays Ewing Road. George and John Laing had farms in the district from 1845. The original name for the area was Roseneath. Traces of the original Laings Road may be seen along the creek side of Laingholm Drive. Source: Disused vehicle roads, Page 69, Historic Archaeological sites by Hayward and Diamond 1978

Laird Thompson Piha Named before 1991. Named after bach owner Track who generously gave land or easements to facilitate access between Piha, whites Bat and anawhata. WAHS NL 150. From the northern end of Piha Beach, Laird Thompson Track ascends steeply to the saddle of Te Waha Point. A short side track to the left leads to a lookout with views of Piha and Whites Beach (5 min). The main track continues from Te Waha Point saddle up the ridge and along a short length of private drive to Rose Track. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Laird%20Thomson%20Track

Lake Panorama Western Heights Named between 2000-2008. Part of the Lake Drive Henderson Panorama subdivision. Lake Wainamu Bethells Waitakere Named before 2000. Onepunui is the extensive Track sand dune beside Lake Wainamu. Source: page 286, Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. From the carpark on Bethells Road, by the bridge crossing Waiti Stream, Lake Wainamu Track follows the shallow stream along easy grade to Lake Wainamu outlet, then skirts around the northern side of the lake, and crosses Wainamu Stream by a small waterfall. The track circles further around the lake to the boundary fence. 4kms. 1 hour 15mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/teh engabethells/track/Lake%20Wainamu%20Trac k

Lancewood Wood Bay Titirangi Named before 1961. Avenue Landing Road Laingholm Titirangi Named before 1943. Possibly Wharf Road earlier. Landmark Drive Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Harbour View area. Landow Place McLaren Park Named between 1975-1991. Henderson Landscape Avenue Glen Eden Named before 1961. Changed to Roland Hill Avenue after the first Post Master from February 1969 to avoid confusion with Landscape Ave in Mt Eden. Landsdale Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Lanham Lane Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Lanier Place Glendene Named between 1975-1991. Lantana Road Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Evergreen flowering shrub. Lantern Court Western Heights Named between 1991-1999. Located off Henderson Hillwell Drive. Larissa Avenue Lincoln Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Larmer Drive Huapai Named before 2018. Larnoch Road Lincoln Henderson The proposed road is shown on 1888 map DP670 (See Timespanner map on Pomaria Estate.) but the road was not formed until c.1959, at the same time as Alan Avenue (Source: Geomaps 1959 aerial photo.) Named as part of the Pomaria orchard development c1889, William Larnoch was a Dunedin based politician, a financier with interests in the northern timber trade. Source: Street names of Auckland by J. Davenport. Lasque Place Glen Eden Named between 1991-2008. Laura Street Kelston Named before 1961. Lavelle Road Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Previously Matai Rd. Located off View Rd. P.O.Directory lists Rev Lavelle (P) at Henderson from 1946. Father Lavelle was a Catholic priest at Holy Cross Church on the corner of Matai/View Rds. Lawson's Road Massey Named before 1912, passing through allotments 154/9 from the Great North Rd (now Don Buck Rd) to Henderson’s Creek. Changed to Royal Rd by 1925. John Lawson bought 52 acres at Lawson's Creek (now part of Moire Park) from Henderson & Macfarlane in 1855 but the title was not given until 1877. Lawson was assaulted on his land in 1866 (see paperspast) Lazurite Drive Massey North Named c2001. Part of Rush Creek subdivision. Many roads here named after precious stones.

Leafield Crescent Western Heights Named between 1999-2008. Part of the Lake Henderson Panorama subdivision. Leamington Road Glen Eden Named before 1961, it was absorbed into Evans Road from February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. Legacy Drive McLaren Park Named between 1991-2008. Henderson Lemnos Place Titirangi North Named between 1961 and April 1975. Greek island. Lendic Avenue Henderson, Named between 1975-1986. Located off Border Henderson Valley Rd. Leo Street Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of roads in this area named after star-signs. Leo = lion Lesa Annis Place Western Heights Named between 1986-9. Located off Vintage Henderson Drive. Lesa was the wife of Annis Corban, son of A.A.Corban. Lester Street Hobsonville Named between 2008-2012. Located off Buckley Avenue. Levy Road Glen Eden William Levy was a nurseryman settler in this area of Glen Eden in the 1880s. Levy Rd became Woodlands Rd and from February 1969 Woodglen Road. On the same date Bellevue Rd was changed to Levy Rd to preserve the link to the settler's family name. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Lewis Younie Road Huapai Named 14 March 2016. Part of subdivision at 215 Matua Road, Huapai. Name of fallen soldier from the area who served in , in honour of it being the 100th anniversary of World War I .

Lex Avenue Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1943 and 1961. Libra Street Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of roads in this area named after star-signs. Libra = set of scales, justice. Lilburn Crescent Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Lilley Terrace Whenuapai Named 2018. Under construction 2018. Limeburners Close Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Private Accessway. Lincoln Garden Lincoln Henderson Named between 1991-2008. Close Lincoln Park Massey West Named before 1961. Runs between Waimumu Avenue Rd and Triangle Rd and was the driveway to John Henry Colwill's house. His house was where the Mormon Church now stands. Lincoln Road Henderson, Lincoln Named c1888 (see www.timespanner article) after the Lincoln Estate orchard development which adjoined the Pomaria Estate. Robert Cranwell, one of the syndicate selling the Pomaria Estate, came from Lincolnshire, England. The Earl of Lincoln was Secretary of State for the Colonies. The road existed from 1866 at least, when Thomas Henderson sold a farm at the end of the area to a man named Shortt, and the road served as a right-of-way connecting Shortt's farm to the Great North Road if required. It wasn't named Shortt's Road, however. Nor was it named Duncan's Road, after that buyer along the frontage in 1878. Nor Hudson's Road, after another major landowner there. The road went as far as todays Daytona Road in 1906. Extension to Lincoln Rd bridge (today's Triangle Rd bridge) was commenced in 1916 according to a the plaque on the bridge, but was completed in 1917 (NZ Herald, 10 November 1917, Page 5, see WAHS newsletter 362, Jan 2015) and the road was extended to Don Buck Road by 1928. (see Lincoln Park Ave) Most of this extension was renamed Triangle Road after 1961 when the North-Western Motorway went through. Lincoln Road now ends at the North-Western Links Road New Lynn NamedMotorway. before 1975-89 1930, streetnumbers it is near the Titirangi 1-55+2-44 Golf Links Club. Lion Rock Track Piha Named before 2014. From the beach near the Lion’s tail, this track ascends up his back to a grassy lookout on his shoulders. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Lion%20Rock%20Track Liverpool Street Glen Eden Named before 1961, for the origin of local Liverpool immigrants. Renamed Tahi Terrace from February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Lockington Ave Western Heights Named between 1999-2006. Located off Henderson Espalier Drive. John (Jack) Lockington, ex Air Force. Source Roy Milam 2009. Lockington Green is a playground near the Sturges Road railway station. Lockyer road Huapai Named before 2018. Loft Lane Huapai Named before 2018. Log Race Road Piha Possibly formed when the kauri mill tramline ran between Piha and Karekare 1912-21. Located off Te Ahuahu Rd. Named between 1961 and April 1975. London Street Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. English city. Lone Kauri Road Karekare Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1954. Lone Tree Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Harbour View. Long Road Waitakere Valley Gone by 1978. It went from Wairere Road through Bethells Road to Smythe corner and Simla. Source: Disused vehicle roads, Page 69, Historic Archaeological sites by Hayward and Diamond 1978 Long Road Track Waitakere Named before 1978. Long Road Track provides a key link to many other tracks in the Cascades area. While following an old road may sound dull in comparision to some of the 'big name tracks' like the Auckland City Walk, Long Road Track is also a great walk in itself, especially with the recent upgrade work to improving the surface in stages. For those with a bit more time to spare, a detour to the farms highest point (follow the hill to the west of the gate at the bushline) offers the reward of unrestricted views up and down the coastline. If you are planning on watching the sunset, take a torch just in case (and a jacket or blanket as it can be cold up there). This is a working farm so please leave all gates as you find them. 4.2kms. 1 hour 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Cascades%20Long%20Road%20 Track Longbill Place Glendene Te Atatu Named between 1961 and April 1975. South Longburn Road Lincoln Henderson Named before 1959. Located off Pomaria Rd. Extended to Rathgar Rd in 1959. Geomaps aerial photo 1959. Longbush Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Harbour View. Longfellow Parade Konini Titirangi Named between 1975-1991. After the poet? Longreach Drive Sunnyvale Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Longview Rise Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Lookout Drive Laingholm Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Also known as the Crescent. Lorena Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Lori Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Loughanure Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Louise Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Lover's Lane Glen Eden Formed from a walking track that joined Woodglen Rd and Glendale Rd. From February 1969 renamed Woodvale Road. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. Lowell Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Lower Kauri Track Waitakere Ranges Named before 2000. From Upper Kauri Track, the Lower Kauri Track descends gently through kauri grove, over undulating ground and across two streams; then ascends steeply to the ridge with mature kauri before reaching Long Road Track. 1.9kms. 45mins. Track was closed from 21 October 2013 for an indefinite period of time, to allow Kauri Dieback research to take place. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Lower%20Kauri%20Track Lower Nihotupu Huia Named before 2000. This is a section of private Dam Road Watercare Services road open to pedestrian public. It runs from the Pipeline Track to the Hamilton Track. 1.3kms. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Lower%20Nihotupu%20Dam%20Road

Lowtherhurst Road Massey East Named before 1961.

Luanda Drive Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Luanda = capital of Angola in Africa. Lucerne Road Laingholm Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Name changed to Warner Park Ave by 1975. Lucienne Drive Ranui Named between 1991-2008. Lucinda Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Luckens Road West Harbour Shown on 1906 map. Noted by the Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Named after the landowner and potter. Joined up to Marina View Drive before 1991. Lucy Cranwell Piha Named before 1977 after botanist Lucy Track Cranwell. It adjoins the Marguerite Track which was the name chosen by A.D. Mead. These two are part of a route especially selected for botanical interest. Source: WAHS NL 144. Located off Piha Road. WAHS newsletter 329 page 4, Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg

Lumino Lane Henderson North Named between 1991-2008. Located off Rakich Place. Luna Place Western Heights Named between 2000-2008. Part of the Lake Henderson Panorama subdivision. Lupetti Rise West Harbour Named between 1991-2008. Luxor Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Lydford Place Glendene Te Atatu Named between 1961 and April 1975. South Lyndhurst Road Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Lynton Road Glen Eden Named c.1926. Lyndon Road Estate was advertised as a new road in 1926 running between Pleasant Rd, Glen Eden and Croyden Rd, New Lynn. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi- bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=AS1926101 6.2.15.2&srpos=21&e=--1925---1926--10--21---- 2pleasant+road+glen+eden-- Named Lynton Rd before 1961. Renamed Eastglen Road from February 1969. Lynview Lane Kelston Named between 1991-2008. Lynwood Road Kelston Named 1917. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925. In 1937 Linwood Road was described as 66 chains long, with 32 residences and named 20 years before (1917) to form a boundary road between New Lynn and Glen Eden Boroughs M MacKenzie Street Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Located off Vodanovich Rd. Mackie's Rest Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928, as the start of the Titirangi-Brooklyn Road, a 5th class road. The Beveridge Track (opened 2012) is a continuation of Exhibition Drive from Mackie's Rest. See WAHS newsletter March 2012. MacLeod's Road Henderson Alec MacLeod formed the road before 1913 from Great North Rd to the Whau using a horse drawn scoop. He lived on this road but it was signposted Dingle Rd in 1913, much to his annoyance. The road was named John McLeod's Rd in 1913 but later changed to McLeod Road after 1927. Macrocarpa Place Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Madden Avenue Huapai Named before 2018. Madigan Place Glendene Named between 1975-1991. Magdalen Place West Harbour Named between 1961 and April 1975. A series of streets named after English University colleges. Magnolia Way Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Mahina Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Mahoe Road Titirangi Beach Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1954. Maori = whitey-wood Main Road Waipareira Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928. Changed. Mako Street Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Makora Road Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = red-billed gull. Malam Street Glen Eden Named Feb 1969. Previously Waima Road. John Malam set up a brick-making kiln here in 1861. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. Malbec Place Huapai Malmo Place Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Part of a series of roads named from BALM paint chart. Swedish seaport. Source: Street names of Auckland by J. Davenport. Mamari Road Whenuapai Named around June 1953, part of RNZAF base married quarters. May have been part of Totara Rd before the RNZAF airbase was built in 1938. 1928 map shows Mamari Rd intending to run from Spedding Road to Totara Rd. 1955 map shows Mamari Rd formed here but a gap in the middle. source page 61 Whenuapai by Christopher Neighbours. Manaia Street Whenuapai Named between 1938-1955 as part of RNZAF base. Manawa Road New Lynn Named 23 October 1956. Changed to Kuaka Place from 1 March 1969. Manhatten Heights Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Mansion Court West Harbour Named between 1991-2008. Mantra Road Massey Named between 2008-2012. Near Massey High School. Manui Place Sunnyvale Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = 'ma' stream, 'nui' large. Manuka Road Waima Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = Leptospermum or tea tree. Manuka Street New Lynn Manuka Road noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928, a 5th class road. Named after the indigenous tree Leptospermum . Changed. Manukau Bar View Whatipu Named before 2011. short, level walk along a Walk gravel track from Whatipu Road to the view of the Manukau Harbour entrance and bar. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Manukau%20Bar%20View%20Walk Manukau Timber Named before 2014. starts at the carpark Company Heritage beside Huia Settlers Museum and follows the Trail fenceline to the foreshore. Follow the orange trail markers across farmland, rising to a gate on the bush edge, then descend to the beach (Hinge Bay). The track follows grass terrace westwards, then rises to a junction. Take the right hand fork and emerge on Huia Road. Pass through the small gate and cross the paddock back to the start. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Manukau%20Timber%20Company%20 Heritage%20Trail Maori Bay Muriwai Named before 1999. Name changed to Walkway Maukatia Bay.

Maple Lane Huapai Named before 2008. Marbella Drive Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Marewa Street Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Margan Avenue New Lynn Named before 1914, Auckland Star, 21 March 1914, Page 5. after a New Lynn Town Board commissioner from 1910, contractor in the 1950s. A number of new dwellings were erected her c.1926: https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/A S19260525.2.136?items_per_page=10&query= palmer+nurserymen&sort_by=byDA.rev&title=A LG%2CAS%2CDSC%2CKWE%2CNZH%2CN Z%2CTO%2CPWT%2CROTWKG&type=ARTI CLE%2CILLUSTRATION Margaret Street Glen Eden Renamed Margaret Porter St, then later renamed Claridge St in February 1969. Marguerita Place Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991 as Marguerita Terrace. Located off Wisely Road, near Limeburners Bay. Marguerite Track Piha Named before 1977 after a distinguished botanist Marguerite Crookes. Part of a route selected for botanical interest. Source: WAHS NL 144. Arthur Mead lobbied for the name but it has shortened by 2014. WAHS newsletter 329 page 4, Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg Marguerite Track links Home Track with Kauri Grove Track. The track crosses two streams in the headwaters of Glen Esk Valley and edges around intervening spurs with some mature kauri. 2.3kms. 1 hour 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Marguerite%20Track

Mariana Place Konini Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Marie Crescent Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Marina View Drive Waest Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Marine Parade Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Marine Parade Piha Named between 1961 and April 1975. Listed as Marine Parade North and Marine Parade South before 1991. Mariners Road Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Marinich Drive Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Runs off Swanson Road to the creek at the back of Ranui School.

Marinich Drive Ranui Named 2003. Part of a subdivision on the South corner of Ranui Station Road and Metcalf Road, approved late 2002 which started at Ranui Station Rd and extended to the creek at the back of Ranui School. Marlborough Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Crescent Marlene Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Marlin Street West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Martin Jugum Lane Ranui Named between 1991-2005 after a local vinegrower who ran Star Vineyards on Metcalfe Rd near the boundary of the main railway line.

Martin Place Kelston Named between 1961 and April 1975. Mary Street Henderson Named in 1881 to honour Thomas Henderson's daughter Mary. Renamed Dora St on 7/8/1973.

Mason Street New Lynn Named around June 1955, likely after H.G. Rex Mason, the local Labour MP for Waitakere, and at times cabinet minister from 1926 to 1966.

Massey Massey Named after Sir William Ferguson Massey (1856-1925) NZ Prime Minister 1912-25. Matai New Lynn Named 1917. Matai Street noted by Waitemata Avenue/Road County on 17 February 1928, a 5th class road. In 1937 it was described as 24 chains long, with two business premises and four residences, and named 20 years before (1917) From 1 March 1969 renamed as Rankin Avenue. Maori = native black pine tree Matai Road Henderson Named before 1973. Name changed to Lavelle Road 7/8/1973. Maori = native black pine tree Matama Road Glen Eden South Named Feb 1969. Previously Connell Road. All the roads surrounding Nandana Drive had their names changed to an Indian theme. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Matau Rise Te Atatu Peninsula Named c2002. Part of the Waimanu Bay subdivsion formed at the end of 2002. Originally, incorrectly sign posted as Matua Rise. Matipo Road Te Atatu Peninsula Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 47 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Named on 1931 map. Matisse Drive West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of roads named after famous artists. Matua Road Huapai Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road. Matuhi Rise Henderson Named c1980. Located off Edmonton Rd, linking to Duncan Ave. Maori name for the native fern bird. Maui Street New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1961. Legendary father of the Maori people or Maui Pomare (1876-1930) MP 1911-30 Maukatia Bay Walk Muriwai Named c.2000. Previously Maori Bay. Walkway betweenMuriwai beach carpark and the carpark at Maukatia/Maori Bay. Maunder Place New Lynn Named in the late 1960s. Previously known as Ernest Maunder Place after a local Borough councillor. Maungaroa Piha Named before 2014. From midway along Glen Lookout Track Esk Road, Maungaroa Lookout Track leads across Piha Stream and ascends very steeply to Maungaroa Ridge. Near the top, a short track leads off to Kitenui Lookout. Just beyond the junction with Maungaroa Ridge Track, a second branch track goes to Maungaro Trig for views over Piha. The main track winds steeply down the other side of the ridge, crossing Wekatahi Stream twice, through a grove of nikau, and out to the end of Garden Road. 2.5kms. 1 hour. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Maungaroa%20Lookout%20Track

Maungaroa Ridge Piha Named before 2014. From McKenzie Junction, Track Maungaroa Ridge Track follows undulating ridge between Piha and Wekatahi Streams to Maungaroa Lookout Track. 2.2kms. 45mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Maungaroa%20Ridge%20Track Maurice Borich Henderson Named c1999. Located off Rathgar Rd. Place Mawney Road Lincoln Henderson Named before 1961. May Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961. May Street Henderson Within Henderson Town Board boundary near South Road (Bruce McLaren Rd). Should be spelled Mary St. Auckland Star 1928 https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/A S19281122.2.183 May Street New Lynn Named 1877. In 1937 it was described as five chains long, and named 60 years before (1877) It disappeared between 1943 and 1961 in favour of Olympic Park. Maybelle Place Kelston Named between 1961 and April 1975. Mayburn Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named 1960 after Jim Gill’s mother May, whose maiden name was Burn. See aerial photo on Te Atatu Peninsula Businessmens website for more Gill family history. Mayer Place Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Mayfair Place Lincoln, Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Originally Mayfair Drive until Clover Drive was formed after 1991.

Mayville Avenue New Lynn Named before 1930. Maywood Crescent Glen Eden West Named between 1975-1991.

