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Nathan Kennedy Powerpoint Te Waipounamu Mataitai and Taiapure Existing mahinga mātaitai in relation to MPAs Te Tai Tapu (Kaihoka) For MMRG - Tai Timu Tai Pare Te Tai Tapu Mätaitai 5 km2 July 2016 (Anatori) Mätaitai 15 km2 Whakapuaka (Delaware Bay) Taiapure 25.46 km2 Pages navigate clockwise around the island, starting at Whakapuaka Taiapure Te Taumanu o Te Waka a Mäui Oaro-HaumuriTaiäpure 7 km2 Taiäpure 5.7 km2 Okarito Lagoon 19.5 km2 Koukourarata Mahitahi/Bruce Mätaitai Bay 1.10269 km2 8 km2 Wairewa/Lake AkaroaForsyth Harbour Mätaitai Te Kaio Taiapure6 km2 Mätaitai 46.3 km2 12 km2 Opihi km2 Waihao 3.8 km2 Moeraki Mätaitai East Otago 3 km2 Taiapure 29.1 km2 Mataura River Mätaitai <1 km2 Ü Waitutu Puna-wai-Toriki km2 Oreti Mätaitai Mätaitai 2 km2 0 25 50 100 Kilometers 16 km2 1:2,106,891 Motupöhue (Bluff Hill) mataitai 7.0469* km2 Waikawa Legend Harbour/Tumu Toka Mätaitai 7 km2 Mataitai Reserves (MPI 2014) Te Whaka a Te Wera Mätaitai Taiapure (2014) 78 km2 DoC Marine Reserves Horomamae Mätaitai <1 km2 Source: Esri, DigitalGlobe, GeoEye, Earthstar Geographics, CNES/Airbus DS, USDA, USGS, AEX, Getmapping, Aerogrid, IGN, IGP, swisstopo, and the GIS User Community Legend Askews Lagoon Hill 0 1.25 2.5 5 Kilometers 1:100,000 Otuhaereroanz-residential-areasHill Island Ü Kakaho DoC-marine-reserves Point Motuanauru Oyster Taiapure_dec2014Pakiaka Island Point Bay Cape Soucis (Raetihi) Mataitai_Reserves_MPI_20142110Taihoa Point Otarawao HGMP Bay Moukirikiri Island Matarau Point Croisilles Red Clay Pukerau Karaka Squally Oananga Harbour Point Point Bay Bay Cove Hippolite Omokau Onetea Taunui Point Bay Point Bay Symonds Bush Lone McLaren Bay Charleys Clock Bay Hill Rock McLarens Head Point Kokorua Karaka Symonds Grave Bay Hill Hill Manuka Point Goat Hill Whangarae Point Bay Kotiro Point Hobbs Croisilles Bobs Bay Toi Toi Hill Point Goat Whangamoa Hapiata Hori Bay Stream Hill Okiwi Bay Taiwhati Stream Peter Whangamoa Kohatu Point Pouawhariki Frenchmans Stream River Mount Castor Point Stream Stream Victoria Stream Kokorua Okiwi Kaimiko Stream Bay Elizabeth Stream Ruataniwha Matapehe Ronga Stream Saddle Teranga Editor Red Hill North Elliot Hill Maheipuku Platform Whakapuaka Wishaven Castor Peak Point Point Peak Palisade (Delaware Bay) South Puketi Point Fall Taiapure 25.46 km2 Castor Dencker Cove Red Point Maunganui Peak Mount Pepin Island Stuart Delaware Bay Creek Ronga Hill Pier Ronga Cable Bay Cove Running River Stream Horoirangi Ataata Point Boulder Julias Marine Bank Lagoon Rescue Sentinel Maori Pa Gentle Collins RAI Reserve Point Hill Beach Annie River FOREST Pillar Creek Bishop Peninsula BULL Curious Cable Bay Mackay Bluff RANGE Stream Staghorn Walkway Tunakino Stream Waihi Blunder River Creek Waterfall Drumduan Creek Creek Glenduan Rai Tunapai Graham Saddle Stream Tunapai Thistledo Stream Blue Hill Brown Kaiuma Wakapuaka Gentle River Sugar Stream Annie Opouri Loaf Hira Todds Saddle River Mount Valley Whangamoa Carluke Duppa Mount Rimu Camp Saddle Barrett Rai Valley Rushy Birchy Somerland Gully Hill Marybank Pioneer Stream Flat Wakapuaka Haythorne Rai Cottage Alfred Stream River Bluff Valley Scrub BRYANT Stream Mount Hill Brandean Atawhai RANGE Rimu Mount Lud Wells Rai Rutland River Nelson Hill Slater River Haven Creek Tui Oldham Swift Glen Creek Teal Stream River Brooklands HIRA Flat Port FOREST Creek Whakapuaka TaiapureNelson Haulashore Kaka Boars Island Hill Back Arrow Rock Washington NELSON Tinline Existing mahinga mataitai in relation to MPAs Sharland Spur (Fifeshire Rock) Valley Maitai River Botanical Creek Saddle River Tahunanui Hill Hill Draft for consideration by MMRG - 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Tai Timu Tai Pare HewsonsJune 2016 Source: Esri, DigitalGlobe, GeoEye, Earthstar Geographics, CNES/Airbus DS, USDA, USGS, AEX, Getmapping, Aerogrid, IGN, IGP, swisstopo, and the GIS User Stream Community Harewood Parklands Waimairi Christchurch Styx Queen Legend Tiptree Casebrook Beach International River Elizabeth Ashbys Bishopdale II Park 0Airport 1.25 2.5Pit 5 Kilometers 1:100,000 nz-residential-areas Papanui Burwood North New Ü Dudley Mairehau Avon Brighton DoC-marine-reserves Burnside Creek River/Otakaro Wairarapa Shirley Avondale Mataitai_Reserves_MPI_20142110 Bryndwr New Stream Saint Brighton Taiapure_dec2014 Yaldhurst Waimairi Albans Dallington Bexley Aranui Avonhead Stream Merivale Richmond Wainoni HGMP Russley Fendalton Ilam Ilam Stream Upper North Avonside Te Huingi Hagley Park Manu Wildlife Riccarton Broomfield Albert Lake CHRISTCHURCH Refuge South New Riccarton Racecourse Riccarton Brighton Hei Hei Linwood Bromley Islington Addington Middleton Southshore Estuary Christchurch Wigram Waltham Heathcote Hornby Aerodrome River of the Heathcote and Sydenham Woolston Avon Rivers/Ihutai Hillmorton Saint Opawa McCormacks Spreydon Somerfield Ferrymead Martins Bay Moncks Cave Beckenham Mt Pleasant Bay Rock Huntsbury Hillsborough Mount Redcliffs Sumner Sumner Head Pleasant Oaklands Hoon Hay Scarborough Sumner Oaklands Heathcote Whitewash Head Prebbleton Huntsbury Rapaki Valley Te Onepoto/Taylors Prebbleton Westmorland Track Track Boulder Bay Sign of Mistake Knights Halswell Cracroft the Takahe Tihiokahukura/Castle Awaroa/Godley Stream Jollies Bush Harris Bay Westmorland
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