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Dwellings, 2018 1Total 11Total dwellings,occupie dwellings,occupie 31Total d,unoccupied and 7Residents 8Empty 9Dwellings under d,unoccupied and dwellings,occupie under away/Total dwelling/Total construction/Total under d,unoccupied and construction/Total dwellings, dwellings, dwellings, construction/Non- under TA2018_name_fir dwellings, dwelling dwelling dwelling private construction/Priva SA22018Name st dwelling type/ type/2018 type/2018 type/2018 dwellings/2018 te dwellings/2006 North Cape Far North District 873 9.28 17.18 .00 2.06 82.13 Rangaunu Far North District 969 7.74 10.84 .62 1.24 88.24 Harbour Inlets Far North Far North District 78 .00 3.85 .00 .00 69.23 District Karikari Peninsula Far North District 1155 33.77 23.38 .26 .78 78.44 Tangonge Far North District 468 7.05 8.33 .64 1.28 93.59 Ahipara Far North District 570 19.47 7.89 1.05 2.63 87.37 Kaitaia East Far North District 873 5.50 4.81 .34 1.37 94.50 Kaitaia West Far North District 1233 4.87 3.65 .49 .49 93.19 Rangitihi Far North District 366 4.10 5.74 .00 .82 88.52 Oruru-Parapara Far North District 387 12.40 12.40 .78 .78 79.84 Taumarumaru Far North District 1458 18.52 17.70 1.65 2.26 82.10 Herekino- Far North District 441 12.24 12.93 .68 1.36 87.07 Takahue Peria Far North District 525 9.14 8.57 .57 1.14 84.57 Taemaro-Oruaiti Far North District 534 29.21 16.85 .56 1.69 83.15 Whakapaku Far North District 522 38.51 7.47 1.15 2.30 90.80 Hokianga North Far North District 423 11.35 17.73 .71 2.13 95.74 Kohukohu- Far North District 381 13.39 8.66 .79 2.36 89.76 Broadwood Whakarara Far North District 735 23.27 9.39 .00 2.45 80.82 Kaeo Far North District 525 13.14 8.00 .57 1.71 82.86 Omahuta Forest- Far North District 525 25.71 10.29 .00 1.14 80.57 Horeke Hokianga South Far North District 627 13.88 13.40 .48 2.39 83.73 Lake Manuwai- Far North District 843 7.47 3.91 .36 .71 75.09 Kapiro Okaihau Far North District 498 6.63 3.61 .60 .60 76.51 Rangitane- Far North District 726 16.12 7.85 1.24 .83 85.95 Purerua Waipapa Far North District 321 2.80 6.54 .93 .93 70.09 Puketotara Far North District 672 5.80 3.57 .89 .89 73.66 Waima Forest Far North District 387 11.63 5.43 .78 1.55 104.65 Riverview Far North District 933 4.82 4.18 1.61 .32 78.78 Waipoua Forest Far North District 789 16.35 17.11 .76 2.28 91.63 Kerikeri Central Far North District 1203 4.74 5.74 1.50 1.00 78.55 Kerikeri South Far North District 1134 6.08 5.56 .53 1.32 62.70 Ohaeawai- Far North District 471 5.73 6.37 .00 1.27 76.43 Waimate North Puketona- Far North District 642 8.88 7.48 .00 1.40 73.83 Waitangi Ngapuhi Far North District 564 11.17 4.79 .53 2.13 88.30 Kaikohe Far North District 1437 5.64 3.97 .42 .42 95.82 Pakaraka Far North District 249 3.61 6.02 1.20 .00 77.11 Haruru Far North District 477 9.43 5.03 .00 2.52 76.10 Russell Far North District 627 18.66 19.62 .96 5.26 88.04 Paihia Far North District 876 13.01 13.01 .34 7.88 74.32 Mataraua Forest Far North District 210 11.43 10.00 .00 1.43 108.57 Matawaia- Far North District 564 10.64 9.04 .53 1.60 85.11 Taumarere Russell Peninsula Far North District 453 27.81 5.30 2.65 3.31 88.74 Opua (Far North Far North District 651 10.60 7.83 .92 2.30 88.48 District) Russell Forest- Far North District 480 17.50 26.25 .00 4.38 96.88 Rawhiti Moerewa Far North District 483 4.97 4.97 .00 .00 101.24 Kawakawa Far North District 513 9.94 6.43 .00 .58 96.49 Maromaku Far North District 288 7.29 6.25 1.04 .00 95.83 Mangakahia- Whangarei 735 8.16 5.71 .82 .82 88.57 Hukerenui District Whangaruru Whangarei 1641 21.39 23.77 .55 1.65 91.96 District Inlets other Whangarei 15 .00 .00 .00 .00 . Whangarei District District Matarau Whangarei 1068 2.53 1.40 1.69 .28 75.28 District Hikurangi Whangarei 540 2.22 1.67 .56 .00 97.22 District Kauri Whangarei 618 2.43 1.46 .00 .49 80.10 District Maungatapere Whangarei 1287 2.80 3.50 .70 .23 81.82 District Kamo