McCahon Place Titirangi Named 2013. Located off Golf Road. Colin McCahon was a painter who lived at Titirangi. McCaw Ave Whenuapai Named 2018. Under construction 2018. McClintock Road Massey West Named before 1959. P.O.Directory lists Ivan McLintock, farmer at Massey from 1935. McCormick Road Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975.John McCormick was the first chairman of the local school committee in 1907. McCorquiddale New Lynn Named 2014. Located off Totara Avenue. Lane Surname of owner of hardware shop located at Totara Ave in the 1960s. McCrae Way New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. Private Accessway. Robert E. McCrae owned the Auckland Bus Company between 1933-1969. McEldowney Road Titirangi South Named before 1943. McElwains Lookout Anawhata Named before 1991. McElwain's were settlers Track who farmed near Anawhata Road junction with West Coast Rd. WAHS NL 150. From opposite the parking area along Anawhata Road, McElwain Lookout Track leads uphill along easy grade to a wooden lookout platform with steps (15 minutes), giving views of the upper Piha Valley and coast to Muriwai. The walk then descends easily on the opposite side to Quarry Track. 1km. 18 minutes. regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/anawhat aregionalpark/track/McElwain%20Lookout%20 Track

McElwains Road Waiatarua Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Located near Anawhata/Piha Road. Now the name of a track. McEntee Road Waitakere Formed by 1906. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as McEntee's Road, a 5th class road. McGillivray's Road New Lynn Formed 1907. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi- bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=AS1907082 8.2.115.8&srpos=9&e=-----1914--10--1---- 2scroggy+hill-- McKay Place Bethells Waitakere Named between 1961 and April 1975. McKean Road Whenuapai Named before 1955 after local landowner who ran a water distribution service. McKenzie Drive Nihotupu Named before 1961, but changed before April 1975. McKenzie Track Waitakere Ranges Named before 1960. Old timber logging track carrying the name of bushmen. Source A. D. Mead, WAHS NL 141. From a small clearing on the Piha Valley Track, McKenzie Track crosses the stream then ascends, steeply in places, to a ridge which it follows to McKenzie Junction. 1.1kms. 45mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/McKenzie%20Track McKinley Road Sunnyvale Named between 1961 and April 1975. McLachlan Cornwallis Named before 2000. From the parking area at Memorial Track the end of Cornwallis Road, the track leads through pines and regenerating bush up to the McLachlan Memorial. 9 minutes. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/cor nwallis/track/Monument%20Track McLaren Park - McLaren Park Named Sept 1995 (Western Leader 29 Sept) suburb Henderson Covers the area from Parrs Cross Rd in the south to the junction of Railside Ave and Bruce McLaren Rd in the north. Henderson Valley - Forest Hill Rds provide the western border and the Oratia Stream is the eastern extent. McLeod Road Henderson Te Atatu Alexander Nicholson (Alec) MacLeod formed South the road before 1913 from Great North Rd to the Whau using a horse drawn scoop. He lived on this road but it was named Dingle Rd on 27 June 1913, much to his annoyance. The road was named John McLeod's Rd on 24 October 1913 but was known locally as just McLeod Road. Ref: W.A.H.S. Newsletter Mar 2012. 1975-89 Numbers 1-43+2-50 within Henderson Borough. McLeod Road David Verran writes: Named after early settlers, before 18 December 1958 this was Kelly's Ridge Road. McNaughton Way New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. McWhirter Place New Lynn Named 1 March 1969, after New Lynn Borough councillor G. E. McWhirter (1941-1947). Previously Busby Street before March 1969.

McWhirters Farm Massey North Named c2012. Located off Westgate Drive. Lane McWhirter & Towers Builders Ltd. Meadow Crescent Glendene Named before 1961. Meadowcroft Way Henderson North Named between 1991-2008. Meadowvale Rise Kaurilands Titirangi Named between 1975-1991. Meilland Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Melview Place New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. Memorial Drive New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. Previously Memorial Square before 1991. Memorial Park Hobsonville Named c.2010. Located off Hobsonville Road. Lane Previously Ockleston Road Mercantile Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Crescent Mercer Bay Loop Piha Named before 2011. Mercer Bay is between Walk Piha and Karekare. Named after European settler Andrew Mercer, who made his living as a slate cutter. He obtained land here in June 1866. Maori name = Te Unuhanga-o-Rangitoto Legend has it that ancestor named Tiriwa carried Rangitoto Island from the West coast to the Waitemata Harbour. Source: page 250, Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Starts at the end of Lograce Rd, Piha. The track makes its way along the top of the highest sea cliffs in the (270 metres above sea level) and provides great views north towards Muriwai and south to Whatipu. In 2011 new signage and sculpture was installed at historic Te Ahua Maori pa site. If you are walking the whole loop, the climb back to the carpark is constant. Elderly or walkers with moderate fitness levels should allow extra time. 1 hour. 1.4kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/kar ekare/track/Mercer%20Bay%20Loop%20Walk

Merchant Avenue Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Surname of owner before subdivision. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Merlot Heights Huapai Merlot Way Te Atatu South Named between 1991-2008. Merlot wine. Merton Street Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991.Air Vice-Marshal Sir Walter Merton became Chief of Air Staff RNZAF in 1955 Merville Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Meryl Avenue Huapai Named before 1991. Mescal Street Massey East Named in the1960s. Mescal was the daughter of Leslie Sturm, an orchardist who subdivided land here in the 1960s. Metcalfe Road Ranui Named after Herbert Vivian Metcalfe who bought land (Lot 25 on plan 1467) in 1908. The road ran from Swanson Rd to a private level crossing over the railway line. His brother H. Metcalfe sold the land and orchard named Te Ranui during WW1. Ranui was named after the farm. The area of Ranui was previously known as Metcalfe. Source: paperspast c.1916. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. It now extends to Simpson Road.

Meteor Road Hobsonville Named 2013. Part of obsonville Point subdivision. Meteor was a British jet airplane used during WWII Metric Place Glendene Named between 1975-1991. Mettam Drive Swanson Named Sept 2015. after WW1 soldier. Part of the Penihana subdivision which covers sections on Christian Rd and O’Neills Rd. Mettam Road Swanson Named before 1900. The tramway built by Ebenezer Gibbons in the 1880s ran through Mettam's land. Name changed to Valley Road before 1927. (Peterson family lived at this address in 1922 telephone directory) Meynell Court Oratia Named between 1975-1991. Mickle Street Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Midgley Road West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Sager Owen Midgley farmed at Hobsonville 1929. Two of his brothers were killed WW1 and his son killed WW2. Midhurst Avenue Western Heights Named between 1991-1999. Originally off Henderson Summerland Drive to Basra Drive. Extended from Basra Drive to Burgundy Park Ave in 2011 when Siebels subdivision was developed.

Miha Road French Bay Named between 1975-1991. Previously Ridge Road. SourceWAHS newsletter 367 page 10 Mihini Road Ranui Named between 1975-1986. Milan Drive Glen Eden West Named between 1975-1991. Mildmay Road Lincoln Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Mildon Road Waitakere Named before 2012. Located off Horseman Road. Mile Place McLaren Park Named between 1975-1991. Henderson Mili Way Ranui Named between 2000-2008. Extended to Mili Way South after 2009. Mili Way South Ranui Swanson Named between 2000-2008. Joined with Mili Way after 2009. Milich Terrace Te Atatu South Named between 1975-1991. Previously Milich Crescent between 1961 and April 1975. Mill Road Henderson No longer exists. Named c1840s. Changed after 1914. Road to Henderson's sawmill site ran beside the Opanuku Stream between Great North Road and Mill Cottage Millbrook Road Sunnyvale Henderson Named c1903 when the Waari Hamlet was subdivided. Located off View Rd. Follows Oratia Stream. Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 32 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5.1975-89 Numbers 2- 58 within Henderson Borough. Millcroft Lane Ranui Named between 1991-2008. Extended into Babich Road North in 2013. Millstone Lane Western Heights Named c1999. Located off Hillwell Drive. Part Henderson North of a series including Peachstone and Waterstone. Millstream Drive Henderson Named between 1991-1999. Uphill from the Opanuku Stream known as Henderson's Mill Stream. Miltonia Avenue Henderson, Te Atatu Named between 1961 and April 1975. George South Fuller was a keen orchid grower. Located off Te Atatu Rd, opposite Divich Rd. 1975-89 Numbers 30-46+23-45 within Henderson Borough. Milwaukee Place Glendene Named between 1975-1991. Minnehaha Woodlands Park Named before 1943. Little more than a cart Avenue Titirangi track after WW2; see WAHS newsletter March 2012. Miriam Corban Henderson Named c.1986-9, after Henderson Mayoress Heights Miriam Corban, wife of Assid Khaleel Corban. Corbans owned this land, part of the Vintage Drive subdivision. Miro Street New Lynn Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Named after the indigenous tree. Mistral Place West Harbour Named between 1991-2008. Misty Valley Drive McLaren Park Named between 1991-1999. Henderson Moana Lane Green Bay Named between 2008-2012. Moire Road Massey East, West Named around 1910. Moire (pronounced Moi- Harbour ree) was the daughter of J. H. Colwill who owned land in the area. The original road through allotment 156 from the Lincoln bridge to Manutewhau Creek was on both sides of Royal Rd. Spelled 'Morey' Road on a 1930 Council map. The southern side was renamed Makora Road when the motorway cut through Royal Rd. Mokora Stream Waitakere Named before 2014. 2.3kms. 1 hour. This track Track is administered by the Department of Conservation. Please check the DOC website for more information

Mokoroa Falls Waitakere Named before 2014. Previously named Falls Track Lookout Track. This track is administered by the Department of Conservation. Check the DOC website for more information. 1.4kms. 30mins.

Mona Vale West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Named after the Waikato district near Cambridge which was originally an estate called Moana Vale. The word for that district had been Moana Tuatua, meaning a lake near a ridge. Source: Street names of Auckland by J. Davenport. Monet Grove West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of roads with names of famous artists. Claude Monet (1840-1926) French landscape painter. Monroe Road Ranui, Henderson see Munroe Montana Heritage Waitakere Ranges Named before 2000. Provides access to the Trail largest remaining stand of mature kauri trees in the Auckland region. 8km. The trail is the result of a partnership between the and Montana Wines Limited. Several existing tracks in the area known as Cascade Kauri have been upgraded and linked to form this loop trail that is fast becoming an iconic Waitakere Ranges walk. Enjoy a quiet time in ancient and regenerating forest, a hidden cascading waterfall, spectacular views, bountiful birdlife, some special picnic spots and interpretive panels for more information on the trail along the way. 4 hours. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Montana%20Heritage%20Trail Montel Ave Henderson Named after 22/1/1974. Previously Nikau St. Near Henderson Primary School. Montel is a sweet white wine produced locally in the mid 1900s. Montmere Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Moontide Road Kumeu In 1987, Mary and Garry Green were part of the "lifestyle" pioneers settling on a former dairy farm beside the Brigham Creek estuary. They and their neighbours even named their new street Moontide, after the moon shining on the full tide at the bottom of their gardens. Source NZ Herald 14 July 2012. Moor Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Laid in 1958. Source 'Katy and Kula and the Kervil kids by G.A.De Forest, page 12. Mr H. Moor owned the farmland before Mr Kerr. Morrison Avenue New Lynn Named 1925. In 1937 it was described as 12 chains long, not formed and named 12 years before (1925). From 1 March 1969 it was incorporated into Nikau Street. Morrison Drive Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Air Vice-Marshal I.G. Morrison was Chief of Air Staff RNZAF 1962-66. Moselle Ave Lincoln Henderson Named between 1975-1986, after a locally produced medium white wine.. Motu Road Huapai Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road. Motutara District Muriwai Motutara was the original name for the Muriwai district. Motutara Road Muriwai Beah Named between 1975-1991. Mountain Road Henderson Valley Drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925. Noted as a 5th class road on 17 February 1928. Mountain Road was metalled to Spragg's residence in 1914. Located at the end of Henderson Valley Rd providing access to Scenic Drive. Moxham Grove Massey West Named between 1975-1986. Mt Atkinson Drive Titirangi Metalled in 1926. Auckland Star 26 Feb 1926 http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19260227.2.138 Mount Atkinson was known as Henry's Hill after Hugh Henry who owned 84 acres around the hill in 1854. The present name honours Henry Atkinson who settled in Titirangi in 1863. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Mt Donald McLean Huia Named before 2011. An easy graded, gravel Walk walk ascends from the parking area and circles to the summit. Viewing platforms give panoramic views of Auckland city, the southern Waitakere Ranges, and Manukau Harbour. 30 minutes. .5kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Mt%20Donald%20McLean%20Walk Mt Lebanon Lane Henderson Named before 1999 after a fatal accident on the old driveway to Corban's Mt Lebanon Vineyard. The road was built to provide safer access over the railway line to the Corban Estate. Located at the end of Lincoln and Swanson Roads, Mudgways Road Birdwood Massey Named before 1961. P.O.Directory lists A. West Mudgeway, farmer at Massey from 1946. Muir Track Pararaha Named before 1992 after a landowner in this area. Mrs Muir's cottage was a stopping place in the 1940s - 1952. Part of teh original dwelling has now been resited and is known as the Les Ward Shelter. Named for Les Ward who was a tramper who helped with the building and a kauri gum collector. WAHS NL 147. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg The Muir Track is usually used as part of a circuit from the Whatipu carpark allowing people to link the Gibbon, Muir and Pararaha Valley tracks with the Whatipu Coastal walk. It is a reasonably short track; however, it is steep and in some places requires clambering around rockfaces and banks. It is recommended for experienced trampers only. 1.2kms. 45 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/wh atipu/track/Muir%20Track

Mulvaney Crescent Western Heights Named between 1991-2000. Located off Henderson Espalier Drive. Munroe Road Ranui Named before 1961. Colin Robert Munro bought land here on 7th November 1921. Runs between Metcalfe Rd and the Paremuka Stream. Ends at Summerland Bridge which was built in 2005 to join with Summerland Drive.

Muriel Place Ranui Named c.1996. Source: Geomaps aerial photo 1996. Located of Afton Place. Murillo Place Henderson Named between 1975-1986. Located off Border Rd. Bartolme Esteban Murillo (1617-1682) Spanish painter of the 'Virgin and Child' Muriwai Lookout Muriwai Named before 2000. The track has a good Track surface and winds past mature coastal bush before displaying some of the best views on the west coast from the lookout platform. 30mins. 0.7kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/mu riwai/track/Muriwai%20Lookout%20Track Muriwai Quarry Muriwai Named before 2014. From Waitea Road track Track climbs easily through mature nikau and pohutukawa, crosses small stream and eventually meets Lookout Track. 15mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/mu riwai/track/Muriwai%20Quarry%20Track Muriwai Road Muriwai Named before 1991. Muriwai Settlement Muriwai Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th Road class road. Muriwai Valley Muriwai Formed by 1906. Formation noted in 1926 Road http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19260227.2.138 Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road. Murray Becroft Palm Heights Named between 2008-2012. Located off Lake Avenue Henderson Panorama Drive. Murray Becroft was a member of WAHS, a local glasshouse tomato grower on the site of the road and owner of a garage in Henderson. Murray Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named c.1960. Located off Te Atatu Road. Mr B. T. Murray was an early resident who was elected to the first Henderson Town Board in June 1922. Muscat Place Western Heights Named between 1986-1991, after a wine grape Henderson variety. N Nandana Drive Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. All the roads surrounding Nandana Drive have names with an Indian theme. Napuka Road Henderson Valley Named before 1990. Previously Bush Road. Located off Grassmere Road. Maori = Hebe speciosa Narcissus Drive Waikumete Cemetery Named Narcissus Road between 1991-2008. Narcissus Drive in 2012. Natasha Lane Western Heights Named between 1991-2008. Henderson Nectar Avenue Glen Eden West Named between 1991-2008. Neesons Way Glendene Named between 1991-2008. Neil Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Neil Housing subdivided the Kerr farmland. Nellie Drive Huapai Formed 2018. Part of the Nobilo Winery Estate subdivision. Nelson Road Taupaki Drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1925 and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Located off Taupaki Road. Possibly the name of a British naval hero.

Neta Grove Western Heights Named between 1991-2005. Located off Henderson Espalier Drive. Netherlands Glen Eden Named February 1969. Previously Holland Avenue Avenue. Changed to avoid confusion with other Auckland suburban streets Nevill Road Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Flight Lieutenant Arthur De Terrotte Nevill (1900-1985) was appointed to Hobsonville Airbase in 1930. Originally an artillary man, Nevill rose to become Vice-Chief of Air Staff in 1944 and Chief in 1946. In 1956 he became Director of civil aviation. Neville Street New Lynn Named 1927. Neville Avenue mentioned in Auckland Star https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/A S19270112.2.126 In 1937 it was described as 4 1/2 chains long, with one residence, and named eight years before (1929) after the Neville family who subdivided the estate.

Newfound Way Glen Eden, Oratia Named between 2000-2008. Newham Place McLaren Park Named between 1961 and April 1975. Henderson Newington Road Henderson Named about 1927. Originally branched off View Rd and ran halfway towards Great North Rd. A footpath opened about 1944 so school children could walk from Great North Rd. Several pre-cut railway cottages were erected at the View Rd end. Newington is a district of Edinburgh. Newland Grove Lincoln Henderson Named between 1975-1986. Ngahue Crescent Whenuapai Named around June 1953 as part of RNZAF base married quarters. Ngaio Road Waima Glen Eden Named around March 1949. Ngaio Street New Lynn Named 11 July 1955. Changed to Kaweka Street from 1 March 1969. NZ native shrub Myoporum laetum Ngatira Road Muriwai Beach Named before 1991. Nicolas Avenue Oratia Named before 1961.Land was granted in this family's name by 1882. Nielsen Place Massey West Named between 1961-1973. Located off Crompton Rd. P.O.Directory lists J.Nielson, orchardist at Massey from 1943. Nihotupu Parau Named after a Maori fairy/chief who lived in this area. Nihotupu Dam Huia Named before 2014. see pipeline track. Road Nihotupu Ridge Huia Named before 2014. From the east end of Track Parau Track, the Nihotupu Track follows along an undulating ridge between the Kakamatua and Nihotupu watersheds, then descends steeply to the west end of the Parau Track. Caution is needed as the track is poorly defined in parts. 4.2kms. 2hours 15 mins. Closed 2013 due to kauri die-back. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Nihotupu%20Ridge%20Track Nikau Street Henderson Named before 1969. Changed to Montel Ave 22/1/1974. Maori = native palm tree. Nikau Street New Lynn Named 1925. Part of Kelston Estate in 1933 http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19331123.2.89 In 1937 described as 36 chains long, with one business premises and 15 residences, and named 12 years before (1925) after the indigenous tree. From 1 March 1969 Manuka Street was incorporated into Nikau Street Nile Road Kelston Named before 1961. Nils Andersen Whenuapai Named 2018. Road unformed 2018. see Road Geomaps Nirmal Place Sunnyvale Named between 2008-2012. Nixon Road Massey The Nixon family settled at the end of Royal Rd near Henderson Creek. Nixon Road Te Atatu Named for the owner of the land before its subdivision. page 18 WAHS newsletter 107 . Nixon Road Taupaki Drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata County as Nixon's Road on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Noall Street Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961 for S.R.Noall who became Mayor of New Lynn in 1961. Noall Avenue changed to Noall Street in 2013. Nobilo Road Huapai Named before 1991. Vineyard property was closed and subdivided 2018. Nola Road Oratia Named before 1961. Located off Shaw Road. Local Dalmatian family surname Norcross Avenue Henderson, Glendene Named before 1960 when Robert Norcross was Henderson Borough Councillor. His father Henry Norcross (1880-1950) came from Preston, Lancashire, England. He was a member of the Henderson Town Board from 1924-1944. H. Norcross owned a store in Station Road around 1927. Sons Henry and Charles were both Presidents of Henderson Rotary Club. Norcross Sportsgoods shop at 3 Railside Ave - 2012. Norcross Printing at Catherine St - 2012. Norma Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Norman Road Titirangi North Named before 1961. Normandy Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. North Candia Road Swanson Named c2005. Links Candia Rd with Swanson Rd under the Lonesome Brook Railway Bridge. When this road opened O'Neills Rd was closed off to vehicles at the railway line. North Piha Road Piha Named between 1961 and April 1975. North Way Oratia Named between 1975-1991. North Western Te Atatu, Massey, Approved c1947, it took years to lay the 5km Motorway Hobsonville first leg from Pt Chevalier, and more for the causeway across the broad Whau estuary to settle and link it with bridges over channels. Officially opened in 1956 with ribbon cutting by Sid Holland. Also named Auckland - Kumeu Motorway and State Highway 16. Extended in 2011 from Westgate/Hobsonville Rd junction to Greenhithe Bridge. The section of State Highway 16 between Westgate/Hobsonville Rd to Brighams Creek Rd then became Fred Taylor Drive. Northall Road Glen Eden, New Lynn Named Northall Street before 1930. Name changed to Northall Road before 1961. Located off Titirangi Road. Northfield Road Waitakere Named before 1961. Located between McEntee Road and Waitakere Road. Northridge Terrace Massey West Named before 2008. Norval Avenue Lincoln Henderson Named before 1957. Built on Moore family land North for the construction of the Henderson North School, which opened in 1957. Geomaps Aerial 1959. Possibly Ronald Preston Day was the developer. Daytona Construction Ltd. His wife's name was Val. Ron spelled backwards is Nor. The 'Norval' was a schooner in J. J. Craig's fleet of ships engaged on trans-Tasman run from the end of the 19th century. Norval Road Lincoln Henderson Named c1969. Previously Norval Avenue. North Nugget Track Huia Named before 1960. A. D. Mead notes "the portion from the Huia Dam to the main ridge line was known as Nugget Track, named after Nugget Thompson a former caretaker of the old Huia Dam, a keen tramper and amateur botanist." WAHS NL 147. . It crosses one of the highest points of the Ranges at 470 metres. Nugget Track climbs from the Upper Huia Dam through tall stands of kauri and podocarp forest to meet Huia Ridge Track. Caution is needed on the steep and slippery sections of the track. 2kms. 1 hour. Closed 2013 due to kauri die- back. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Nugget%20Track Nui Mana Place Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Mananui is a Maori place name meaning great prestige. Possibly a reversal of syllables Number 1. Road Swanson Name changed between 1961 and April 1975. Part of numbers 1 - 4 gumdiggers camps at Henderson Kauri Gum Reserve. No.1 Road comprised Vineyard Road and part of Coulter Road through to Candia Road. Number 2. Road Swanson Named before 1940. Changed to Candia Road in 1940. Number 3. Road Swanson Changed to Seibel Road. Number 4. Road Swanson Coulter Road as far as Vineyard Road. Numbers 1 and 2 Henderson see Henderson No. 1 and Henderson No.2 Roads Roads O Oaia Road Muriwai Beach Named before 1991. Oaia Island in Maori means Motuohaea = on account of the numerous gannets droppings which colour the island brilliant white. Oak Avenue Henderson Named before 1961. Changed to Hickory Ave 7/8/1973. Oakhaven Place Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Oakpark Place Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Oates Road Glen Eden Named before 1961, to commemorate Captain L.E.G. Oates, one of the Scott's Antarctic explorers who walked out into a blizzard in 1912. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. O'Brien Street Henderson Named c1960. Changed to Serjeant St 7/8/1973. Located off Smythe Rd. Ocean View Road Huia Named between 1961 and April 1975. Ockleston Landing Hobsonville Named c2010 when Ockleston Rd changed to Clarks Lane. Located off Clarks Lane Ockleston Road Hobsonville Named between 1961-72 after the Ockleston family who were pioneer settlers in the area. Located beside Hobsonville War Memorial Park and providing access to Hobsonville Bowling Club. Renamed Memorial Park Lane c2010 when the pedestrian overbridge was built.

