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Download Palmerston North Activities Map RICHARDSONS LINE ROBERTS LINE RAILWAY RD STONEY CREEK RD HENDERSONS LINE SETTERS LINE TO BULLS & SH1 TO FEILDING TO FEILDING PARNELL HEIGHTS DR Palmerston North Airport LYDIA PL KAIRANGA BUNNYTHORPE RD RANGITIKEI LINE KELVIN GROVE 18 MIDHURST ST O'DONNELL RD LINKLATER CEMETERYKelvin Grove Cemetery 10 BLOCK MCLEAVEY DR AIRPORT DR APOLLO ABRAHAM CRES RAILWAY RD KELVIN GROVE RD PARK LANGLEY AVE KELVIN GROVE PARK CELAENO PARK BOSTON PDE APOLLO PDE RHODES DR JAMES LINE PURDIE PL FERNLEA AVE K MILSON LINE HILLCREST DR ROBERTS LINE KAIMANAWA ST VOGEL ST ESK ST RATA ST MALDEN ST TYNE ST MIHAERE DR ROSALIE TCE HOLDSWORTH AVE KEY HUMBER ST Milson KEITH ST COLQUHOUN TO ASHHURST PARK FAIRS RD Fire Station VAUTIER PARK NAPIER RD MAIN MAP Riverlink Pathway SKOGLUND PARK 7 HAYDON ST MAKOMAKO RD - Manawatu Scenic Route GILLESPIES LINE Edwards Pit Park - Te Apiti - Manawatu Gorge Information Centre FREYBERG ST - Hawke’s Bay, Wairarapa 1 Ahimate Reserve & Dog Park FLYGERS LINE 20 HULME ST RANGITIKEI ST via Saddle Road HERETAUNGA ST Manawatu Scenic Route RUSSELL ST RUAHINE ST 2 Caccia Birch House NORTON PARK BENNETT ST Main Highways 3 TREMAINE AVE TE MATAI RD ROY ST 3 Daytona Indoor Raceway PAPAIOEA NORTH ST PARK RIVERSIDE DR KOEHLERS RD CLOVERLEAPARK TERRACE END Parks & Reserves BENMORE AVE MATTHEWSCORONATION AVE PARK CEMETERY Railway Station RANGITIKEI STRUAMAHANGA CRES MATIPO ST RANGITANE ST 4 14 BRIGHTWATER TCE HERETAUNGA ST Dugald MacKenzie Rose Gardens RANGITIKEI ST WAHIKOA RUSSELL ST PARK MOKAU PL MIRO ST RUAHINE ST GUY AVE FEATHERSTON ST 5 NORTON MEMORIAL PARK Electric Bikes PlusPARK Palmerston North HAVILL ST 17 LIMBRICK ST WOOD ST CARROLL ST FREDERICK ST NGATA ST BENNETTFITZROY ST ST ARGYLE AVE GREY ST 6 Esplanade Scenic Railway AMESBURY ST TREMAINE AVE 8 BROADWAY AVE ROY ST MAIN ST 19 LOMBARD ST NORTH ST PAPAIOEA CAMPBELL ST PARK7 BOTANICAL RD Freyberg Community Pool BOURKE ST CLOVERLEA RD HIGHBURY AVE STEWART CRES UCOLPRINCESS ST MATTHEWS AVE WALDEGRAVE ST EAST ST P.N. GOLF COURSE TREMAINE AVE QUEEN ST CHURCH ST CORONATION PARK KING ST RUAHINE ST 8 Game Started CET ARENA PASCAL ST FERGUSON ST MATIPO ST RANGITANE ST ALBERT ST STACES RD GEORGE ST CUBA ST ASHLEY ST HAVELOCK AVE 5 WAHIKOA 9 He Ara Kotahi Pathway DAVID ST THE PARK SQUARE MILVERTON BILL PARK MIRO ST BROWN TAKARO The Plaza PARK PNCC PARK GUY AVE RONGOTEA RD HeliSolutions WILLIS ST HOKOWHITU CHURCH STSquare Edge VICTORIA AVE 10 DOMAIN MEMORIAL PARK PITT ST PEMBROKE ST Railway Land FRANKLIN AVE HAVILL ST LIMBRICK ST MAIN ST Skate Park SEFTON AVE WOOD ST PINFOLD RD 11 Hokowhitu Lagoon PN Fire Station LINTON ST FREDERICK ST CARROLL ST ANDERS RD BRETT PL NGATA ST FITZROY ST FITZHERBERT EAST RD MONRAD ST PAHIATUA ST ARGYLE AVE NO 1 LINE 12 Junior Road Safety Park JOSEPH ST FITZHERBERT AVE RANGITIKEI ST COOK ST