West Whangarei 780 3.08 1.92 .38 .77 90.00 District Matapouri- Whangarei 1320 11.14 35.23 1.36 .91 75.23 Tutukaka District Kiripaka Whangarei 378 6.35 4.76 1.59 .79 72.22 District Kamo East Whangarei 966 2.80 3.42 1.24 .00 73.91 District Granfield Reserve Whangarei 1230 2.68 1.95 .00 .24 77.80 District Kamo Central Whangarei 660 3.18 3.18 .00 .00 97.73 District Whau Valley Whangarei 1116 1.88 3.23 .27 .81 96.24 District Tikipunga North Whangarei 1143 2.10 2.62 2.36 .00 71.39 District Pukenui Whangarei 789 1.90 3.42 1.52 .00 68.06 District Otangarei Whangarei 624 4.33 1.92 .00 .00 103.37 District Tikipunga South Whangarei 1443 1.87 2.08 .21 .42 90.44 District Kensington Whangarei 1542 4.09 4.09 .00 1.36 98.25 (Whangarei District District) Abbey Caves- Whangarei 501 4.19 2.99 .60 1.20 74.25 Glenbervie District Mairtown Whangarei 1155 2.86 2.34 .00 .78 95.58 District Maunu-Horahora Whangarei 1323 3.40 3.63 .45 1.36 91.61 District Woodhill- Whangarei 1212 4.46 3.47 .00 1.24 96.53 Vinetown District Whangarei Whangarei 447 4.03 6.04 .00 4.03 88.59 Central District Riverside Whangarei 894 3.69 3.69 .34 .34 91.95 District Raumanga Whangarei 1059 3.68 3.97 .00 .28 95.75 District Tarewa Whangarei 621 3.86 1.93 .00 .48 102.42 District Morningside Whangarei 903 2.66 3.65 .00 .33 91.36 (Whangarei District District) Ngunguru Whangarei 606 4.95 15.84 .50 .99 83.66 District Otaika-Portland Whangarei 489 2.45 4.91 1.23 .61 85.89 District Oakleigh- Whangarei 960 4.06 3.44 .63 .00 83.13 Mangapai District Port-Limeburners Whangarei 60 10.00 .00 .00 .00 80.00 District Pataua Whangarei 795 19.62 10.19 1.13 .38 84.15 District Onerahi Park Whangarei 678 3.54 1.77 .44 .00 86.73 District Sherwood Rise Whangarei 966 3.11 2.17 .00 .00 96.89 District Onerahi Whangarei 969 4.02 3.41 .31 .00 92.26 District Inlet Whangarei Whangarei 6 . .00 50.00 Harbour District Parua Bay Whangarei 1044 6.03 4.02 1.15 .86 80.17 District Bream Bay Whangarei 834 3.24 5.76 1.80 1.08 76.62 District Marsden Bay Whangarei 1083 7.76 10.25 2.49 .28 51.52 District Ruakaka Whangarei 1299 8.78 14.32 .92 .69 75.52 District Bream Head Whangarei 837 12.54 15.41 1.43 1.43 79.57 District Waipu Whangarei 1812 8.61 24.67 3.15 1.16 63.08 District Kaipara Coastal Kaipara District 2007 17.79 10.46 1.20 1.79 88.34 Maungaru Kaipara District 798 6.77 7.52 .75 .75 87.97 Dargaville Kaipara District 2040 5.44 4.71 .00 1.03 92.21 Ruawai-Matakohe Kaipara District 1329 8.80 16.93 1.81 1.13 84.65 Otamatea Kaipara District 993 17.52 9.37 2.11 .91 74.62 (Kaipara District) Maungaturoto Kaipara District 504 4.76 4.17 1.19 .00 86.90 Kaiwaka Kaipara District 960 10.00 9.69 1.25 .63 67.50 Mangawhai Rural Kaipara District 1173 10.23 14.58 4.35 .77 50.38 Mangawhai Kaipara District 1965 12.52 40.92 1.68 .46 66.56 Heads Inlet Mangawhai Kaipara District 0 . Harbour Mangawhai Kaipara District 579 7.77 18.13 4.15 .52 37.82 Okahukura Auckland 663 11.31 8.14 .45 .45 90.50 Peninsula Inlet Kaipara Auckland 0 . Harbour South Cape Rodney Auckland 1854 15.86 11.33 1.29 1.29 81.07 Wellsford Auckland 759 5.93 6.32 .40 .79 92.09 Oceanic Auckland Auckland 9 .00 33.33 .00 33.33 433.33 Region East South Head Auckland 1005 5.37 3.28 1.19 .30 79.10 Kaipara Hills Auckland 741 7.69 6.07 .81 .81 73.28 Dome Valley- Auckland 651 9.22 4.61 .92 1.84 71.43 Matakana Oceanic Auckland Auckland 0 . Region West Warkworth West Auckland 1053 3.99 3.70 .57 .85 59.26 Puhoi Valley Auckland 1446 6.02 5.81 1.66 .62 80.50 Warkworth East Auckland 1320 3.18 5.23 5.00 .68 67.95 Sandspit Auckland 456 7.24 4.61 .00 1.97 83.55 Tawharanui Auckland 2166 32.55 27.70 1.80 .42 78.81 Peninsula Te Kuru Auckland 867 3.11 4.50 .69 .35 73.01 Snells Beach Auckland 1737 12.78 5.18 .86 .35 82.38 Barrier Islands Auckland 1158 38.60 12.69 .52 2.85 71.50 Algies Bay-Scotts Auckland 786 26.72 6.87 .76 .76 90.46 Landing Inlets other Auckland 9 .
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