Odlin Timber Track Karekare Named before 1977 after a company that cut timber in the area. Odlin firm used the route when extracting timber between Lone Kauri Rd at Karekare and Whatipu. Source: WAHS NL 144. Located off Lone Kauri Rd. Though the track goes all the way to Orange Peel Corner (providing access to the Huia area networks), the Odlin Timber Track is mostly used to access the Pararaha and Cowans streams. This is a pity as combining the track with the Walker Ridge, Muir, Pararaha Valley, Buck Taylor and Zion Ridge tracks makes for a complicated sounding but actually great half day loop walk with some great views, good climbs and not much in the way of crowds. Odlins track itself can be slippery under foot and care should be taken during winter and after wet weather. Though the Pararaha and Cowans streams are popular off-track routes, they are not maintained by park staff and not recommended for people new to tramping. Please seek advice from the Arataki Visitor Centre or Canyonz (a registered guiding company) if you are thinking of going to these areas. 2 hours. 2.8kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/kar ekare/track/Odlin%20Timber%20Track Ohira Place McLaren Park Named between 1975-1986. Maori = belonging Henderson to Hira, or belonging to the multitude Okewa Road French Bay Titirangi Named before 1961. Maori = belonging to Kewa, brother of Turi, commander of the Aotea canoe. Old Coach Road upper Henderson Named before 1978. Went from Mountain Road Valley to Scenic drive. Source: Disused vehicle roads, Page 69, Historic Archaeological sites by Hayward and Diamond 1978 Old Coach Road Swanson Named before 1978. From the Fairy Falls Track Track on Scenic Drive, Old Coach Road Track follows the line of the old road, and part of Scenic Drive, up to the end of Tawari Road. The track then heads down to Mountain Road passing large kauri and rimu en-route. 2.4kms. 1 hour. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Old%20Coach%20Road%20Trac k

Old North Road Swanson Now Glen Road, Ranui Old Railway Road Kumeu Named before 1991. Old Te Atatu Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991, when Te Atatu Rd was realigned. Old Titirangi Road Titirangi North Named between 1975-1991. Olga Place Henderson, Western Rod Spence subdivided his farmland here in Heights 1970. Renamed Chrome Place in August 1971 after Rod's wife Olga left him. Olympic Place New Lynn Named 1 March 1969. Previously the cul de sac portion of Clark Street. Omanawanui Whatipu Named before 2014. Maori: place of long Track suffering. The scene of a lover's leap from a high cliff. Source: page 285, Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Omanawanui Track is regarded by many as one of the secret jewels in the treasure trove of tracks in the Waitakere Ranges Regional Park. Despite a few steep sections, the track rewards walkers with its sparkling water views out over the Manukau Bar and its mixed canopy forest. Many walkers combine the track with the Kura Track to create a perfect day trip from the Whatipu carpark. Though the direction you do the circuit is up to you, on a hot summer day it can be nice to use the more shaded Kura Track as a way to keep cool on the afternoon return to your car. 3kms. 2 hours 15 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/wh atipu/track/Omanawanui%20Track O'Meara Street Swanson Named Sept 2015. O’Meara St is one of the newly named roads at the Penihana subdivision which covers sections on Christian Rd and O’Neills Rd. It is named after brothers William and James O’Meara. William, better known as Bill, died of wounds in the Battle of Messines in France on June 11, 1917 at aged 22. His watch, given to him by the Swanson community, was returned and his sister Julia wore it to remind her of him. James, better known as Jim, was killed in action in the Battle of Arras in France on March 29, 1918 aged 26. He was shot during a hail of machine gun fire. James was only a few months off coming home after giving three years of service. Other roads in the Penihana subdivision are Mettam Drive, Forbes McCammon Drive, Samuel Cassidy Drive, Frank Newton Road, William Wallbank Crescent, Vincent McGrath Crescent, Gilbert Hall Way, Briddock Way, Paitry Way, Arthur Rolfe Lane, David Rogers Lane. Source: Western Leader 8 September 2015.

Onedin Place Konini Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. The Onedin Line was a popular TV series when this road was constructed. O'Neills Road Swanson Named 24 June 1954. Previously named Cemetery Rd. J.H.O'Neill owned land in this area before 1900. Mr J.J.O'Neill surveyed the area for the railway line. Allan O'Neill (1802- 1886) was an Auckland surveyor. O'Neill was a gumdigger who lived where Paitry's settled, source: Rugged Determination. "Allan Charles O’Neil was one of the early European colonialists, an Irish immigrant who arrived in New Zealand in 1842, and surveyed the North Shore on behalf of the government. He was a member of the Auckland Provincial Council and settled in Devonport peninsula. The eldest son of Allan, John Henry O’Neil was also a surveyor who settled in Waitakere in 1878, after a stint in the Thames goldfields. He was on the Waitakerei Road Board for five years, a member of the Waitemata Licensing Committee and twice chairman of the Waitemata Country Council." Vehicle access across the railway line was stopped when North Candia Rd opened to provide safer access under the railway line at Lonesome Brook about 2007. Onekiritea Road Hobsonville Named 2013. Maori = white clay. Part of Hobsonville Point subdivision. Runs beside Hobsonville Point Primary School built at the same time. Onemana Way Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 2008. Opanuku Pipeline Swanson Named before 2000. Gravel driveway following Track the pipeline from Mountain Road to the Opanuku Stream picnic area (10 minutes). The track then climbs steeply along a clay track, and through a short tunnel just before Christian Road near the Waitakere Filter Station. 1.4kms. 45 minutes. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Opanuku%20Pipeline%20Track Opanuku Road Henderson Valley Drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road, and 27 May 1954. Maori = belonging to Panuku, a local chief. Also known as Dreamlands Road after the Dreamland Estate subdivision in the 1930s. Opou Road French Bay Titirangi Named before 1943, it was also known as Opau. Opoututeka, a Maori chief of the Tainui canoe, came ashore at the point here for a meal. Source: page 289, Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Optimist Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Oraha Road Huapai Named before 1991. Oratia Drive Glen Eden South Named before 2008. Oratia Road Glen Eden - Oratia Formerly the main route to Oratia, it later became part of the West Coast Road. Metalling and widening including Parr's bridge and culvert construction: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Maori: O-ra-tia = place of long lingering sun. Oratia stream also known as Canty's Creek. Oratia Station Oratia Named when Oratia Railway Station and was Road officially opened on 16 August 1924. Noted by Waitemata County on 24 December 1925 as a 4th class road. Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 45 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Name changed when the station became Sunnyvale Railway Station on 1st March 1931. Orchard Lane Huapai Named before 2008. Located off Matua Road. Orchid Place Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. George Fuller was a keen orchid grower. Located off Miltonia. Orchid Rise Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Oreil Avenue West Harbour Named between 1961 and April 1975. A series of streets named for English University colleges. Oriel was founded at Oxford in 1326.

Orpheus Graves Cornwallis Named before 2011. From Cornwallis Road, Walk the Orpheus Graves Walk is a level walk that leads to the graves of three sailors who drowned when HMS Orpheus was wrecked on the Manukau Bar in 1863. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/cor nwallis/track/Orpheus%20Graves%20Walk Osman Street Glen Eden Named between 1975-1989. Honours one of 33 sledging dogs of Scott's Antartic expedition. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Osmond Court Sunnyvale Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Otitori Bay Road French Bay Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Maori name for French Bay on the Manukau Harbour. Oystergrove Road West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Ozich Avenue Te Atatu South Named about 1961. Dalmatian Steve Ozich was a property developer who erected shops in Henderson in the 1920-30s. He played a significant part in Henderson's growth, owned the Falls Hotel and a billiard saloon, was a real estate agent and drove a taxi. P Paewai Road Konini Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. A surname. Maori = boundary marked out by water. Pahi Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Maori = a camp. Paitry Way Swanson Named Sept 2015. after WW1 soldier. Part of the Penihana subdivision which covers sections on Christian Rd and O’Neills Rd. Pakihi Island Whenuapai Named by Maori. Changed to Herald Island in 1840. Pakira Avenue Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = bald headed. Palm Court Drive Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Palmer Avenue Kelston Named before 1961 honouring A.W. Palmer who owned a nursey on this land. Palmers Gardenworld was located on the nursery site until 2014. Palomino Drive Western Heights Named between 1975-1980 for a wine grape Henderson variety grown in the area, used to make sherry.

Pamela Place New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Pamu Road Whenuapai Named 2018. Road unformed 2018. see Geomaps Pankhurst Place Sunnyvale Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Panto Track Huia Named before 1960. Old timber logging route in the Cornwallis area. Source A.D. Mead. From the north side of Huia Road, 200m east of the Cornwallis Road turnoff; Panto track climbs to a clearing amongst pines, then forks right and narrows. The track follows the ridge to Parau Track.3.1kms. 1 hour 15 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Panto%20Track Panzic Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Papa Orchard Huapai Formed 2018. Part of the Nobilo Winery Estate Drive subdivision. Papatahi Place Henderson Named between 1975-1986. Located off Ti Nana Crescent. Maori = flat Parade Road French Bay see The Parade. Parade Way Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Paramount Drive Lincoln Henderson Named between 1975-1991. Parani Court Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Pararaha Valley Whatipu Named before 2014. The track has had a lot of Track work in the last five years to 2014 changing it from a waist deep mudfest to a nice boardwalk stroll. A popular way to access the Pararaha Valley campground from the Whatipu coast. The track also offers a great link for three tramping circuits. The first starts and ends at the Lone Kauri carpark and joins the Odlins Timber Track, Pararaha Stream, Pararaha Valley Track, and Buck Taylor Track before linking with the Zion Ridge Track back to the carpark. This circuit is popular with multisporters and experienced trampers. The second is the loop from Karekare carpark and allows people to link the Pohutukawa Glade Walk, Karekare Beach, and Tunnel Point, with the Pararaha Valley, Buck Taylor and Zion Hill track back to the Karekare carpark. This is a great circuit offering a mix of landscapes from beach and wetlands to coastal forest and cliffs. The third is the circuit from the Whatipu carpark, allowing people to link the Gibbon, Muir and Pararaha Valley Tracks with the Whatipu Coastal walk. 1.1kms. 30 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/wh atipu/track/Pararaha%20Valley%20Track Parau Parau previously Big Muddy Creek = Paruroa. Duff and Marshall Laing, sons of George Laing, farmed land at Big Muddy Creek. They changed the name to Brooklyn but it has now reverted to Parau., which has the same meaning as big muddy creek. Source: page 305, Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Parau Track Huia Named before 2014. From the grass area at the foot of the Lower Nihotupu Dam, the Parau Track ascends to the water tank on the flat- topped ridge, then follows a bulldozed track for 50m. From here the track bears right up a very steep, deeply rutted track to the ridge top. It then follows the ridge a short distance before descending steeply to cross the Kakamatua Stream. The track then ascends through pines and continues over gently undulating terrain and across a small stream to the Nihotupu Ridge Track. The track continues a short distance along the ridge then branches right to descend to the swing bridge and Huia Dam Road. A short branch on the right leads to the top of the dam. 6.2kms. 3 hours 45 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Parau%20Track

Park Bay Road Titirangi Beach Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1954. Changed Park Road Titirangi Named before 1928. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 4th class road. Parkcrest Drive Western Heights Named between 1991-2008. Located off Henderson Summerland Drive. Parker Avenue New Lynn Named before 1930 honouring New Lynn's first town clerk. W.J. Parker was an early owner of a brickworks and pottery here. Parker Track Woodlands Park Named before 1993. James Knowles Parker Titirangi owned land in this area. WAHS NL 150. From the bend on the Identification Loop of the Arataki Nature Trail, the Parker Track goes down a gentle grade to the end of Parker Road. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ara takivisitorcentre/track/Parker%20Track

Parker(s) Road Oratia Metalling and widening: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Named before 1928. Parker Road noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 4th class road. Named after James Knowles Parker, who settled here in 1896. Source: Oratia my valley by W.R.Allen 1984, page 46. Parkhurst Road Helensville Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1925 and 18 December 1925. Parkin Road Oratia Named between 1961 and April 1975. Parkinson's Waiatarua Surname of local settler family.. Lookout Parklands Avenue Swanson Named between 1975-1991. Parkridge Way Western Heights Named between 1991-2008. Located off Henderson Summerland Drive. Parkside Road West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Parkvale Grove Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1975. Located between Old Te Atatu and Te Atatu Road, with entrance between 427 / 429 Old Te Atatu Road. Adjacent Toru Street and Kotuku Street (Waitakere City Council, 14 March 2002) Parlane Drive Huapai Named before 2018. Parma Place McLaren Park Named between 1973 - April 1975. An Italian Henderson town. Parrs Cross Road Oratia Named Parr's Road on 8 Sept 1899 (Auckland Star) as the Parr family were pioneer settlers. John and Thomas Parr set up a horticultural business in 1854, importing shrubs and plants. Widening and metalling of 20 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925 as Parr's Cross Road and in 1928 listed as 4th class road. Branched off West Coast Road one mile from Waikumete station where it passed Parr's property on the right, with Parr's Cross Road veering north to Henderson township. Today that corner has been transformed into the very popular Parr's Park which includes soccer fields and the Hoani Waititi urban marae. Patience Way Massey Named between 2008-2012. Private Accessway located off Triangle Road. Paton Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Patrice Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Patrick Rice Drive Swanson Named 2018. Road unformed 2018. see Geomaps Patsy O'Hara Swanson Named between 1991-2008. Place Patts Avenue Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Paturoa Road Titirangi Beach Noted by Waitemata County 17 February 1928 as Paturoa Bay Road. a 5th classs road. After 1975 it was just Paturoa Road. Paturoa was the site of a large battle fought in 1750 between Waiohua and Ngati Whatua. Previously known as Park Bay Road. Source: Street names of Auckland by J. Davenport. Peachgrove Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Peachstone Lane Western Heights Named 25 May 2002. Located off Espalier Henderson Drive. Part of a series; see Freestone, Waterstone, Millstone. Pedersen Road Western Heights Named before 1889. In 1903 Martin Pedersen Henderson owned lot 36, part of 6A, near today's Fitzwater Place. In 1906 the road was just a track. Changed to Sturges Road c1922. Penders Place Lincoln Henderson Named before 1961. North Pendlebury Street Green Bay Named between 1961 and April 1975. English town. Pendrell Road Piha Named between 1961 and April 1975. Penfold Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1975-1986. Located off Universal Drive. Penfolds had a prominent winery on Lincoln Rd in the 1980s. Peripatus Track Swanson Named before 1990. A rare green caterpiller of this name was found in the area by members of the University Field Club. WAHS NL 150. From the Swanson Pipeline Track, Peripatus Track crosses Swanson Stream and ascends steeply to a gentle section before ascending extremely steeply to Scenic Drive. 1.6kms. 1 hour 30 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Peripatus%20Track Perris Road Henderson Valley Named between 1961 and April 1975. Perris family of Swanson. Peterhouse Place West Harbour Named between 1961 and April 1975. Part of a series of roads with names of English University colleges. St Peters College (Peterhouse) was founded at Cambridge in 1284. Petrel Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Pheasant Lane Waimauku Named 14 March 2016. A resident pheasant can often be seen in this location. Part of Subdivision at 80 Solan Drive, Waimauku. Pheasant Lane is near the end of the current road and will serve additional lots when stage two is completed. Phelps Place Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Phillip Avenue Glen Eden South Named before 1961. Titirangi Picasso Drive West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of roads named after famous artists. Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) was a Spanish painter known for cubism. Piha Road Waiatarua - Piha Named before 1961. Maori = lamprey. These were trapped by the local coastal tribe as they travelled up the Piha Stream. Piha Valley track Piha Named before 2014. From the carpark at the end of Glen Esk Road, the Piha Valley Track is an easy, level track following the banks of the Piha Stream past McKenzie Track junction to a fork (30 minutes). The left hand branch leads upstream into the lower end of the Piha Gorge while the main track makes a steep ascent with steps to Centennial Track, a short distance above Black Rock Dam. 2.2kms. 1 hour 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Piha%20Valley%20Track Pilsdon Place New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. Pimento Place New Lynn, Titirangi Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of North roads named after colours on BALM paint chart. Source: Street names of Auckland by J.Davenport. Pine Avenue Oratia Named between 1975-1991. Pine Avenue Parau Named before 1961. Located past Parau, off Huia Road. Pine Avenue Laingholm Named before 2008. Pine Island Whenuapai Named after pine trees planted here. Previously Wood Islan. Changed to Herald Island.

