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Kaitemako a B6 - Kaitemako Rive WW l Corinna Street r Pooles Road uu e P Oa lac e k tt James -- P s Cook Drive iv s Emmett Street ge StreamStream MouthMouth on Dr Cotter Way ss lle Stephen Dunt oad Dr o elcom Bay R 77 O ive EE C Welcome Bay W e t 11 e R k AA e i s P o a l B47 - Welcome Bay u rk B47 - Welcome Bay t A12 - i L A12 - o D n r ago iv on e Place rive PoikePoike R M D o Waitaha Road a a r d s l O S h d a e s llR Rawhiti Street i i gy l l Ar p l f d k A o r e w a a v d e is e y nue v r o o i r r R L D o a i a D e r d H it n gs v i Barkes Corner u i v e to r r a n D e e e Way 9 e S h r 2 a v O e m S d y i a M r p w r h a t n e l e ig em r Waikite Road H e a v d O te Street phir D e e i a n e rio r c t i e e n D Cambridge Road S S r D t i a t M Ocea l v e na t W e ta P e bl n r e t f i River o e t st r c i on hiore A oR ad d rive d s S e D a K W s v ra D re a w a u g e ik ri F o D v a C i s r n e i n i r A t ru r u t f ax P R e lo i u a oike Pe v 6 s e T m e 3 a a y L a H k a Sta o Tauriko w k te H h es ig R g e d ater hw i v a sid D a o e i W e r y v e r o i 29A e iv H B R a r D R n nue d e o e e a G D t e u n a x d L F r t l f v y a u e a n t o o r a S A y e R b v r a l e g a O Waimapu P e h c e in a d Althor t p r s r r W C i t d l o d H o l ane n ll e L n S e p o g i a i id D r i h i r H t L g t R e e r tu u F iv h o c iv e o o e Hotuhotu Street t S a r P s n D d M k L ma r a a i r ano K P 13b_Waimapu Estuary/Welcome Bay RCEP data as of published date October 2018 Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Ecological_2018 Projection Information This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses BOPLASS 2014 - 2017 aerial photography.
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