AMBERLEY AVE MONRAD PARK IHAKA ST FEATHERSTON ST AMESBURY ST 13 Lido Aquatic Centre LOMBARD ST PRINCESS ST WHITE HORSE DR WATERLOO VICTORIA AVE TE AWE AWE ST PARK CAMPBELL ST Manawatu Trotting Club FERGUSON ST PARK RD 2 11 CENTENNIAL DR 14 Lollipops Playland MANAWATU ST JICKELL ST HOKOWHITU BOURKE ST GREY ST STEWART CRES LAGOON SAVAGE CRES ONGLEY PARK WALLACE BROADWAY AVE EAST ST COLLEGE ST PARK MANAWAROAPARK QUEEN ST LONGBURN RONGOTEA RD SAVAGE RESERVE WALDEGRAVE ST 15 Manawatu Golf Club RUHA ST 13 AWAPUNI KING ST PARK 4 TO 22 MAIN ST STRANGS RD FITZHERBERTPARK 12 WELLINGTON RUGBY ST 6 HARDIE ST 16 Manawatu River PathwayRUAHINE ST VICTORIA ESPLANADE SHEFFIELD ST 9 PASCAL ST BROADWAY AVE FERGUSON ST AOKAUTERE DR ALBERT ST ALEXANDER 15 PARK PITAMA RD CET ARENA RANGITANE PARK DITTMER DR MANAWATU GEORGE ST 17 Memorial Park 16 GOLFCLUB MAIN ST CHURCH ST MAXWELLS LINE (Private ownership) PIONEER HWY MILVERTON TE WANAKA RD PARK DAVID ST ASHLEY ST ANZAC PARK RESERVE RD 18 Orlando Country Club CLIFF RD TE MOTU O POUTOA THE SQUAREPAHIATUA AOKAUTERE RD OTIRA PARK LONG MELFORD RD 21 POLSON HILL DR FITZHERBERT AVE DAIRY FARM RD TAKARO CUBA ST ATAWHAI RD Te Arapiki a Tane BATCHELAR RD SUMMERHILL DR PARK VAUCLUSE HGTS 19 Palmerston North Golf Club RACECOURSE RD THE BUSH TRK SLACKS RD PARI RESERVE STATE HIGHWAY 56 CLIFTON TCE HOKOWHITU BUICK CRES DOMAIN NGAIRE ST WILLIS ST Awapuni Racecourse CHURCH ST 20 Palmerston North Hospital PITT ST AHIMATE ANNE PL SHIRRIFFS RD SUMMERHILL PARK BLEDISLOE Railway Land FRANKLIN AVE PARK RESERVE PANEIRI PARK RUAPEHU DR CASHMERE DR MAIN ST SPRINGDALE ATAWHAI LINTON ST 1 TENNENT DR PARK 21 Te Arapiki a Tane - Stairway of Tane PARK FERGUSON ST POULTRY FARM RD COOK ST MAIN DR KEA PL POUTOA TITOKI RESERVE RESERVE 22 Victoria Esplanade BRETT PL SILKWOOD PL WALKERS RD PEREN Waste Water Treatment Plant Massey University PARK TUTUKIWI RESERVE PAHIATUA ST CUBESIDE RD MANGA O TANE RESERVE COLLEGE ST BOURKE RD JOSEPH ST Awapuni Recycling Centre ADDERSTON PRENDERGAST RD IPU RESERVE Sports Institute PACIFIC DR ELM RD TURITEA RD IHAKA ST INSERT MAP TENNENT DR ALBANY DR TIP RD a Bowlarama Tenpin Bowling Centre f Cloud 9 Trampoline Park k Flip City Trampoline Park o Regent on Broadway s The Dark Room PalmerstonTE AWE AWE North ST City i-SITE FERGUSON ST The Square, Palmerston North b Central Library g Crest Hospital l The Globe Theatre p Square Edge Community Arts PARKThe RDPalms Medical Centre t Open Monday to SaturdayCENTENNIAL DR MANAWATU ST Central Police Station Event Cinemas & Downtown Inter-Regional Bus Terminal Taylor-Jensen Fine Arts The Plaza Shopping Centre 0800 MANAWATUHOKOWHITU c h m q u LAGOON [email protected] d Centrepoint Theatre i Electric Bikes Plus (i-SITE) n Local Bus Terminal r Te ManawaSAVAGE & NewCRES Zealand v Zimmerman Art Gallery e City Doctors j Fire Station Rugby Museum.
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