Pine Lane Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Pine Street New Lynn Named 1925. In 1937 it was described as 12 chains long, with eight residences and named 12 years before (1925) after a Norfolk pine at the corner with the Great North Road. This originally went all the way to Rimu Street Pinedale Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1961 and 1974. Pinefield Road Whenuapai Named 2018. Under construction 2018. Pinesong Drive Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1991-2008. Pinesong Retirement Village. Pinesong was a local dine/dance attraction before becoming a golf course and then a retirement Village. Pinetone Road Huapai Named before 1991. Pinot Lane Massey North Named between 1975-1991. Located between Cellar Court and Cabernet Crescent. Pinot grape varieties. Pinotage Place Huapai Named before 1991. Located off Matua Road. Pioneer Lane Taupaki The remnant of a road formed before 1906. Named before 1991. Pioneer Street Henderson Named before 1973. Located off Railside Ave. The Pioneer Tavern was located here before the John Henry Centre was built. Previously named John Street honouring a pioneer of Henderson. Pipeline Road Huia Named before 2014. Near the Huia Road and Exhibition Drive intersection, a pedestrian access road leads to the start of the Pipeline Track. Note: No access permitted along this road beyond this point. 2kms. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Pipeline%20Road Pipeline Track Huia Named before 2014. Wide track that branches off Pipeline Road to the junction of Slip Track (2 minutes). The track then narrows and continues over undulating ground, crossing a wooden bridge above the Nihotupu Stream just before reaching Nihotupu Dam Road. 30mins. 0.9kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Pipeline%20Track

Pipitea Place Massey East Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = 'pipi' shellfish and 'tea' white. Pippen Court Western Heights Named between 1991-2005. Henderson Piriti Drive Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Pirritt Road Henderson Named before 1911 by the Pirritt family who set up a Heel and Toe Plate Factory near the end of Station Rd Henderson 1886-1905. Located between View Rd and the turnstile at Sunnyvale Railway Station.Source: Pirritt document at Waitakere Library. Possibly renamed after 1939 as part of Seymour Rd extension. Pisces Road Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of roads named after star signs. Pisces = fish Pitcher Place Glen Eden South Named between 1975-1991. Pittville Place Western Heights Named between 1991-2008. Part of the Lake Henderson Panorama subdivision. Platinum Rise Ranui Named 2013. Part of the Babich Hills subdivision. Pleasant Road Glen Eden South - Named before 1924. Noted by Waitemata Titirangi County on 27 May 1925. Silver wedding of a couple who lived in Pleasant Rd in 1924. Plum Tree Grove Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1991-2008. Pinesong Retirement Village. Plumer Domain Henderson Named after the Plumer Hamlet Government subdivision. Here in 1904? Herbert, First Viscount Plumer (1857-1932) commanded the in France during WW1. Plumstead Rise Glen Eden West Named between 1991-2008. Podgora Avenue Huapai Formed 2018. Part of the Nobilo Winery Estate subdivision. The Nobilo family immigrated from Podgora, Dalmatia. Pohue Avenue Huapai Named before 2018. Pohutukawa Glade Karekare Named before 2000. This trail provides access Walk to the southern end of Karekare beach; however, it is the path beneath the majestic spreading Pohutakawa branches that is the attraction. Not only do the pohutukawa provide shade and shelter from the wind and sun, they seem to exude a feeling of calmness making the glade a popular spot. The real treasure here is a hidden grassy picnic spot complete with toilet and tables located beside the start of the Zion Hill Track. Pohutukawa Road Whenuapai Named c1911. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Maori = NZ Christmas tree Metrosideros excelsa Poinsettia Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1961-1972. A popular Mexican plant with red coulouring. Pokapu Street Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = middle or centre. Pole Line Track Piha Named after 1950s. An old timber track. The route used to run the first power lines to Piha in the 1950s. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg From the small parking area on Anawhata Road, Pole Line Track leads to McKenzie Junction, along a level section of the former power line route. .8kms. 18 minutes. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/an awhataregionalpark/track/Pole%20Line%20Tra ck Pomaria Road Lincoln, Henderson Named c.1884. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Named after the Pomaria Orchard Estate set up by Thomas Bell, G. Harden and Robert Cranwell in 1884. Pomaria is latin for apple. Pomelo Road Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Pomelo is another name for grapefruit. Pomona Road Kumeu Named before 1991. Pomona = goddess of fruit

Pondview Lane Waimauku Named 14 March 2016. Pondview Lane is elevated and looks north east to a large pond which has been formed to cater with stormwater run-off from the subdivision. Part of Subdivision at 80 Solan Drive, Waimauku Pooks Road Ranui Named before 1961. Portage Road New Lynn - Green Named c.1877. Noted by Waitemata County on Bay 27 May 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 4th class road. Described in 1937 as 117 chains long, with 39 residences and named 50 years before (1877) to signify the original portage route from the Manukau Harbour to the Whau Creek for Māori waka. Porter Avenue Glen Eden Named before 1961. Changed to Tomo Street from February 1969 to avoid confusion with Porter Ave Te Atatu. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Porter Avenue Te Atatu South Named Porters Ave before 1961. The name of early landholders. Their property extended from Kelston through to Titirangi. Source: Street Names of Auckland by J. Davenport. Porters Bush Road New Lynn Named before 1920. Changed to Titirangi Road before 1925. Posa Avenue McLaren Park Named between 1975-1991. Located off Bruce Henderson McLaren Road. Peter Posa was a guitarist who made a record in 1964 called White Rabbit

Poto Street Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Alternately Poto Road. Pottery Road Hobsonville Noted by the Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Changed to possibly Clark? Poturi Streams Titirangi Named between 1991-2008. Avenue Powell Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Premier Road Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Changed? Preston Avenue Lincoln Henderson Named before 1961. Ronald Preston Day was the developer of the subdivision. Daytona Construction Ltd. His wife's name was Val. Preston was Ron's mothers maiden name. Prime Ave Henderson Named before 1972. Changed to Choice Ave 7/8/1973. Princess Maria Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Place Pringle Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Named as a mark of respect to Te Atatu's first resident policeman, as he was very popular. Source: Jean Garriock WAHS newsletter 107. Prior Place Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located off Harmel Road. W Prior owned 88 acres, Lot 223 where Brains Park Kelston is located. Wairau creek was known as Prior Creek, seperating Glendene from Kelston. Prior's Landing allowed locally produced goods to be shipped to Auckland. Prospect Road Glen Eden Named before 1928. Prospect Terrace noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Changed to Rosier Road from February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. Provence Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Harbour View. Esplanade Puka Track Named after the Puka growing here. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg Puke Road Huapai Formed by 1906. Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road. Pukematakeo Swanson Maori = The hill at the end of the range. Named Track before 2000. From the bend on Pukematekeo exit road, 70m below trig, the track follows the ridge with a steep final descent to Falls Road. 1.6kms. 45 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Pukematekeo%20Track Puketaha Road Swanson Named before 1961. Anthony Petrie named the roads in the locality – Awhiorangi Promenade, Rangimarie, Puketahu, Kitewaho — after much research on his part. Source Window on Swanson page 149. Puketitiro Street Glen Eden Named 25 November 1969 following subdivision of Shetland Street (Glen Eden Borough minutes 25/11/69) Maori = 'puke' hill, 'titoro' as a dream. Pulpit Rock Road Muriwai Named before 1991. Punga Road Whenuapai Drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Maori = tree fern spelled ponga. Pungaroa Road Waikumete Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Changed. Puriri Ridge Track Huia Named before 2014. Starting 20m from the carpark along Donald McLean Track, Puriri Ridge Track circuits the valley basin then follows an undulating ridge where you can enjoy good views, down to Whatipu Road. 2kms. 45mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Puriri%20Ridge%20Track Puriri Road ? Lincoln/Te Atatu Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928. Changed. Puriri Road Whenuapai Named c1911. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Puriri Street New Lynn Named 1925. In 1937 it was described as 15 chains long, with 12 residences and named 12 years before (1925) NZ tree Puriri Vitex lucens.

Putney Place Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Pyramid Place Oratia Named between 1991-2008. Pyrite Street Massey North Named between 1991-2005. Part of the Rush Creek subdivision; a series of roads with names of rocks. Q Quarry Road Muriwai Named before 1991.

Quarry Track Anawhata Piha Named before 2014. From near the Anawhata Rd end of Centennial Track, undulating track leads to McKenzie Junction. 1.1kms. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Quarry%20Track Quartermasters Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Quadrant Queen Mary New Lynn Named 1925. In 1937 Queen Mary Avenue was Avenue described as 12 chains long, with six residences, and named 12 years before (1925) after Queen Mary, the wife of . From 1 March 1969 Morrison Avenue was incorporated into this Avenue. Queen Natalie Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Place Queen Street New Lynn Named 1925. In 1937 it was described as 12 chains long, with 12 residences and named 12 years before (1925) Name changed to Stock Street from 1 March 1969. Quiet Street Te Atatu South Named before 1961. local Surname. Quincey Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Quinns Road Waiatarua Named before 1961. R R J B Track Anawhata Named before 1992. It seems these are the initials of a university student/tramper Ron J. Bennett who cut the route. WAHS NL 150. From Ridge Road Track just north of Ongaruanuku Hut, the RGB track follows the ridge, then descends steeply to cross Anawhata Stream. It then ascends steeply to Chateau Mosquito Track. Closed due to kauri die-back c. 2011. 2kms. 1 hour. regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/anawhat aregionalpark/track/RGB%20Track Rabone Street Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Previously George St. Located at the end of Woodruffe Ave. It was originally part of South Rd but renamed George St, probably around 1915 when Station Rd was named and South Rd realigned.

Raelene Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Ragley Street Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Railside Avenue Henderson Named Feb 1969. Runs off Great North Rd, past the train station and rail crossing. Previously Station Rd from 1915 -1969. Originally George St and Emma St before 1915. Railway Road Waikumete Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 38 chains in Waari Hamlet District: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 4th class road. Changed to Station Road. Rakich Place Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Range Road Swanson Named before 1961. Rangemore Track Waiatarua Named before 2000. From the small parking area on Scenic Drive, the west end of Rangemore Track climbs easy grade to knoll with grove of kauri (15 minutes), then descends gradually to rejoin Scenic Drive approximately 1km from the parking area. 1.8kms. 1 hour. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ara takivisitorcentre/track/Rangemore%20Track

Rangeview Road Sunnyvale Henderson Named before 1961. Rangimarie Swanson Named before 1961. Anthony Petrie named the Avenue roads in the locality – Awhiorangi Promenade, Rangimarie, Puketahu, Kitewaho — after much research on his part. Source Window on Swanson page 149. Rangiwai Road Titirangi Named before 1943. Maori = 'rangi' sky, 'wai' water. This may mean the horizon. Rankin Avenue New Lynn Named 1 March 1969. Previously Matai Avenue. It was named after a local Presbyterian minister from the 1930's, Reverend W.F.Rankin. Ranui Avenue Ranui Named before 1961. Maori = many suns. Herbert Vivian Metcalfe had an orchard named Ranui at what is now Babich Hills subdivision. That land was sold during WW1. Ernest Guy Kinvig had a farm named 'Te Ranui' at Sturges Road. Ranui Station Ranui Ranui was named by the Geographical Board Road 22 Sept 1925 and the Ranui rail station opened 16 Nov 1925. The road was noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Located between Swanson Road and Ranui Station.C146 Rapaki Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Maori = hillside or waist mat. Raphael Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. A series of roads with names of famous artists.Santi Raphael (1483-1520) Italian painter Raroa Terrace Waiatarua Named before 1961. Maori = long day or sun high in the sky. Rata Road Whenuapai Named c1911 as part of Theophilus Wake's village of Waimarie. Part of the road was closed in 1938 when the RNZAF airfield was built. Maori = climbing plant, Metrosideros spp.

Rata Street Henderson Named 1913. Changed to Ratanui Street 7/8/1973. Rata Street New Lynn Named 1917. Noted as Rata Road by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. In 1937 it was described as 36 chains long, with 28 residents and named 20 years before (1917) Rata is an indigenous Metrosideros species. Ratanui Street Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Previously Rata Street. Maori = many or large rata. 'nui' was added to Rata to avoid confusion with New Lynn and Hobsonville's Rata Rd Rathgar Road Lincoln Henderson Named c.1884. A suburb of Dublin, Ireland. Rathgar, Lincoln and Larnock Roads are each named after cathedrals. (Source Dick Scott, Fire on the Clay.) Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925 and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Located off Swanson Rd, running parallel to Lincoln Rd. 1906 map shows it turning at the Universal Drive end, going to the landing reserve near Woodside Road. 1975- 89 Numbers 1-9 within Henderson Borough.

Ratuea Street ? Whenuapai Named around June 1953. Rauhuia Crescent Parau Named between 1961 and April 1975. Raymond Grace Huapai Avenue Rayner Road Piha Named between 1961 and April 1975. Realm Place Massey East Named between 1961 and April 1975. Red Hills Road Massey West Drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and as Red Hill Road on 17 February 1928, a 5th class road. Named after the red clay deposits on hills in the area, particularly near the trip point. Redlands Grove Swanson Named between 1975-1991. Redwood Drive Massey East Named between 1961 and April 1975. A collection of roads named after paint colours on B.A.L.M. Paints colour chart. Reflection Drive West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Regents Park Massey North Named between 1991-2008. Place Rehia Road Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Reid Road New Lynn Named between 1930-35 after the family name of Jane Todd. Henry Todd was a prominent local land owner. Previously Russell Street.

Reiman Street New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Agathon B. Reiman, known as Tony, was Mayor of New Lynn 1938-41 prior to WW2 and a City Council traffic officer. Source: Street Names of Auckland by J. Davenport. Also 'People and Places, New Lynn 1930-1940 by H.F.Batley Reinga Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Reingold Place Huapai Named before 1991. Remana Crescent Huapai Named before 2018. Rena Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Renata Crescent Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. A local surname. Renoir Street West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. A series of roads with names of famous artists. August Renoir (1841-1919) French Impressionist painter. Rerewai Place Kelston Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = flowing water. Reverie Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991.Part of a series named after BALM paint chart. Rewa Rewa Street New Lynn Named in 1929 after nearby Rewa Rewa Creek. In 1937 it was described as nine chains long, with three residences. Renamed Achilles Street between 1943 and 1961. In 1969 it became Hugh Brown Drive. Rewa Street Kelston, New Lynn Dedicated by Waitemata County Council August 1916 Auckland Star. Part of the Kelston Estate. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19160811.2.21 Named before 1925 after the indigenous tree. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as Rewa Road, Waikumete, a 5th class road. In 1937 it was described as 12 chains long, with nine residences. Rewarewa Road Te Atatu Peninsula Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 16 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Rewa Rewa Road noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Maori = NZ honeysuckle tree, Knightia excelsa Rewiti Avenue Henderson No longer exists. paperspast 1915. Trees growing over the road were causing wet patches. Reybert Place Massey North Named between 1991-2008. Reynella Drive Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Rhinevale Close Western Heights Named between 1986-1991. Henderson Rhone Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2000. Harbour View area. Ribblesdale Road Sunnyvale Henderson Named before 1961. The Ribble River runs through Yorkshire and Lancashire, England. Riccadona Rise Western Heights Named between 1975-1991. Name changed to Henderson San Domingo Richards Crescent Lincoln Henderson Named in the 1960s honouring local landowners. Located off Lincoln Rd. Changed to Te Kanawa Crescent 7/8/1973. Richards Road Laingholm Named before 1961. Changed to Karen Road by 1975. Richfield Crescent Massey North Named between 1991-2008. Rickards Place New Lynn Named Rickards Street around June 1955. Stanley William Rickards was mayor of New Lynn from 1941 to his death in 1955. Changed to Rickards Place. Ricker Track Named after young kauri trees growing in the area when the track was named. Gone now. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg Ridge Road Anawhata Closed before 1978. It went from Anawhata to Simla and along Simla Track. Source: Disused vehicle roads, Page 69, Historic Archaeological sites by Hayward and Diamond 1978

Ridge Road Waiatarua Titirangi Named before 1943. Now Miha Road. Source WAHS newsletter 367. Ridge Road Track Anawhata Named before 1977 after the disused road. From Anawhata Road, the Ridge Road Track follows undulating ridge to Simla. 3kms. 1 hour 30 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/an awhataregionalpark/track/Ridge%20Road%20T rack Riesling Place Western Heights Named between 1975-1986. Riesling-sylvaner Henderson is one of NZs most widely used wine grapes. Rima Road Westgate Massey Proposed name 2014. Crosses through Tahi Road. Maori = five. Changed to ? in 2015. Rimu Road Waiatarua Named between 1975-1991. Rimu Road Whenuapai Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Named after the indigenous tree. Rimu Street New Lynn Named 1922. Rimu Street noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925 and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Part of Kelston Estate in 1933 http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19331123.2.89 In 1937 it was described as 42 chains long, with two business premises and 30 residences, and named 15 years before (1922) after the native tree. From 1 March 1969 Carlisle Avenue was incorporated into this street as well. Rimutaka Place Waima Titirangi Named between 1975-1991. Ripeka Lane Whenuapai Named 2018. Under construction 2018. Rippington Palm Heights see Rissington Avenue. Part of the Lake Henderson Panorama subdivision. Ririno Place Whenuapai Named around June 1953 as part of RNZAF married quarters. Riserra Drive Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Rissington Avenue Palm Heights Named c2005. Part of the Lake Panorama Henderson subdivision. Previously called Rippinton on some maps. River Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Riverbank Road New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1961. Riverglade Glendene Named between 1991-2008. Parkway Riverhead - Riverhead Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th Brighams Creek class road. Road Riverhead Bridge Riverhead Bridge over the Wautaiti Stream to Cobblers Hill built c.1884 when John Lamb offered land for a road to connect the Riverhead Road with that at Cobblers Hill. The Council accepted this in 1884. Bridge over the Rangitopuni river completed 1910. Price Photo Co. Auckland Weekly News (14 JULY 1910) Riverhead Bridge Riverhead Bridge over the Rangitopuni River completed 1910. Price Photo Co. Auckland Weekly News 14 July 1910. Riverhead Road Kumeu Named before 1991. Riverhead Riverhead Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th Township Road class road. Riverlea Road Whenuapai Noted as Riverlea Estate Rd by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Riverpark Crescent Lincoln Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975.

Riverside Road Waikumete Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Probably changed to Riverview Road, New Lynn. Possibly later incorporated into Roberts Road Te Atatu South.

Riverstone Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Harbour View area. Riverview Road New Lynn Named 1925. In 1937 it was described as 14 chains long, with one residence and named 12 years before (1925) because of the uninterrupted view of the Whau River. Rixon Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Robert Burke Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Previously Burke Place. Place Located off Lavelle Rd. Roberts Road Henderson Changed to Garelja Road. Mr Roberts was the landowner before Garelja brothers purchased the property. Roberts Road Te Atatu South Named before 1921. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. See Waitemata County Council Minutes 18 February 1921 page 4, 18 March 1921 page 5, 15 April 1921 page 4, 20 January 1922 page 2, and 20 April 1922 page 5. Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 40 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5.

Robertson Road Ranui Named before 1951. Peter Robertson was an early settler here, arriving on the Jane Gifford in 1842. He was a builder responsible for some of Auckland's early landmarks. Source: Street Names of Auckland by J. Davenport. Arney Robertson was the owner of the land before it was subdivided into Arney and Robertson Roads. Source Erling Jensen 2013. Robinsons Ridge Cascades Valley Named before 1978. Named after landowner. Track Waitakere Went down most of Robinsons Ridge. Source: Disused vehicle roads, Page 69, Historic Archaeological sites by Hayward and Diamond 1978. From Cascade Track, Robinson Ridge Track descends to and crosses a branch of the Cascade Stream, then follows a long graded ascent to meet the Fence Line Track. 2kms. 1 hour 15 mins. Closed due to kauri die-back disease. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Robinson%20Ridge%20Track Roby Street Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Surname of owner before subdivision. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Rodney Avenue ? Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928. Roick Parade Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Lyla Roick was one of the few lady winemakers who owned her own vineyard and winery at 62 Prospect Road.

Roland Hill Avenue Glen Eden Named February 1969, honouring the first Glen Eden postmaster, a former schoolteacher who built a water-powered flax mill in the district. Previously Landscape Avenue. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Rope Road Whenuapai Named between 1991-2008. Rosa Place Western Heights Named between 1991-2008. Part of the Lake Henderson Panorama subdivision. Rosandich Drive Sunnyvale Henderson Named between 1991-2008. Rose Track Anawhata Named before 1991. Named after bach owner who generously gave land or easements to facilitate access between Piha, whites Bay and anawhata. WAHS NL 150. From Anawhata Road, Rose track descends steeply down a private concrete driveway, branches right at the base of the hill, then descends to Whites Beach (20 minutes). 1.2kms. 1 hour. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/an awhataregionalpark/track/Rose%20Track Rosebay Rise Henderson Named between 1991-2008. Rosetti Rise West Harbour Named between 1991-2008. Part of a series named after famous artists. Rosewarne Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Crescent Rosier Road Glen Eden Named February 1969. Wilson Rosier was the original carrier for Glen Eden. Two brothers had a cartage business in the area for many years. Previously Prospect Road. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78.

Routley Drive Glen Eden Named Feb 1969, honouring the Routley family who owned one of the first stores at Glen Eden, which was north of the railway station for many years. Abe Routley was active in community and cultural activities. Previously Walker Road. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Rowan Terrace Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Roy Maloney Drive Western Heights Named between 1991-2005. 0.53 kms in Henderson length. Royal Road Massey West Drawn on 1906 map. Locally known as Lawson's Road c.1912. Noted as Royal Road by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925 and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Royal View Road Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Royalle Vista Massey Named 2013. Private road located off Royal Estate Rd Rua Road Westgate Massey Named 2014. New road under construction opposite Fernhill Drive. Rua = two in Maori. Name changed. Rua Road Glen Eden Named Feb 1969. Previously Croydon Road. The junction of Rua and Croyden Roads forms the boundary between Glen Eden and New Lynn Boroughs. Maori = two. Runs off Tahi Road. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Rua-o-te-whenua Waiatarua Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February Road 1928. Possibly renamed as part of Scenic Drive

Ruatea Street Whenuapai Named c1953 as part of RNZAF married quarters. Rubens Lane West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Rupeke Place Henderson Named between 1975-1986. Located off Keeling Rd. Maori = everything completed. Rush Creek Drive Massey North Named between 1999-2005. Part of the Rush Creek subdivision located off Don Buck Rd near Westgate shopping centre. Russell Street New Lynn Named 1887. In 1937 it was described as four chains long, and named 50 years before (1887). Changed to Reid Road between 1930 and 1935. Thomas Russell (1830-1904) a lawyer, was one of Auckland's early land speculators. Russett Grove Western Heights Named between 1991-2005. Part of the Henderson Braeburn subdivision. Ruze Vida Drive Massey East Named between 1991-2008. Ryan's Road Hobsonville Named 15 March 1917 (NZ Gazette No 47) Whenuapai after the owner John Ryan who formed the road to get his goods onto his property. Ryden Place Glen Eden West Named between 1991-2008. Ryehill Close New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. Located off Seabrook Avenue. S Sabot Place Ranui Named c.1975. A type of small racing yacht. See Frostbite and Starling. Construction shows in Whites Aviation photo Ref: WA-72216-G. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23098822 Sabulite Road Kelston Formed by 1906. Known as Wrights Point Road because Wright's was the only house at the bottom near the tidal creek before WW1. William Wright used to keep a launch there and it became known as 'Long Bill's Landing". Sabulite is a nitro-ammonia safety-explosive, invented in Belgium, manufactured by Sabulite (NZ) Ltd, the company having purchased the manufacturing rights c.1912. A factory was built at the end of Sabulite Rd, Waikumete, now Rerewai Reserve. Manager Leonard Hammond advertised a demonstration at Avondale in 1915. Regrading and Metalling of 20 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Sabulite Road was noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 4th class road. See Peter Buffett article 'Road name has explosive origin.' Sabulite was used in grenades during WW1. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 23 and 77. Sachel Place Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Sailfish Drive West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Saint Catherine West Harbour Named between 1961 and April 1975. Part of a Crescent series of roads named after English University colleges at Oxford and Cambridge. Saint Clair Park Te Atatu South Named 2013. Private road. Located end of Village McLeod Rd. Saint Georges Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Air Commodore Road D.F. St George was a former Chief of Air Staff who died in 1985. He had joined the RNZAF in 1940 and served as Squadron leader on three operational tours of the Pacific.

Saint Jerome Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Harbour View. Avenue Saint Leonards Kelston Formed before 1906 between Sabulite and Road Archibald Roads. Regrading and Metalling of 40 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 4th class road. Patron saint of pregnant women and prisoners. Saint Margaret West Harbour Named between 1961 and April 1975. Place Samuel Cassidy Swanson Named Sept 2015. after WW1 soldier. Part of Avenue the Penihana subdivision which covers sections on Christian Rd and O’Neills Rd. San Ambrosio Rise Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. Henderson San Angelo Court Palm Heights Named between 2008-2012. Henderson San Antonio Way Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. Henderson San Bernadino Palm Heights Named between 1975-1991. Drive Henderson San Carlo Court Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. Henderson San Casello Rise Palm Heights Named 2014. New street located off San Henderson Marino Drive. San Clemento Palm Heights Named between 2008-2012. Court Henderson San Diego Court Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. Henderson San Domingo Rise Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. Previously Henderson Riccadona Rise before 1991. San Fernando Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. Previously Way Henderson approved as Chenin Place. San Ignacio Court Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. Previously Henderson approved as Canepa Close. San Lorenzo Rise Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. Henderson San Marino Drive Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. The two parts of Henderson San Marino Drive and San Marino Drive West were joined together in 2012 as part of the San Prospero subdivision. San Marino Drive Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. West Henderson San Pablo Way Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. Previously Henderson approved as Canepa Close. San Pedro Place Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. Henderson San Prospero Palm Heights Formed 2012 after a new subdivision joined the Crescent Henderson two ends of San Marino Drive together. Named 2014 in Geosmart Maps.(Telephone Book)

San Valentino Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. Previously Drive Henderson approved as Sylvaner Drive. San Vito Place Palm Heights Named between 1991-2000. Henderson Sandhurst Rise Henderson Western Named between 1991-2006. Heights Sandys Parade Laingholm Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Previously part of Wharf Road. Named after Sandy McAdam who lived in Foote's old houseboat in the creek. Santa Rosa Court Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Located off Marguerita Place. Sapperton Drive Henderson Western Named between 1991-2008. Part of the Lake Heights Panorama subdivision. Sarajevo Place Massey West Named between 1986-1991. Sari Place Massey East Named between 1975-1991. A collection of roads named after paint colours on B.A.L.M. Paints colour chart. See Cedar, Jarrah, Redwood, Sari, Malmo, Chrome and Tango. Sarona Avenue Glen Eden Named before 1961. In 1968 this became the basis for a subdivision. Sauvignon Avenue Ranui Named 2013. Part of the Babich Hills subdivision. Sauvignon Blanc in NZ was pioneered by Henderson winegrower Ross Spence. Savoy Road Glen Eden Named from Feb 1969. Previously Carlton Road. Savoy and Carlton are both hotels in London. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. Scanlen Terrace Kelston Named between 1961 and April 1975. Scarlet Drive Ranui Named c.1974. Construction shows in Whites Aviation photo Sept 1974. Ref: WA-72216-G. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23098822

Scenic Drive Henderson Valley, Originally from 21 January 1914 it was Oratia, Titirangi, Exhibition Drive, named for the 1913 Industrial Waima, Waiatarua Exhibition. It then became the Waitakere Scenic Drive. Scenic Drive North Swanson Named between 1975-1991. Scenic Reserve Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February Road 1928. Possibly changed to Scenic Drive. School Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. Changed to Glenorchy Street from February 1969. School Road Henderson Name changed. It was adjacent to the Henderson Primary School, which was built in 1878. Changed to Nikau St as Vodanovich's Nikau vineyards was at the end. School Road South Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road, it became South Titirangi Road in 1962. School Road Te Atatu South Named between 1975-1991 when Edmonton School began. Located off Edmonton Road. The top end of the road was formed before 1935. Possibly renamed from Hensley Road. School Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. Changed to Glenorchy Street from February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Scotstoun Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Located off Captain Scott Rd. Scott Place Te Atatu Named between 1961 and April 1975. Scott Road Te Atatu Named before 1961. Scott Road Glen Eden Named before 1961, after the Antarctic explorer. Changed to Captain Scott Road from February 1969. Several roads in this area have names honouring Scott's expedition to the South Pole; see Bowers, Evans, Oates, Osman, Terra Nova and Wilson. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Scott Road Hobsonville Named between 1961 and April 1975. Scott's pottery. Previously Scotts Lane on 1931 map. Scotts Lane Hobsonville Road drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Named Scotts Lane on 1931 cadastral map. Changed to Scott Road. Scowns Way Glendene Named between 1991-2008. Scroggy Hill Street Glen Eden Scroggy Hill Road was located on Great North Rd, opposite Archibald Rd. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi- bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NZH192201 27.2.4.4&srpos=4&e=--1920---1923--10--1---- 2scroggy+hill+road-- Previously the site of a railway stop name Scroggy Hill Street. Possibly confused with "St." for station. The Station was near today's Rua Rd and Clayburn Rd on today's West Coast Rd. Renamed Croyden Road and Rua Road. Also known as Southgate Rd before being named West Coast Rd. Scroggy Hill is shown in a 1914 map of Exhibition Drive as being all that hilly area located around Pleasant Road and Roland Hill Rd to Atkinson Rd. Formation of Scroggy Hill road in 1907. http://www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/dbtw- wpd/exec/dbtwpub.dll?BU=http%3A%2F%2Fw ww.aucklandcity.govt.nz%2Fdbtw- wpd%2FHeritageImages%2Findex.htm&AC=Q BE_QUERY&TN=heritageimages&QF0=ID&NP =2&MR=5&RF=HIORecordSearch&QI0=%3D% 22NZ Map 4498-5%22 A tender was let to Rosier Brothers for fromation of Scroggy Hill Road, Waikumete in 1910. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi- Seabar Place Glen Eden West Namedbin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NZH191004 between 1961 and April 1975. Seabreeze Green Bay Named between 1991-2008. Pinesong Retirement Village. Seabrook Avenue New Lynn Named before 1914 after Albert David Seabrook, a Town Board commissioner (1910- 1912, 1914-1916). Albert David Seabrook bought a kauri homestead in 1908-1909 on a 37-acre property in Pine Street. Being a keen horticulturalist and gardener, Seabrook planted his half-mile frontage with trees which became New Lynn landmarks. He travelled by train each day to Auckland city where he was advertising manager for the Auckland Star. He lived at Dreamlands Park, New Lynn. In 1942 at the corner of Margan and Seabrook Avenues air raid shelters were built by the New Lynn Borough Council at a cost of 221 pounds. New Lynn's brick works and more than forty other industries were considered an obvious target for Japanese bombers and the Borough was declared a vulnerable area. Under the Emergency Precautions Scheme, and in co- operation with the Auckland City Council, the air raid shelters were built. Source: Peter Buffett, New Lynn Jubilee 1929-1989, The History of New Lynn. 1989 (NLNZ ZPAM 993.111 BUF 1989). McLachlan, B. & Slade, M. The History of New Lynn. 1981 (AWMM DU 436.12). http://muse.aucklandmuseum.com/collections/g Seacrest Drive West Harbour Namedeneral/Streets/7185.detail?Ordinal=1&c_streetn between 1991-2008. Seagrove Road West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Seakens Way Glen Eden West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Searidge Rise Hobsonville Named between 1991-2008. Previously Searidge Terrace before 1991. Seaview Road Piha Named between 1961 and April 1975. Second Avenue Henderson, Te Atatu Named before 1961. Changed to Humphrey Sth Kemp Ave 22/1/1974. Seibel Road Henderson Valley Named between 1961 and 1973. Previously No.3 Road leading to No.3 gumdiggers camp at Swanson Kauri Gum Reserve. Siebel was a wine-grape variety. Norbert Siebel was a winemaker at Sturges Rd around 1990-2007. A pa site at Pukearuhe, several hundred metres beyond Seibel Road, is testimony to man’s long occupation of Henderson valley. Occupied by the Kawerau, who are the traditional people of Opanuku, to guard the walkway from the Kaipara through to the Whau, they cultivated gardens and took fern root, birds and eel until with the Ngati Whatua conflicts of the late 18th and early 19th centuries their pa fell into disuse after hundreds of years of largely peaceful existence.

Sel Peacock Ave Henderson Named between 1986-1991. After a Henderson businessman who had a grocery shop on the corner of Great North Rd and Catherine St.

Selak Place Glen Eden West, Named between 1975-1991. Local Dalmatian Oratia orchard and winemaker family name. Selwood Road Lincoln Henderson Named before 1961. A. Selwood had a farm at the motorway end of Lincoln Rd from 1921. Selwood Road Lincoln Henderson Named before 1961. Selwyn Avenue Glen Eden South Named before 1961. Semillon Ave Western Heights Named c1998. Locatd off Burgundy Park Ave. Wine/grape variety. Septimus Place Western Heights Named between 1986-9. Located off Sturges Rd. Won a Mitre 10 Top Street Award before 2000. Serjeant St Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Previously O'Brien St. Both local surnames. Located off Smythe Rd. Ada Serjeant married Richard Freke Smyth. Her brothers opened a garage on the corner of Smythe and Henderson Valley Road c.1952. Serwayne Place Sunnyvale Named between 1991-2005. Seymour Road Sunnyvale, Oratia Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Seymour Road Sunnyvale, Oratia Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Seymour Road was noted on 1920s maps as Waari Hamlet Road. Source: WAHS G drive Articles\ Two of Seddons land schemes. Shah Place Glen Eden West Named 6 June 2002, off Matama Road. All the roads surrounding Nandana Drive have names with an Indian theme. Shale Avenue Massey West Named c1971 when the Sunline Ave subdivision was put in. Shamrock Drive Kumeu Named between 1991-2008. Located near Access Road. Shamrock Lane Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Possibly a boat name or Irish subdividers. Sharp Bush Track Henderson Valley Named before 1992. The Sharp's were landowners in the area.From Mountain Road, Sharp Bush Track is a level gravel track leading to a kauri grove (5 minutes). The track then descends steeply down one side of the ridge and fords Stoney Creek to meet Opanuku Road. 1.2kms. 18mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Sharp%20Bush%20Track Shaw Road Glen Eden South, Drawn on 1906 map. Noted by Waitemata Oratia, Waima, County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class Titirangi road. Named after James Shaw who settled in the Oratia area around 1882. Metalling and widening: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Schoolside Road Huapai Formed 2018. Part of the Nobilo Winery Estate subdivision. Located off Nobilo Road. Sheehan Road Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Located off McLeod Rd. Sheridan Drive New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1961. Sherpa Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Sherrybrooke Sunnyvale Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Place Sherwood Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Surname of owner before subdivision. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107.

Shetland Street Glen Eden South Named Feb 1969. Formerly Hillcrest Road. Shetlands are a group of Scottish Islands. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Shibata Rise Ranui Named 2014 during land subdivision. Located off Simpson Road, providing an east-west connection between Simpson Road and proposed Eric Gifford Drive. Shibata is a city in the Niigata prefecture of Japan, and is nominated by the consent holder to reflect the cultural diversity in Auckland. Source: http://infocouncil.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/Open/ 2014/08/HM_20140821_AGN_4467_AT.htm Shiraz Place Western Heights Named between 1991-2008. Located off Semillon Ave. Wine grape variety. Shirley Avenue Kelston Named before 1961. Gone by 1991. Shirley Road Parau Named between 1961 and April 1975. Shona Place Henderson, Western Named 1970. Located off Spence Road. Rod Heights Spence subdivided this land. Shona was his daughter. Siena Place Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Harbour View Signal House Whatipu Named before 2014. A branch track from Track Omanawanui Track following the ridge to the site of the Signalman’s House, above Paratutai Island. Captain Wing operated the signals on Paratutai Island for ships entering the Manukau Harbour in the 1850s and 1860s. 18 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/wh atipu/track/Signal%20House%20Track

Silver Birch Rise Henderson Named between 1975-1991. Located off Dellwood Ave. Silverstone Place McLaren Park Named between 1986-1989. Henderson Simla Track Waitakere Ranges Named after a house of landowner Bill Nutting, after the place in India where his father, an officer in the Indian Army, was stationed. WAHS NL 150. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg From the Ridge Road Track, Simla Track follows along the ridge. Views of the Anawhata Valley unfold just before the track descends extremely steeply to Smyth Stream at the old kauri dam site. 1.7kms. 35mins - 1hr to ascend. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/an awhataregionalpark/track/Simla%20Track

Simpson Road Ranui In December 1900 it was unmetalled. Simpson's Road noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Simpson Estate bordered Candia Road. Mr Simpson was a member of the Swanson Ratepayers Assn before WW1. Simpson Road ran from Swanson Road, crossed over the railway line and ran halfway up to Hetherington Road in 1911. Sinton Road Hobsonville Named between 1961 and April 1975. William and Janet Sinton arrived as settlers c.1880. The family set up a store, butchery and pack- horse delivery service to gum-diggers at Brighams Creek and Hobsonville. Sisam Track Anawhata Named after a landowner. Sisam Track follows the ridge from the Smyth Ridge Track, then descends very steeply to the junction of Chateau Mosquito and Simla Tracks just above Anawhata Stream. 30 - 45 mins to ascend. 1.6kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/an awhataregionalpark/track/Sisam%20Track Skilgate Avenue New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. Skybird Place Glen Eden West Named between 1975-1991. Skyla Place Massey West Named between 1975-1986. Slip Track Arataki Named before 2014. Slip Track is a wide track climbing steeply from Pipeline Track, reducing in width until it reaches an open grassy area and small ditch (20 minutes). The track narrows after the ditch and climbs, crossing Nihotupu Tramline to meet Scenic Drive. 0.9kms. 30 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ara takivisitorcentre/track/Slip%20Track Smith Road Kumeu Named before 1991. Smith Street New Lynn Named before 1930. Part later became the eastern part of Croydon Road, which became Rua Road from February 1969. Smiths Road Huia Named before 2014. Smiths Road forks right of Huia Dam Road, crosses the bridge over the headwaters of the Lower Huia Dam then climbs steadily to Crusher Pipe Track (20 minutes). The road then continues to the pipe tunnel (no exit). 1.4kms. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Smiths%20Road Smyth Ridge Track Anawhata Named before 1978 after Mr Smythe, a landowner in the area. Disused road from Smythe corner to Kuataika Track. 45 mins. 2.2.kms. Source: Disused vehicle roads, Page 69, Historic Archaeological sites by Hayward and Diamond 1978. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg Smythe Road Henderson Named before 1961 as Smyth's Rd. Richard John Freke Smyth owned a dairy farm in this area. He died in 1951. It was subdivided by his wife Ada Beatrice Smyth after he died. Houses were built in 1960. Located off Henderson Valley Road. Solan Drive Waimauku Named before 2015. An extension to Solan Drive was named Solan Drive on 14 March 2016. http://infocouncil.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/Open/ 2016/03/RODTP_20160314_AGN_6484_AT_ WEB.HTM Solar Road Glen Eden West Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of roads named from signs and solar system. Soldiers Way Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Solea Road Sunnyvale Named between 1975-1991. Soling Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Soljan Drive Lincoln Henderson Named between 2008-2012. Located off Paramount Drive. Somerton Rise Henderson Western Named between 1998-2005. Heights Sonnenberg Way Konini Titirangi Named between 1975-1991. South Kensington Palm Heights Named between 1998-2006. Way Henderson South Lynn Road Titirangi North Named before 1925. Ref: paperspast South Pacific Henderson Named c.1989. Located off Dellwood Ave. Place South Road Henderson, Named before 1914. Noted by Waitemata Henderson Valley, County on 27 May 1925. A small part near the McLaren Park Railway station was renamed George St on 12 May 1958. The remainder from todays railway crossing southward changed to Bruce McLaren Road 7/8/1973. South Titirangi South Titirangi Named in 1962. Previously School Road. Road Southgate Place Henderson Named between 1975-1986. Family name. Located off Keeling Rd. Southgates Road Glen Eden The Foodtown end of West Coast Rd was popularly known as Southgates Rd as the family was residing in this area. This road later became part of West Coast Road. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 76. Spargo Road Massey East Named before 1961. P.O.Directory lists William Spargo, farmer from 1935 at Henderson/Massey. Speddings Road Whenuapai Named before 1955. Drawn on 1928 WCC map. Spence Road Henderson Western Named in 1970 when local winemaker Rod Heights Spence subdivided a dairy farm he owned on this land. Spences vineyard was at McLeod Rd.

Spinnaker Drive Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Splendour Close Henderson Named between 1991-2008. Apple variety. Spode Place McLaren Park Named between 1975-1986. Brand of English Henderson china. Spragg Bush Walk Waitakere Ranges Namded before 2000. Named after donor of land Wesley Spragg. From the picnic area at the junction of Scenic Drive and Mountain Road, a gentle graded walk leads past the historic cemetery to a large kauri; then continues down gentle grade and crosses a small stream to rejoin Scenic Drive, 500m north of the picnic area (15 minutes). Two branch tracks link this walk with Turanga Road. The first branch is on the right 30m before the large kauri and meets Turanga Road on its first bend (5 minutes); the second, 200m beyond the large kauri, continues downhill to meet a small stream and emerges at the end of Turanga Road (10 minutes). 2kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Spragg%20Bush%20Walk

Spragg Monument Cornwallis Named before 2011. Leads to Wesley Spragg Track WWI monument. "to all the boys gone west"

Spring Grove Henderson Western Named between 1986-9. Private Right-of-Way Heights off Sturges Rd. Springbank Lane Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961 for a spring in the creek bank at the end of it. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Springside Street New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1961. Squadron Drive Hobsonville Named 2011. Links Monterey Park to Buckley Avenue and Upper HarbourMotorway. Stafson Lane Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. for the owner of the land before its subdivision. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Staincross Street Green Bay Named between 1961 and April 1975. Town in Yorkshire, England. See Castleford. Staley Road Parau Named between 1962 and April 1975. Previously Bayview Road. Stallard Place Glen Eden South Named between 1975-1991. Standage Lane Kelston Named between 1991-2008. Stanley Street New Lynn Named 1926. In 1937 it was described as 15 chains long, with six residences and named 10 years before. From 1 March 1969 renamed as Crum Avenue. Dedicated in 1926: https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/A S19260525.2.136?items_per_page=10&query= palmer+nurserymen&sort_by=byDA.rev&title=A LG%2CAS%2CDSC%2CKWE%2CNZH%2CN Z%2CTO%2CPWT%2CROTWKG&type=ARTI CLE%2CILLUSTRATION Starforth Place McLaren Park Named between 1975-1991. Henderson Starlight Cove Hobsonville Named between 1991-2008. Starling Place Ranui Named c.1975. A type of small racing yacht. See Frostbite and Sabot. Construction shows in Whites Aviation photo Ref: WA-72216-G. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23098822

Statesman Street Henderson Western Named 7/8/1973. Statesman is an Australian Heights apple variety grown on orchards in the area. Previously Jonathon St, an American apple variety. Located off Geordie St. Station Road Huapai Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road. Station Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. Located on the cemetery Waikumete side of the railway line, branching off Cemetery Rd (now Glenview Rd) It crossed over the railway line to join up with West Coast Rd about opposite the Methodist church. See map in 'In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden', page 77. Renamed Waikumete Road from February 1969. Name change published August 1971.

Station Road Henderson Named 1915 for the Railway Station serving Henderson. Formerly George St and Emma St. Name changed to Railside Ave 7/8/1973. Station Street Hobsonville Named c2012. Steam Hauler Swanson Waitakere Named before 1991. Located off Bethells Track Road. Steed Road Swanson Waitakere Named before 1991. Stephen Avenue Lincoln Henderson Named before 1961. Stevies Lane Henderson Named between 1991-2008. Possbly named after Steve Ozich who owned the Falls Hotel on this site beside the railway. Stock Street New Lynn Named 1 March 1969. Previously Queen Street. It was renamed after a former councillor, Mr Stock who lived on Queen St. WAHS newsletter 355, Jan 2014. Stockton Place Glendene Named between 1975-1991. Stokes Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Surname of owner before subdivision. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107.

Stolford Crescent New Lynn Named between 1991-2008. Stonegate Close Massey North Named between 1991-2005. Part of the Rush Creek subdivision, a series of names of stones.

Stottholm Road Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1943 and 1961. A combination of landowners surnames, Stott and Holmes.

Stow Place Henderson Western Named between 1991-2008. Part of the Lake Heights Panorama subdivision. Strathcona Road Waitakere Named between 1961 and April 1975, Stratton Place Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Air Commodore W.H. Stratton became Chief of Air Staff RNZAF and in 1966 Air Member for Personnel. He had seen war service as a pilot and squadron commander in the Middle East and India.

Strid Road Te Atatu South Named c1958-60 after the Strid family. The Strid land was bought for development by Ronald Neale in 1958. Stroud Place Henderson Palm Named between 2000-2008. Part of the Lake Heights Panorama subdivision. Sturges Road Henderson, Western Appeared in electoral rolls 1920. Previously Heights, Palm Heights Pedersen's Road. (see Joseph Balich address) Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925 and in Feb 1928 as a 5th class road. Brothers, Alfred and Charles Sturges purchased land in 1911 and had orchards opposite todays Western Heights School. This was Kinvig's farm 'Te Ranui': source Jim Smith. Alfred was killed WW1 in 1917. Charles Sturges was Fruitgrowers Association member. Their father Alfred was Otahuhu's first mayor in 1912. See paperspast. 1975-89 Numbers 1- 61+2-68 within Henderson Borough.

Sturgess Road Henderson Sturgess Road rail station opened c1933, spelled with two 'ss'. The name has since been corrected to Sturges Sturm Avenue Massey East Named around 1966. Leslie J. Sturm was an orchardist at Massey from 1947 who subdivided land here. Styca Place Sunnyvale Named between 1975-1991. Sugden's Road Taupaki or Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February Whenuapai 1928 as a 5th class road. Sumich Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Summerland Drive Western Heights Named c2003. Joins Sturges and Munro Roads. Summerland is a variety of apple grown in the orchards in this area, originating from a Canadian apple breeding Research Centre.

Summit Road Swanson Named before 1991. Summit Track Huia Named before 2014. Summit Track follows a sharp ridge from the western end of the Upper Nihotupu Dam to cross Hamilton Track (40 minutes). The track then climbs steeply at first, then steadily to Nihotupu Ridge Track. 2.6kms. 1 hour 45mins. Closed 2013 due to kauri die- back. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Summit%20Track Sun Place Lincoln Named between 1991-2008. Located off Rakich Place. Suncrest Drive Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Sunderland Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Series of road Avenue names based on planes. The sunderland flying boat was one of the larger aircraft used by the air force. It had been specially designed for coastal reconnaissance during WW2. It was also used as pioneer civilian air transport across the Tasman. Sungrove Rise Sunnyvale Named between 1975-1991. Sunhill Road Sunnyvale Named before 1961. Sunline Avenue Massey West Named c1971. Subdivision developed by Sunline Homes group housing firm. Sunny Crescent Huapai Named between 1991-2008. Located off Tapu Road Sunnylaw Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Sunnyside Road Sunnyvale, Kelston Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 4th class road. Sunnyvale Road Taupaki Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1954. Located off Red Hills Road. Sunpark Place Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Sunray Avenue Kaurilands Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Sunrise Lane Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Sunshine Sunnyvale Named 2013. Located off Awaroa Road. Boulevard Sunvue Road Glen Eden West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Surat Place Glen Eden Named February 1969. Previously Eden Place. All the roads surrounding Nandana Drive had names changed to fit with an Indian theme. Surat is an Indian seaport Surman Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Swan Hill Drive Glen Eden Named between 1991-2008. Swan Lane Te Atatu South Named between 1975-1991. Swanson Block Swanson Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February Main Road 1928 as a 5th class road. Swanson Pipeline Swanson Named before 1990. From the end of Tram Track Valley Road, Swanson Pipeline Track follows a driveway, through a low tunnel (caution required) then follows the pipeline along a bulldozed road. The track takes you over undulating terrain (very steep in places) to Christian Road near the Waitakere Filter Station. 2kms. 1 hour 15 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Swanson%20Pipeline%20Track Swanson Road Henderson, Ranui, Named between 1961- April 1975. Extends Swanson from Lincoln Rd to the junction of Kay and Waitakere Roads. W.S. Swanson (1819-1903) was a local businessman who had interests in the timber industry from the area which now bears his name. He became MP for Newton 1871-1884 and late a member of the Legislative Council. 1975-89 Numbers 1-63+2- 94 within Henderson Borough. Swanson West Swanson Waitakere Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February Coast Road 1928 as a 5th class road. Runs from the junction of Swanson and Waitakere Roads up to Scenic Drive. Previously went further but part was changed by WCC to Te Henga Rd in August 1971. Name changed to Scenic Drive North after 1991. Swanson West Swanson Waitakere Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 Coast Road as a 5th class road. Runs from the junction of Swanson and Waitakere Roads up to Scenic Drive. Previously went further but part was changed by WCC to Te Henga Rd in August 1971. Name changed to Scenic Drive North after 1991. Sylvan Avenue Piha Named before 1991. Name changed to Sylvan Glade c1991. Sylvan Avenue Woodlands Park Named before 1961. Name changed to Sylvan Valley Avenue before 1991. Sylvan Crescent Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Sylvan Glade Piha Named c1991. Previously Sylvan Avenue. Sylvan Valley Woodlands Park Named before 1961 as Sylvan Avenue. Named Avenue Sylvan Valley Ave by 1991. Sylvaner Drive Palm Heights Named 1990 before road construction took Henderson place. Changed to San Valentino Drive. Riesling-Sylvaner wine grape variety. T Tabitha Crescent Henderson Valley Named between 1975-1986. Located off Boundary Rd, Tagor Street Glen Eden South Named February 1969. Previously Douglas Crescent. All the roads surrounding Nandana Drive had their names changed to an Indian theme. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Sir Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) was a Hindu poet, philosopher and educator who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1913. Taha Road Waimauku Formed by 1906. Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road. Taha Road Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Maori = side or edge or leaf of flax. Tahi Road Westgate Massey Named 2014. Previously Kedgley Drive, a North private farm accessway. Construction of a new Westgate shopping centre began 2014. Tahi = one in Maori. Changed a year later to …

Tahi Terrace Glen Eden Named Feb 1969. Previously Liverpool Street. Maori = one. Rua Road runs off Tahi Road. Taiapa Road Muriwai Formed by 1906. Formation noted in http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19260227.2.138 Taipa Road was noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th class road.

Taiapa Valley Muriwai Beach Named before 2008. Road Taikata Road Te Atatu Peninsula Noted as Taitaka Road by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928, a 5th class road. Maori = 'tai' tidal, 'kata' laughing. Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 54 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Tainui Crescent Whenuapai Named between 1938-1955 as part of RNZAF base. Tainui Road Waima Titirangi Named March 1949, in conjunction with Ngaio and Taraire Roads. Maori tribe or shrub Taioma Crescent Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = white earth. Taipari Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Maori descendant of Ihenga of Arawa tribe who arranged for the building of a meeting house in the 1870s which is now in the Auckland Museum. Taitapu Street Massey East Named between 1975-1991. Maori = sacred tidal area. Taitua Drive Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = western or far side. Takahe Road Wood Bay Titirangi Named before 1961. Maori = large flightless bird Notornis mantelli Takapu Refuge Muriwai Named before 2014. From the carpark at Walk Maukatia/Maori Bay, the Takapu Refuge walk skirts around headland then descends to the end of Muriwai Beach Access Road. Two short branch tracks lead to lookouts over the gannet colony. 30mins. 0.8kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/mu riwai/track/Takapu%20Refuge%20Walk Takapu Street Henderson Named between 1975-1991. Located off Edmonton Rd. Maori name for Australian gannet Morus serrator Takitimu Street Whenuapai Named between 1938-1955 as part of RNZAF base barracks. Talavera Place Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. A name associated with the Spanish Peninsular War in which the Duke of Wellington was engaged in. Talmar Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Tama Quadrant Whenuapai Named around June 1953 as part of RNZAF married quarters. Tamariki Avenue Kelston Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located off Nile Road. Maori = children Tamatea Avenue Whenuapai Named between 1938-1955 as part of RNZAF base barracks. Tane Road Laingholm Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Maori = god of the forest. Originally ran between 11A and 61 Tane Road at the same time as Hastings and Burford Roads existed. Tane Street New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1961.Maori = god of the forest. Tanekaha Road French Bay Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road, it was also spelt as Tanakaha. Maori = NZ Celery pine Tango Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Tango yacht designed and built by Jim Young. See Frostbite, Sabot and Starling. Tanoa Place Glendene Name approved 28 January 1971 as part of Neil Construction's Glendene Farm subdivision. Maori = insignificant Tapu Road Huapai Named before 1991. Tara Road Henderson Named between 1964-1975. Off Kereru St. The Presbyterian Church subdivided a block of land here in 1964. One of the areas earliest settlers was Irish and Tara is an Irish place name, but it could also be Maori for black-fronted tern.

Taraire Road Waima Titirangi Named around March 1949. Maori = NZ tree, Bielshmiedia taraire Taraire Track Karekare Named after the trees growing here. The first ten minutes of this track heads to the picnic area at the foot of the Karekare Falls. This area is popular with weddings and tourist groups; however, it is also a great place to escape the sun during a day at the beach. As popular as it is mid week and out of season it is also possible to get the whole place to yourself. Past the falls it is worth heading on up the ridge and combining with a loop walk back down La Trobe track as the track passes through one of the largest groves of taraire in the Waitakere Ranges. 30mins. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg

Taranui Place Henderson Named between 1986-1989. Taremaro Place McLaren Park Named between 1975-1991. Henderson Tasman Avenue Henderson Named c.1959. Name changed to Abel Tasman Ave 7/8/1973 to avoid confusion with another Tasman Ave. Abel Janszoon Tasman (1603- 1659) is credited with being the first European to discover New Zealand in 1642. Geomaps Aerial 1959 Tasman Avenue Ranui Swanson Named between 1975-1991. Located off Simpson Road. Tasman Vineyard of Mick Zidich was located here. Tasman Lookout Piha Named before 2000. steep track with some Track steps ascending cliffs at the southern end of Piha Beach. At the top, a short branch to the right leads to a lookout point over Piha and Taitomo Island. The track continues around the cliff-top to a second lookout overlooking The Gap. 45mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Tasman%20Lookout%20Track Tasman View Bethells Waitakere Named between 1961 and April 1975. View of Road the Tasman Sea. Tatau Way Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1975-1991. Tatyana Place Massey East Named between 1961 and April 1975. Tauhara Street Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located off Taupo Street. Maori name of a peak on the volcanic plateau of the . Taumata Track Waiatarua Named before 2000. From Ferndown Track, Taumata Track is a narrow track leading through bush, crossing a stream by the waterfall and climbing steeply via numerous steps to a saddle. The track continues up the ridge to Parekura Peak with panoramic views over the Waitemata and Manukau Harbours. Closed 2013 due to kauri die-back. 1 hour. 0.9kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Taumata%20Track Taunton Terrace Blockhouse Bay In the early 1900s Marine Terrace was shown on title deeds as Green Bay, but the name was changed to Taunton Terrace in the early/mid 1930s. See WAHS newslatter 362 Jan 2015.

Taupaki Road Taupaki, Kumeu Named 1870. A letter from Mr Cottle in NZ Herald 17 June 1880 re maintenance stated that the road was formed ten years ago. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi- bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NZH188006 17.2.4&srpos=13&e= Taupaki-Brighams Taupaki Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th Creek Road class road. Changed to State Highway 16 Taupiko Place Green Bay Named between 1975-1991. Taupo Street Green Bay Titirangi Named about 1961. Located between Golf and Godley Roads. Maori = long sleep or large cloak. Source: Chamley/Miles interview WAHS.

Tavua Lane Ranui Named 2013. Private lane. Located off Millcroft Lane which was extended into Babich Hills subdivision. Tawa Road Kumeu Maori = NZ tree Beilshmeidia tawa. Located off Hanham Road. Tawa Road Te Atatu Peninsula Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. 1931 map shows it running from the western side of the peninsula across Te Atatu Rd and the length of what is now Totara Rd. Maori = NZ tree Beilshmeidia tawa. The eastern part was renamed Totara Rd c1952. Source 'Katy and Kula and the Kervil kids by G.A.De Forest, page 12 Tawa Street New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1961. Changed toThom Street from 1 March 1969. Tawari Road Waiatarua, Named between 1961 and April 1975. Henderson Valley Tawini Road Kaurilands Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 17 April 1930, as being under construction on the Kaurilands estate. Taylor St New Lynn Located east of Portage Road. Taylor Close named 2014, a new private accessway off Taylor Road. Te Ahuahu Road Piha Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located off Piha Road. The road to Te Ahu Point, site of an ancient maori pa and WW2 radar station.

Te Atatu Road Henderson, Te Atatu Formed before 1880. The road led to Peninsula, Te Atatu Henderson's Point, or Five-Mile-Point, part of South the Henderson's Mill estate, which was put up for sale in 1894 by Thomas Henderson junior. It was renamed Te Atatu in the early 1900s by Bishop Manuhuia Augustus Bennett's father, Jackson Bennett, who lived in Te Atatu and served as a Home Missioner for 5 years from Sept 1906.) Means 'standing towards the dawn' in Māori. Many Māori settled in the area. Noted by Waitemata County as Te Atatu Main Road on 27 May 1925. Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 350 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. 1975-89 Numbers 1-72 left hand side only within Henderson Borough. Te Henga Road Swanson Waitakere Named August 1971. Previously part of Swanson West Coast Road. Te Henga Bethells Waitakere Named before 2012. From the carpark a short Walkway distance off Bethells Road, Te Henga Walkway track crosses a wooden bridge above the Waitakere River and proceeds towards the sea, climbing steadily to skirt around headland to the back of O’Neill Bay (45 minutes). The track then climbs steeply to the cliff-top and follows coastal cliffs before ascending a ridge to Constable Road. Note: This track is administered by the Department of Conservation. As parts of the walkway pass through private land, and are open to the public through the goodwill of owners, walkers are requested to respect the owners’ property and farm . Dogs are not permitted. 8kms. 4 hours. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/teh engabethells/track/Te%20Henga%20Walkway

Te Kanawa Lincoln Henderson Named 7/8/1973, honouring Dame Kiri Te Crescent Kanawa, famous NZ soprano. Previously Richards Crescent/Road. Located off Lincoln Rd. Te Pai Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1975-1986. Maori = approval or excellence. Te Rae Road Titirangi Named before 1943, but gone by 1961. Te Rangi Hiroa Ranui Sir Peter Buck (c1880-1951) called himself 'Te Park Rangi Hiroa' in his writings, served in WW1 as a medical officer but devoted his life to the study of Polynesian anthropology. Tellin Close Massey West Named between 1991-2008. Temuri Place Glendene Name approved 28 January 1971 as part of Neil Construction's Glendene Farm subdivision. Maori = north or breeze. Terra Nova Street Glen Eden Named between 1975-1989. The name of the ship which Scott's used for his tragic Antartic expedition. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Terry Smyth Drive Kumeu Named before 2008. Tetbury Place Western Heights Named between 1991-2008. Part of the Lake Henderson Panorama subdivision. Thane Road Laingholm An offshoot of Tane Road. Name changed to Tane Road. The Avenue Road Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925. The Concourse Lincoln Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Industrial zone off Selwood Rd. Location of refuge and Rubbish transfer and recycling centre.

The Crescent Green Bay Named between 1991-2008. Pinesong Retirement Village. The Drive Titirangi Named before 1961. The Grove Titirangi North Named between 1975-1991. The Hermitage Palm Heights Name approved c1990 before road Henderson construction took place, but changed to San Antonio after 1991. The Oval Green Bay Named between 1991-2008. Pinesong Retirement Village. The Parade French Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. The Terrace Green Bay Named between 1991-2008. Pinesong Retirement Village. The Terrace Herald Island Named between 1961 and April 1975. The Terrace Huia Named before 1991. Third Avenue Henderson, TeAtatu Named before 1961. Changed to Elcoat Sth Avenue 7/8/1973. Thom Street Glen Eden New Lynn Named 1 March 1969. Previously Tawa Street, it was renamed after a town board member and district health inspector. Thomas Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. William Thomas was an early settler in the area who owned a brickyard here in the 1890s. Also known as Thomas Crescent before 1991. Located off Gloria Avenue. Thomas Rea Place Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975.

Thomas Street Henderson Named after Thomas Henderson's son, Thomas junior, in 1881. No longer exists. The Street was built over by Westfield shops and carpark after 1973. Thornlow Street Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Thuja Street Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located off Taupo Street. Evergreen conifer Ti Nana Crescent Henderson Named between 1979-1986. Located off Rathgar Rd. Subdivision of orchard includes Papatahi Place and Featherstone Park. Sidney Herbert Featherstone (1910-1979) was a Henderson Borough Councillor He was an Estate Agent at Mt Albert in 1946. He purchased land from Dorothy Hamilton Ironmonger in 1949. (Archway Archives). Featherstones Garden Centre (est.1996) donated plants to Henderson High School in the late 1990s. Maori = body or the name of a chief. Tiger Moth Street Hobsonville Named 2013. Part of the Hobsonville Point subdivision. Tiger Moth was an early airplane flown at Whenuapai during WWII Tiki Street Glen Eden, New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1961. Maori = carved personification. Tilly Lane Huapai Named before 2018. Timandra Drive Massey West Named between 1975-1991. The name of a ship which brought settlers to New Plymouth in 1842. Timbermill Road Whenuapai Named 2018. Tinopai Road South Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1954. Maori = very good. Tirimoana Road Glendene Named after a farm. Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 30 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925, and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Maori = facing the sea. Tiriwa Drive Ranui Named between 1991-2008. Tirohunga Drive Western Heights Named between 1986-1991. Henderson Tiroroa Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Maori = long view. Titch Place Glen Eden Named before 2008. Titchener Street New Lynn, Titirangi Named between 1975-1991. Located off West North Lynn Road. Walter Leigh Titchener, a storekeeper, was the last chairman of the New Lynn Town Board before it became a Borough 1in 1929. Titirangi Beach Titirangi Named before 1961. Road Titirangi Beach Titirangi Named before 1961. Previously Kauri Road. Road Source: page 142 of Atkinson Park and life at Paturoa Bay by Lynette Sollitt-Morris 2015. Titirangi Park Road Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925. Changed by 1991. Titirangi Road New Lynn, Titirangi Named before 1925. Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1925 and 16 December 1926. It was previously Porters Bush Road and Brooklyn Road. It included the area from the boundary with New Lynn to Bishop's kiosk. Titirangi means 'rim of heaven' and is also a native shrub Hebe Titirangi School Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December Road 1925 and 16 December 1926 (stretching from Titirangi Road to the junction with Park Road) Changed by 1991. Titirangi-Brooklyn Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February Road 1928 as a 5th class road from Mackies Rest.. Titoki Street Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Maori = NZ tree Alectryon exclesa Toa Toa Street New Lynn Named 11 July 1955. Changed by 1991. Todd Avenue New Lynn Named before 1930. Sometime misspelt as Todds Avenue. John Todd established the first grocery store in New Lynn in the early 1900s. Converted to a shared pedestrian/vehicle space c.2011+C894. Toheroa Drive Hobsonville Named between 2008-2012. Located off Buckley Avenue. Tokay Place Huapai Named before 1991. Tokomaru Street Whenuapai Named between 1938-1955 as part of RNZAF base barracks. Toledo Avenue Western Heights Named between 1991-2008. Part of the Lake Henderson Panorama subdivision. Tolich Place Lincoln Named between 1991-2008. Tollana Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Part of Harbour View. Tom Thumb Huia Named before 2014. Between Tom Thumb Bypass Track Track and Twin Peaks Track, the Tom Thumb by-pass track by-passes the ‘Tom Thumb’ Kauri and steep section of the Twin Peaks Track. 15mins. 0.6kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Tom%20Thumb%20By-Pass%20Track

Tom Thumb Track Huia Named after an unusual stumpy kauri tree in the area. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg From Karamatura Track, Tom Thumb Track crosses Karamatura Stream (unsafe when in flood), then ascends steeply to lead around bluffs with views of the Manukau Harbour. Track continues over fairly even ground then climbs to meet Twin Peaks Track beside ‘Tom Thumb’ Kauri. 1.6kms. 45mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Tom%20Thumb%20Track Tomo Street Glen Eden Named February 1969. Previously Porter Avenue. Named changed to avoid confusion with Porter Ave Te Atatu. Maori = hole in the ground with water seeping through. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Tony Street Lincoln Named between 1991-2008. Torelesse Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Part of Harbour View subdivision. Tornado Place West Harbour Named between 1991-2008. Toroa Crescent Whenuapai Named between 1938-1955 as part of RNZAF base. Maori for albatross. Toru Road Westgate Massey Proposed name 2014. Crosses through Tahi Road. Maori = three. Toru Street Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Maori = three. Totara Avenue New Lynn Named 1911. In 1937 described as 39 chains long, with 12 business premises and 17 residences, and named 26 years before (1911) after the native tree. This originally linked with Wolverton Street in Auckland City. From 1 March 1969 that part to the east of the railway line was renamed Clark Street. Totara Crescent Green Bay Named between 1991-2008. Pinesong Retirement Village. Totara Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named c1957. "Peter Robinson built in Totara, 1957. There were three other houses, cows and other stock grazing in paddocks behind." Source 'Katy and Kula and the Kervil kids by G.A.De Forest, page 12 Totara Road Whenuapai Named c1911. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925. NZ native tree. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. See Mamari Rd Township Road Waitakere Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located parallel to the Railway line near Waitakere Station. Tracey Terrace Glendene Named between 1961 and April 1975. Trading Place Henderson Named 7/8/1973. Previously Commercial Place. Tram Valley Road Swanson Formed in 1880s. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Named after the route taken by the bush tram railway which took kauri logs out of the Waitakere Ranges. Previously Mettam Road as the tram track ran through Mettam's land. Trengrove Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Triangle Road Massey West Lincoln Road was extended when the bridge over the Huruhuru Creek opened in 1916, connecting to Don Buck Road. Later this became the Henderson to Helensville Main Highway, and the 100 metres nearest Don Buck Road was named Triangle Rd. In the 1950s the bridge became a bottleneck. It was just too narrow for two way traffic and long queues built up. The position was solved when a new Huruhuru bridge was erected for the North Western Motorway to extend from Lincoln Road to Hobsonville Road. The name of the road from Don Buck Road to Lincoln Road then became Triangle Road after 1961. In 1966 Triangle Road was widened with a new (third) Huruhuru bridge to Lincoln Road. The 100 metres at the Massey end of Triangle Road was closed c1990 and is covered by a petrol station forecourt in 2013. 1940 aerial photos at Geomaps shows Triangle Road straightened.

Trig Hill Road Titirangi Trig Hill Road was noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928. Most likely named after a survey point for the area during roading and subdividing. Trig Road Whenuapai Drawn on 1906 map. Trigg Road Huapai Named before 1990. Local surname. Trojan Crescent New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1961. Trotting Course Kumeu Named before 1991. Drive Truscott Place West Harbour Named between 1961 and April 1975. Tuck Nathan Drive Sunnyvale Named between 1998-2008. Albionvale, Glen Eden/Oratia stormwater pond. Photo 2016 when it was fenced off. Tuck Nathan from Te Whānau o Waipareira Trust, did an enormous amount of work not only in Henderson and in and around west Auckland. Source: https://www.parliament.nz/en/pb/hansard- debates/rhr/document/50HansD_20120921/vol ume-684-week-23-wednesday-19-september- 2012-continued Possibly Tai-John (Tuck) Nathan. Born 24 Sept 1929. Died 20th April 1998. Tudor Road Lincoln Henderson Named c1958. Subdivision of Ross family land, located off Lincoln Rd, adjacent to Daytona Reserve and Daytona Strand. Source West of Eden July 2012 page 35. Subdivision of Engineer/Surveyor/Developer Ronald Preston Day and his wife Val. Daytona Construction Ltd established 1955. Daytona Rd, Preston Road, Valdale Road, Tudor Road. Archway Archives. Russell Mountier worked on the shops that were built on Lincoln Rd in 1959. Ron passed away at Te Puke Country Lodge on the 21st June 2013. Aged 90 years. Loved husband of Valerie for 64 years. https://sunlive.co.nz/news/47176-day-ronald- preston.html Tudor Road Lincoln Henderson Named before 1961. Tui Crescent Waiatarua Named before 1961. Maori = native bird with white throat feathers. Tui Glen Road Waikumete Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Gone before 1991. Tui Place Whenuapai Named cJune 1953 as part of RNZAF married quarters. Tui Place branched off Ngahue Crescent. Tui Street New Lynn Named between 1943 and 1961. From 1 March 1969 renamed as Drury Street. Tumanaka Place Western Heights Named between 1986-1991. Manuka = tea Henderson tree. Turanga Road Waiatarua, Named 1920s. Located off Mountain Road. Henderson Valley Turanga was the name of Wesley Spragg's home at 1008 New North Road. He subdivided land at Turanga Heights Estate and sections went up for sale in 1928. Source: Spraggs Bush and surrounding area by R.F.Spragg 1991, WAHS Turi Avenue Whenuapai Named between 1938 and 1955 as part of RNZAF airbase. Located between Aotea and Arawa St. Turner Place Hobsonville Named between 2008-2012. Located off St George Road. Turner Place Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Air Vice Marshal C.A. Turner was made Chief of Air Staff RNZAF in 1968. Tuscany Way Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 2008. Part of Harbour View subdivision. Twin Peaks Track Huia Named before 2014. From the Lower Huia Dam Road, Twin Peaks Track ascends very steeply (with good views) to ‘Tom Thumb’ Kauri, then traverses Twin Peaks and Te Toiokawharu (highest point in the Waitakere Ranges – no view) and along undulating ridge to the Huia Ridge Track. 3kms. 2½ hours. Part of a track to provide a direct route to Huia from Piha. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg Twin Wharf Road Herald Island Named between 1975-1991. Previously Wharf Road. Renamed to avoid confusion with other Wharf Roads. Tyndel Road Swanson Named between 1991-2008. U Unity Road Swanson Named between 1975-1991. Universal Drive Lincoln Henderson Named between 1961 and April 1975. Named after Universal Homes who built a large number of houses here after subdivision took place.

Upland Road Huia Named between 1961 and April 1975 Upper Harbour Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Name changed to Drive Upper Harbour Motorway c2008. Upper Harbour Hobsonville Named c2008. Previously Upper Harbour Drive. Motorway The NZD$220m Hobsonville deviation is the final project for the SH18 motorway and is a 6km section of four-lane highway between Albany and Westgate. This project includes a 3km four-lane extension of the SH16 at Brigham lane to integrate the connection between the SH18 and SH16 motorways. The project involves four interchanges at Hobsonville Road, Brigham Creek Road, Trig Road and Buckley Avenue and a new interchange with the SH16 at Brigham Creek, for north and south-bound SH16 traffic. The work on the Hobsonville deviation began in September 2008. It was carried out by HEB Smithbridge Construction along with Opus International Consultants and Maunsell Ltd. Bartley consultants and Aurecon were part of HEB lead design and build consortium. Construction was completed by August 2011, six months ahead of schedule. Work to relocate a Watercare pump station and create a stormwater pond near Westgate shopping centre as preparation for the project were completed in 2007. Structures and works for the project include: a single flyover at Westgate to the connect SH16 to the new SH18, five Upper Huia Dam Huia Namedbridges beforesituated 2014. at Hobsonville From the carparkRoad, Trig on Piha Track Road, the Upper Huia Dam Track (narrow and rocky in places) follows the line of the old dam construction tramline. There are several small stream crossings and views of the first reservoir not far from the dam. 4kms. 1 hour 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Upper%20Huia%20Dam%20Track

Upper Kauri Track Waitakere Ranges Named before 2000. From the Auckland City Walk, 100m upstream from the swing bridge, the Upper Kauri Track is a gravel track ascending to the bluff-top ridge with impressive groves of mature and ricker kauri. The track then continues up a long, gentle ascent to Long Road Track, 200m east of Smyth Corner. 3.1kms. 1 hour 30 mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Upper%20Kauri%20Track Upper Nihotupu Piha Named before 2000. From the carpark on Piha Track Road, the Upper Nihotupu Walk track crosses the bridge, then follows easy grade to meet the Upper Nihotupu Dam Road (10 minutes). Pedestrian access continues down easy graded road to Upper Nihotupu Dam, bypassing two waterfalls enroute. Note: Access to the reservoir and shoreline are prohibited. 2.6kms. 45mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Upper%20Nihotupu%20Walk Urban Grove Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Urlich Drive Ranui Named between 1975-1991. Urwin Road Muriwai Named before 1991.

Ussher Cross Piha Named before 1992 after three generations of Track the Ussher family who owned land in this area. Strategic track in the Kitekite Valley. WAHS NL 147. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg V Vadam Road Massey North Named between 1991-2008. Valdale Road Lincoln Henderson Named c1958. Subdivision of Ross family land, located off Lincoln Rd, adjacent to Daytona Reserve and Daytona Strand.Source West of Eden July 2012 page 35. Ronald Preston Day was the developer. Daytona Construction Ltd. His wife's name was Val. Russell Mountier worked on the shops that were built on Lincoln Rd in 1959. Vale Road Waitakere Named before 1961. Gone by 1991. Vallance Place Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Valley Road Henderson, Named before 1880. Noted by Waitemata Henderson Valley, County on 27 May 1925, along with Henderson McLaren Park South Road. Changed to Henderson Valley Road 7/8/1973 to avoid confusion with other suburbs. Valley Road French Bay Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Valley Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. Part was Wither Road and later became Glendale Road from February 1969. Valley Road became Glendale Road on 1 February 1969. (Source: J. T. Diamond Collection, Research Papers, Box 55, No.789 (Envelope), newspaper cutting: Borough of Glen Eden, Notice of Special Order, Changing of Street Names, in Western Leader, 6 August 1968). Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. Valley Road Piha Named between 1961 and April 1975. Valley View Road Waima Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1954 as Valley Road Titirangi. Valron Road Glendene Named before 1961. Possibly Ronald Preston Day was the developer. Daytona Construction Ltd. His wife's name was Val. Van Dyke Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of roads with names of famous artists. Sir Anthony Van Dyke (1599-1640) Flemish portrait painter with a short pointed beard. Vanden Place Lincoln Henderson Named between 1975-1986. A subdividers surname. Also a type of car. Vanguard Road Kelston Named before 1961. HMS Vanguard was a British battleship built during WW2. Vanhest Way Ranui Named between 2000-2004. Source: Rating valuation for 2 Vanhest Way in Sept 2004. Vardon Road Green Bay Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Located near the golf links. Harry Vardon (1870-1937) was a British golfer who won the British Open six times between 1896-1914. Vellas Rd Oratia possibly renamed Holden Rd. Vella's house built here in 1958. Vera Road Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Vera was Miss Porter's Christian name. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Verdale Circle Glen Eden Named between 1991-2008. Verena Place Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Vermeer Place West Harbour Named between 1991-2008. Part of a series of roads named after artists. Veronica Road New Lynn Formerly Cardwell Street to around 1934. East Veronica Road in 1975. Veronica Street in 1991. A species of native Hebe Veronica Road New Lynn It was formerly Cardwell Street, but was West renamed following a murder which took place in that street. In 1937 Veronica Road was described as 28 chains long, with 28 residences and named 17 years before (1920). Vic Watson Way New Lynn Named between 1975-1991. Victor Street Western Named before 1961, after Vic Thomas who Heigh+B1770ts owned land here and ran a carrying business. Henderson Changed to Geordie St on 7/8/1973. Victoria Street Lincoln ? Named between 1961 and April 1975. Victory Road Laingholm Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. The Estate punched a clay track into Laingholm from the Huia Road by the Victory Church, as far as what is now the school, then continued up Lookout Drive.

View Ridge Drive Ranui Named between 1991-2008. View Road Titirangi Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road, it became Kohu Road from 29 August 1985 View Road Glen Eden Kaurilands Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road, part of the Kaurilands estate. It became part of Glengarry Road from February 1969. New Zealand Herald, 27 November 1926, Page 16: tenders accepted for construction of View Rd, Waikumete Riding.

View Road Sunnyvale Henderson An unamed road was metalled and shown on a map of Waari Hamlet in 1903, but the bridge had not been constructed to link Waari Hamlet with the other side of the Oratia stream. Noted by Waitemata County on December 1925 as a 4th class road. Located off Railside Ave. Metalling, widening and culvert construction: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5.1975- 89 Numbers 1-79+2-86 within Henderson Borough. Vin Santo Lane Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Vina Place Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975 Vincent McGrath Swanson Named Sept 2015. after WW1 soldier. Part of Crescent the Penihana subdivision which covers sections on Christian Rd and O’Neills Rd. Vinceroy Place Green Bay Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Vineyard Road Henderson Valley Named between 1961 and April 1975. Vinistra Road Huapai Formed 2018. Part of the Nobilo Winery Estate subdivision. Vino Cina Heights Ranui Named 2012 during land subdivision. Located off Simpson Road Vinograd Drive Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Vintage Drive Henderson, Western Named between 1986-1991. Located off Heights Sturges Rd. This land was owned by Corbans Winery 1927 to 1970s. Vintage is a winemaking term indicating the year in which the harvest took place or the year when a wine was made.

Vintner Close Huapai Named between 1975-1991. Virginia Street Palm Heights Named between 1991-2004. Very steep. Henderson Virgo Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Part of a series of roads named after constellations or star signs; Zodiac sign is a maiden. Vitasovich Avenue Henderson Named between 1986-89. Vitex Lane Western Heights Named c2000. Located off Espalier Drive Henderson Vodanovich Road Te Atatu South Named before 1961. Surname of owner before subdivision. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107.

W Waari Avenue Sunnyvale Named between 1961 and April 1975. Waari Hamlet was a Government leasehold subdivision located in this area from 1903. Waari is the Maori name for politician Sir Joseph Ward 1856-1930 and NZ Prime Minister 1906. See Timespanner website. Wadier Place Henderson Named between 1980-1986 honouring Wadier Corban, son of A.A. Corban of Mt Lebanon Vineyard. Waeranga Place Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = a clearing. Waiarohia Place Hobsonville Named 2013. Part of the Hobsonville Point subdivision. Waiarohia is the name of a creek near Whenuapai. Waiatarua Waiatarua Maori = song of two waters. The name was popularised by Frederick Judson for his home on the ridge where Scenic Drive now runs. He said that from his house he could hear the waves of the Pacific and the Tasman. Source: Place names of NZ by P. Dowling 2010. Waikarekare Lane Karekare Named before 2014. Subdivision off Lone Kauri Rd. Waikaukau Road Glen Eden Named c1925, it translates as "big water hole" and was subdivided by Percy Levy in 1925. Source: Auckland Star 25 July 1925. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 76. Waikumete Road Glen Eden Named February 1969. Name change published August 1971. Previously Station Road or Railway Road as the Glen Eden Rail Station was sited alongside. Waikumete = stream in a basin. The original spelling was Waikomiti meaning muddy creek or stink hole. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Waikumete-West Glen Eden, Waiatarua see West Coast Rd. Metalling and widening for Coast Road 3½ miles: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Waikura Drive Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Waima Crescent Waima Titirangi Named before 1961. Maori = white water. Waima Road Titirangi Named before 1943 Waima Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. Renamed Malam Street from February 1969. Waimanu Bay Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2000. Drive Waimarie Road Whenuapai Named c1911. Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925 and 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Maori = calm waters. Waimarie was the original name of the pacifist settlement led by Theophilus Wake, pre 1938. As there was a village of the same name elsewhere in the country, the Post Office requested that they rename the village sometime between 1929- 34.. The road ran from Brighams Creek Road to the Wharf but part of the road was closed when the airfield was constructed in 1938. Source: page 12, Whenuapai 1945-65 by Christopher Neighbours.

Waimauku Waimauku Named during the construction of the railway District+A1803 line which opened on 29th October 1875. Source: They came for kauri page 6. Waimoko Glen Ranui Birdwood Named between 1975-1991. Swanson Waimumu Road Massey West Named before 1961, after J. H. Colwill's motor launch which was moored in the Henderson Creek. Waimumu means windy water in Maori.

Waimuri Close Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Wainamu Bush Bethells Waitakere Named before 2014. From Long Road Track, Track the Wainamu Bush Track follows the ridge before descending steeply to a small clearing beside Wainamu Stream. The track continues on opposite a bank a little way downstream then climbs steeply to follow ridge to Wainamu Junction. 2kms. 2 hours. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/teh engabethells/track/Wainamu%20Bush%20Trac k Waione Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. Maori = muddy water. Waipani Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named on 1931 map. Excavated 1956. Source 'Katy and Kula and the Kervil kids by G.A.De Forest, page 12 Waipareira Avenue Lincoln Henderson Named between 1975-1986. The stream of Pareira, a niece of Toi-hua-tahi, once lived in the Henderson district. Wairata Place Te Atatu South Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = 'wai' water, 'rata' vine. Wairere Road Waitakere Partly formed by 1906 near Duffys Road. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Located off Bethells Road.

Waitakere West Waitakere Noted by Waitemata County in 1928 as a 5th Coast Road class road. Changed to Bethells Road in August 1971. Decision to build Waitakere Station Bridge in 1926. https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/A S19260924.2.141.7 Waitakere Dam Waitakere Ranges Named before 2000. From the large parking Walk area on Scenic Drive, the Waitakere Dam walk follows the driveway down to the Waitakere Dam. A short branch midway down leads to a 7m girth kauri. 1.4kms. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Waitakere%20Dam%20Walk Waitakere Road Swanson, Kumeu Named between 1961 and April 1975. Previously Waitakere West Coast Road. Runs between Swanson and Kumeu. Maori = bubbling waters. Also the name of a Maori chief who was murdered here, his head left on a rock between the Manukau and Kaipara Harbours, the rock thereafter being called Waitakere. Source: Street Names of Auckland by J. Davenport. Waitakere Scenic Titirangi Originally from 1 January 1914 it was Exhibition Drive Drive, named for the 1913 Industrial Exhibition, it later became just Scenic Drive. Waitakere Waitakere Ranges Named before 2000. Waitakere Tramline Walk Tramline Walk follows the tramline and pipeline from the base of the Waitakere Dam along a bluff-top ledge with spectacular views of the Waitakere Valley and falls. The track continues through a short tunnel to the western portal of the tramline tunnel and West Tunnel Mouth Track. 1.6kms. 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Waitakere%20Tramline%20Walk Waitakere View Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Road Waitaki Street Sunnyvale, Named between 1961 and April 1975. Located Henderson off James Laurie St. Maori = noisy water. Waitaki was an early Union Line steamer. 1975- 89 Numbers 56-60 only within Henderson Borough. Waitea Road Muriwai Beach Named before 1991. Waitemata Drive Ranui Named c1986. see aerial photo https://natlib.govt.nz/records/22690378?search %5Bi%5D%5Bcategory%5D=Images&search% 5Bpath%5D=items&search%5Btext%5D=ranui

Waitemata Drive Ranui Named c1986. see aerial photo West https://natlib.govt.nz/records/22690378?search %5Bi%5D%5Bcategory%5D=Images&search% 5Bpath%5D=items&search%5Btext%5D=ranui

Waitoru Reserve Waitakere Named before 2014. In an anticlockwise Track direction from the small carpark on Bethells Road, this loop track marked with red discs ascends easily through young podocarp forest to a high point. The track then descends to a point near farmland, and eventually back to the carpark. Note: The Waitoru Reserve, owned by Auckland Council and jointly managed by the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society and Waitakere Ranges Protection Society, features fine stands of rimu and kahikatea. 1km. 45mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/teh engabethells/track/Waitoru%20Reserve%20Tra ck Wakaroa Avenue Te Atatu Peninsula Named between 1991-2008. Waimanu Bay area Wakeling Avenue Te Atatu South Named before 1961 Surname of owner before subdivision. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Walker Kauri Track Waitakere Named before 2000. From Mountain Road, the Walker Kauri Track follows easy grade to a large kauri, then narrows and continues down to a second kauri. 30mins. 0.8kms. Track closed due tto kauri die-back. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Walker%20Kauri%20Track Walker Place Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Gone 2014. Located at Hobsonville point subdivision. Walker Ridge Huia Named before 1960 occupies the boundary Track ridge and is named after a bushman in this area. Source A. D. Mead. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg From Huia Ridge Track, Walker Ridge Track follows undulating ridge to the junction of Gibbons Track and Muir Track. There are several steep sections. 2.8kms. 1 hour 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/hui a/track/Walker%20Ridge%20Track

Walker Road Henderson Valley Named between 1975-1991. Located off Mountain Road. William Robert Walker owned an area of bush from 1921. He preserved the bush and later sold it as a reserve to the Centennial Park Board. The area is still referred to as Walkers Bush. Walker Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. Mr Walker put in Savoy Rd and Walker Roads which have both been renamed. Changed to Routley Drive from February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Wallace Road Hobsonville Named 2013. Part of the Hobsonville Point subdivision. Located near Hobsonville Point Primary School. Wallace Road Ranui Named before 1961. Wallingford Way Hobsonville Named between 1975-1991. Flight Lieutenant, later Air Commodore S. Wallingford was appointed to share administrative duties with Nevill and Isitt at the RNZAF airbase here. Wally Nola Place McLaren Park Named between 1975-1991, after a local Henderson orchardist. Walter Ruddock Huapai Named 14 March 2016. Part of subdivision at Avenue 215 Matua Road, Huapai. Name of fallen soldier from the area who served in World War I, in honour of it being the 100th anniversary of World War I Gallipoli Campaign. Waltham Street Palm Heights Named between 1991-2008. Henderson Ward Crescent Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961 for the owner of the land before its subdivision. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Ward Place Lincoln Henderson Named c.1959. Part of Harrington Road subdivision. Geomaps aerial photo 1959. Changed to Harry Ward Place between 1986- 1991. Ward Street New Lynn Named 1922. In 1937 it was described as 12 chains long, with four residences and named 15 years before (1922) after a town board member. Described as a boundary road in 1926. https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/A S19260525.2.136?items_per_page=10&query= palmer+nurserymen&sort_by=byDA.rev&title=A LG%2CAS%2CDSC%2CKWE%2CNZH%2CN Z%2CTO%2CPWT%2CROTWKG&type=ARTI CLE%2CILLUSTRATION Warner Park Laingholm Named between 1961 and April 1975. Avenue Previously Lucerne Road. Warner and Fawcett were lawyers to the Estate. Waru Road Westgate Massey Proposed new road crossing through Tahi Road. Waru = three in Maori. Warwick Avenue South Titirangi Named before 1961. Wasleys Road Upper Nihotupu From Piha Road to Cutty Grass Road. Turns off Valley Piha Rd near where disused auxiliary dam is located. Merely a disused vehicle road by 1978. Source: Page 69, Historic Archaeological sites by Hayward and Diamond 1978. Now named Ian Wells Track after a ranger/volunteer fire brigade man who died c.2005. Souce: Trevor Pollard and WAHS newsletter 329. Track names in the Waitakere Ranges. Ian Wells Track Newsletter 329/3. See also Book "Into The West 1836-1936" by Jan Barnes. Pages 25-26 mentioned Wasley's Crown Grant Allotment 91 Waitakerei Parish. Watchmans Road Karekare Named before 1991. Located off Karekare Rd towards the Watchman Rock. Shown as a connected link to Te Ahuahu Rd on a 1991 map but by 2010 that part was Te Ahuahu walking track. Watea Street New Lynn Named before 1930. Gone by 2008. Waters Place New Lynn Noted in 1937 as Water Street. W. Waters was a long serving New Lynn town clerk in the 1950s.. Name changed to Waters Place before 2008. Waterstone Way Western Heights Named between 1991-2000. Located off Henderson Hillwell Drive. Freestone is a type of stone fruit.

Watsonia Way Waikumete Cemetery Named between 1991-2008. Wattle Road Sunnyvale Named before 1961. Australian tree, Acacia spp. Wattle Street New Lynn Noted in 1923 as part of the Melwyn Estate. Auckland Star http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS 19231211.2.138 Wattles are Australian trees, Acacia spp. Welcome Place Henderson Named between 1991-2008. Welsh Hills Road Swanson Named between 1975-1991. Welsh is a family surname. Pukearahe pa bulldozed when this road was put in by Mr Welsh. Wendy Road Waitakere Swanson Named before 1991. West Coast Road Waiatarua Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928. West Coast Road Huapai Noted by Waitemata County on 18 December 1925 and on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. West Coast Road Glen Eden, Oratia, Formed by 1906. The first part of West Coast Waikumete Rd may have been named Scroggy Hill Rd, opposite Archibald Rd in 1922. Source: http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi- bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NZH192201 27.2.4.4&srpos=4&e=--1920---1923--10--1---- 2scroggy+hill+road-- Waikumete West Coast Road, even in the 1920's was a popular road for horse coaches transporting people to a number of guest houses in the Waitakeres and on the coast. http://www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/dbtw- wpd/exec/dbtwpub.dll?BU=http%3A%2F%2Fw ww.aucklandcity.govt.nz%2Fdbtw- wpd%2FHeritageImages%2Findex.htm&AC=Q BE_QUERY&TN=heritageimages&QF0=ID&NP =2&MR=5&RF=HIORecordSearch&QI0=%3D% 22NZ Map 7937%22 The Kelston or Foodtown end of West Coast Rd was popularly known as Southgate's Road as they were residents in the area. The other end was known as Oratia Road because it was the main route to Oratia. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. There was a crossing over the railway line at Scroggy Hill Street (today the railway line goes under the West Coast Rd at Rua Road bridge. They dropped the railway line about 90 feet) Another railway crossing was at West Harbour West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Drive West Lynn Road Titirangi North Noted by Waitemata County on 27 May 1925. West Tunnel Waitakere Ranges Named before 2014. From the eastern end of Mouth Track the Waitakere Tramline walk, near pipeline tunnel, the West Tunnel Mouth Track ascends gently to Anderson Track. Westall Road New Lynn Named Westall Street between 1943 and 1961. Changed to Westall Road between 1975 - 1991. Westech Place Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Westergrove Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991.

Western Road Laingholm Formed 1912. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Westgate Westgate Named 2014 during the shopping centre extension, as a suburb between Massey and Hobsonville. Westgate Drive Massey North Named between 1991-2008. The portion between Don Buck Road and Westgate shopping centre opened when the shopping centre opened. The part between Royal Road and Westgate shopping centre opened late 2012. Westglen Avenue Henderson North Named between 1991-2008 as Westglen Place. Changed to Westglen Avenue by 2012. Westpark Drive West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Westridge Road Titirangi Named October 1935. Previously Kauri Road, Kaurilands. Westvale Avenue Ranui Named between 1991-2005. Part of Westvale Ave subdivision. Westward Ho Glen Eden Named between 1975-1991. Road Weza Road Kumeu Named before 1991. Wharf Road Laingholm Named by 1912. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Ran out to Tokoroa Point but this extension eroded away by the tide. Name changed to Sandys Parade between 1961-1975. Wharf Road Whenuapai Named between 1961 and April 1975. Gone 1991. Malcolm Hahn says Wharf Rd became Waimarie Rd. Wharf Road Cornwallis Named before 1991. Wharf Road Herald Island Named between 1961 and April 1975. Name changed to Twin Wharf Rd before 2008. Wharf Road Te Atatu Peninsula Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Was originally partially paved with bricks, led to the wharf in the Henderson Creek from which the passenger launch to Auckland operated. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. Metalling, widening and culvert construction of 58 chains: Auckland Star, 4 November 1925, Page 5. Shows on 1931 map. Wharfe Road New Lynn In 1937 Wharfe Road was described as nine chains long, with three residences, privately owned and not a dedicated road. Gone 1991. Whatipu Caves Whatipu Named before 2014. A one way track to the Track Whatipu Caves Campground, this track is worth doing even if you are not camping. As the name suggests the track makes its way past numerous old sea caves at the base of the cliff. The caves have a fascinating history and one of the larger caves used to host formal dances during the timber milling era. Take a torch. The cave entrances should be avoided during rainfall. Note: Some sections become waterlogged after wet weather. 1.5kms 30mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/wh atipu/track/Whatipu%20Caves%20Track

Whatipu Road Whatipu Named between 1961 and April 1975. Whatitiri Track Waitakere Ranges Named before 2014. From the carpark at the end of Falls Road, Whatitiri Track leads over a grassy picnic area into paddock, then descends via a tractor track to cross Waitakere Stream. The track continues through bush for 300m to a grass clearing and on through the first farm gate. The track turns left up onto grassland for 700m through two more gates, then turns again to follow the bush boundary as the track climbs to meet Long Road Track. 2.9kms. 1 hour. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ca scades/track/Whatitiri%20Track

Wheaton Place Glen Eden West Named between 1991-2008. Whenuapai Drive Whenuapai Named 2018. Under construction 2018. White Heron Drive Massey East Named between 1975-1988. White Track Anawhata Named before 1991. An early settler Francis White owned a large area of land between North Piha and the Anawhata Stream. WAHS NL 147. Follows a spur up to Anawhata Road. To save the logistical headache of organising a pick up from one end, a good option is to combine your walk with the Rose Track. You can then descend down Anawhata Road before returning back to North Piha beach via the Laird Thompson Track. This circuit makes a great half day walk through beautiful coastal forest and offers great views of Whites Beach and the south along the Piha Coast. The added bonus of dry shoes in winter makes it a good option for a quick mid winter run. 1 hour. 1.9kms. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/White%20Track

Whiting Grove West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Whitshire Mews Massey North Named between 1991-2008. Wicket Lane Whenuapai Named 2018. Under construction 2018. Wickstead Place Massey East Named between 1961 and April 1975. Widmore Drive Massey East Named between 1961 and April 1975. Will Street Huapai Named before 2018. Willem Straat Henderson Named c1980. Private access to Ons Dorp Dutch retirement village. Willerton Avenue New Lynn Named before 1930, after Christopher Willerton, a commissioer on the first New Lynn Town Board established in 1910. William Street Henderson Named before 1900 after Thomas Henderson's son? Name changed to Cranwell Street in 1968. Published 7/8/1973. William Wallbank Swanson Named Sept 2015. after WW1 soldier. Part of Crescent the Penihana subdivision which covers sections on Christian Rd and O’Neills Rd. Williams Road Hobsonville Named around November 1953. Willowbrook Place Glen Eden Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Wilsher Crescent Henderson Named c.1960. Located off Smythe Rd. F.G. Wilsher was Mayor of Henderson from 1956 to the 1960s. Wilson Road Glen Eden Named before 1961, to commemorate Dr Edward Adrain Wilson, a zoologist in charge of the scientific staff on Scott's ill-fated 1912 Antarctic expedition. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Winery Way Henderson Western Named before 2005. Heights Winston Place Lincoln Hednerson Named before 2008. Winstone Track Piha Named before 1992 after the company that cut timber in the area. When manuka firewood sold well in auckland, the track was formed to sledge width to extract it. WAHS NL 147. WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg Easy gravel track leaves Piha Road, just before Karekare Road turnoff and descends to Ussher Cross (30 minutes). It continues across Glen Esk Stream, climbs a ridge and continues up gentle grade along the south side of a ridge through young kauri groves to Home Track. 2kms. 1 hour. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pih a/track/Winstone%20Track Wirihana Road Konini Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Maori = shimmering and shining. Wiseley Road Hobsonville Named around November 1953, after a landowner. Withers Road Konini - Glen Eden Named before 1925. Auckland Star notice of metalling 1925. Part of it became Valley Road and then Glendale Road from February 1969. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. John and Lily wither bought 67 acres on 28 Feb 1889. This land was planted in orchard, and all fruit was canned in their cannery which was on the property. They also farmed the land. When their only son John andrew Wither married, another home was built on the poroperty. The land was subdivided in 1912. Lot 2, Pinehurst, was bought by Walter Jowitt. Source WAHS NL 271, 273.

Wood Bay Road Titirangi Named before 1961, also an Extension. Wood Island Whenuapai Named after Mr Wood who owned land here. Previously Herald Island. Changed to Pine Island, then Herald again. Woodbank Drive Glen Eden West Named between 1991-2008. Woodchester Rise Western Heights Named between 1991-2005. Woodfern Titirangi Named between 1975-1991. Crescent Woodford Avenue Lincoln Henderson Named c1955. Subdivision of Sarah and Murray McCheyne Pender's orchard off Lincoln Rd by Phil Buscomb. Mrs Pender came from Woodford.(New Brunswick, ) Penders came to Henderson c.1918. WAHS West of Eden 6, 2012. Geomaps Aerial 1959. Henderson heart of the West book page 333.

Woodglen Road Glen Eden Named February 1969. Previously Levy Road, then Woodlands Road. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. Woodhouse Place West Harbour Named between 1961 and April 1975. Woodlands Park Waima Named between 1975-1991. Once was Road Harbour View Road Source: Street Names of Auckland by J. Davenport. Woodlands Road Glen Eden Named before 1961. Name changed to Woodglen Road from Feb 1969. Previously Levy Road. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 78. Woodman Place West Harbour Named between 1961 and April 1975. Woodruffe Avenue Henderson Named before 1961. Located off Henderson Valley Road. Woodside Titirangi Named before 1961. Gone 1991. Crescent Woodside Road Lincoln Henderson Formed before 1906. Route from the Landing Reserve to the Don Buck camp at Glen Road. Noted by Waitemata County on 17 February 1928 as a 5th class road. Woodvale Road Glen Eden Named well before 1961, it was also known as Lover's Lane and was formed from a walking track joining Woodglen and Glendale Roads. Source: In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden, page 77. Wookey Lane Huapai Named before 2018. Woolley Avenue New Lynn Named Woolley Street around June 1955, after a local councillor and pharmacist, Russ Woolley. Changed to Woolley Avenue by 1991. Photo in H.Batley's book 'People and places New Lynn 1930-40 Woontons Lane South Titirangi Named between 1961 and April 1975. Worrall Road Taupaki Named before 1990. Located at the far end of Awa Road. Worthington Place West Harbour Named between 1975-1991. Wrights Point Glen Eden Named after 1890 when Wright built a house Road near the end of the road. Formed by 1906. Wrights was the only house at the bottom near the tidal creek before WW1. William Wright used to keep a launch there and it became known as 'Long Bill's Landing". Changed to Sabulite Rd about WW1. Source: page 23 'In those days, an oral history of Glen Eden book.

Wrights Point Road Glen Eden Named before 1924. Changed to Sabulite Rd. Wyatt Place Glendene Named between 1975-1991. Wychwood Avenue Western Heights Named between 1991-2008. Part of the Lake Henderson Panorama subdivision. X Xena Way Western Heights Named c1998. Part of a series of roads named Henderson after the Xena Warrior Princess TV series was filmed in this area. Y Yelash Road Ranui Named before 1961 for Stipan Jelich (1868- 1939) was a Dalmatian gumdigger who turned to growing grapes. He changed his name to Stephen Yelas. Frank Yelash obituary: Western Leader 8 Aug 1996 Yeovil Road Te Atatu Peninsula Named before 1961. English town in Somerset, the owners birthplace. Source: WAHS Newsletter 107. York Road Titirangi Waima Named before 1961. May be a local surname. Yule Place Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Z Zefiro Drive Massey West Named before 2008. Zeus Avenue Western Heights Named c1998. Part of a series of roads named after the Xena Warrior Princess TV series was filmed in this area. Zigzag Track Titirangi Named before 2000. From the parking area on Park Road, this gravel track descends the valley to Titirangi Beach Road. 1.2kms. 30mins. regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/huia/trac k/Zig-Zag%20Track

Zingaro Place Massey West Named between 1975-1991. Italian = gypsy. Zion Hill Track Karekare Named before 2014. Located between Karekare and Pararaha. A great track with a reasonably good surface. There are even a few seats and viewing areas to allow you to catch a breath. The track allows you to create a great day outing by linking with the Pohutukawa Glade Walk, Karekare Beach, Tunnel Point, with the Pararaha Valley, Buck Taylor and Zion Hill track back to the Karekare carpark. This is a great circuit offering a mix of landscapes including beach, wetlands, coastal forest and cliffs. 3.6kms. 1 hour 18mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/kar ekare/track/Zion%20Hill%20Track Zion Ridge Track Karekare WAHS newsletter 329 Feb 2011. http://www.piha.co.nz/wp- content/uploads/2011/02/tracks-by-ross.jpg From Buck Taylor Track, the Zion Ridge Track follows along a level ridge and meets Zion Hill Track on Zion Hill. 1.4kms. 45mins. http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/kar ekare/track/Zion%20Ridge%20Track Zita Maria Drive Massey West Named between 1961 and April 1975. Tony Anich developed this area and named the road in honour of his wife. Zodiac Street Lincoln Named between 1961 and April 1975. The name of a model of car. MAP

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