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AS21/AS22 L01 Manawatäwhi / Three Kings Islands Cape Reinga AT24M02/N02 AT25 Te Paki Te Hapua Cape Reinga North Cape (Otou) Te Kao Ngataki N03 Waihopo O03 AU25 Houhora AU26 AU27 Merita Houhora Waiharara Tokerau Mangonui Motutangi Rangiputa Beach AU28ptAV28 AU29ptAV29 Waiharara Lake Hihi Taupo Paparore Ohia Aurere Bay Taupo Bay Panaki Island Oruaiti Kaingaroa Mangonui Wainui Matangirau N04 Waimanoni O04 P04/Q04 Awanui Kahoe Whangaroa Matauri Oturu Waitaruke Bay Fairburn Peria Kaeo Otoroa Kaitaia KohumaruPupuke Kaiaka Omaunu Takou AV25ptAV26 AV26 AV27 AV28 Bay Te Tii AV29 AV30 Pukepoto Victoria Valley Waiare Tauroa Ahipara Kaitaia Te Rore Mangamuka Whangaroa Russell Cape Brett Takahue Mangamuka Peninsula Manukau Mangamuka Waipapa Bridge Kerikeri Herekino Broadwood Waihou Russell Umawera Waitangi Te Karae Valley Paihia N05 Runaruna O05 P05 Puketona Opua Q05 Whangape Rangiahua Waimate North Rotokakahi Maraeroa Waihaha Ngaiotonga Pawarenga Kohukohu Whangaruru Horeke Karetu Punaruku Ngawha North Panguru Rawene Motuti Kawakawa Oakura Kaikohe Moerewa Mokau Rangi Pokapu Waiomio Helena Point Taheke Ruapekapeka Bay AW26 Whirinaki AW27 AW28 AW29 AW30 AW31 AW32 Kirioke Opononi Tautoro Opahi Tapuhi Puhipuhi Waima Otaua Maromaku Whananaki Hokianga Rawene Kaikohe Matawaia Kawakawa Whangaruru Tutukaka R06Poor Knights Waimamaku Hukerenui Opuawhanga Harbour Matapouri Islands O06 Wekaweka Awarua P06 Kaikou Riponui Q06/PtR06 Tanekaha Waimatenui Pipiwai Hikurangi Tutukaka Waipoua Tutamoe Nukutawhiti Purua Ruatangata Kiripaka Ngunguru Forest West Glenbervie Donnellys Pakotai Matarau Crossing Parakao Titoki Poroti Whangarei Taiharuru Aranga Houto Parua Kaihu Maungatapere Q07/PtR07 Bay AX27 AX28 AX29 AX30 Tamaterau AX31 AX33 Avoca Whatitiri Maropiu Waihue Portland R07 Aranga Dargaville P07 Tangowahine Whangarei Bream Head Mokohinau Tangihua Mangapai AX32 Mata Islands O07 Pukehuia Tauraroa ptsAX31,AY31,AY32 Awakino Omana Baylys Point Pikiwahine Ruakaka Beach Waiotira Waikiekie Hen and Chickens S07 Dargaville Arapohue Waipu Islands Taipuha Mititai Braigh Waipu Te Kopuru Mareretu Cove Tokatoka Ararua Langs Mangawhai Whenuanui Wairere Beach Naumai Paparoa Heads AY28 P08Tikinui AY29 AY30 Brynderwyn AY31 R08 AY32 AY33 S08/T08 AY34 Raupo Marohemo Motairehe Ruawai Pahi Q08 Te Kopuru Ruawai Maungaturoto KaiwakaMangawhai Cape Rodney Hauturu / Port Claris Hukatere Fitzroy Taingaehe Te Arai Little Barrier Batley Topuni Tomarata Island Rototuna Whangaparapara Tinopai Pakiri Oneriri Te Hana Waiteitei Okupu Claris Hoteo Big Leigh North Wellsford Omaha Tryphena Tapora Omaha Wayby Dome Flats Valley Tauhoa Kaipara P09 Q09 Flats SandspitR09 S09 T09 Warkworth AZ29 South AZ30 AZ31 Snells AZ32 AZ34 AZ35 Head Glorit Beach AZ36 Pohuehue Kaipara Head Kaipara Harbour Warkworth Kawau Island Moehau ptsAZ35,BA35,BA36 Araparera Cuvier Island Port Waioneke Makarau Puhoi Waiwera Charles (Repanga Island) Hatfields Mercury Islands Kanohi Beach Wainui Orewa (Iles d'Haussez) Kaukapakapa Silverdale Colville Q10 Dairy R10 S10 Amodeo T10/U10 Parakai Flat Bay Kennedy Helensville Redvale Bay Papaaroha Coatesville Whangapoua BA30 WaimaukuBA31 BA32 BA33 BA34 Te BA35 BA36ptBA35 Coromandel Rerenga Kumeu Takapuna Oneroa Onetangi Helensville Waitemata Auckland Ostend Waiheke Island Coromandel Whitianga Cooks Beach Muriwai Devonport Cowes Beach Harbour Omiha Hahei Waitakere Manaia Hot Remuera Maraetai Whitianga Glen Howick Water Eden Kaimarama Beach Q11 OnehungaR11 Pakuranga S11 T11 Whenuakite U11 Piha Parau Otara Coroglen Orere Huia Matingarahi Tapu Grahams Manurewa Beach Waiomu Tairua Papakura Pauanui BB30ptBB31 BB31 BB32 BB33 BB34 Te Puru BB35 BB36 BB37ptBB36 Awhitu Central Awhitu Drury Hunua Thornton Hikuai Kaiaua Bay The Aldermen Piha Manukau Harbour Papatoetoe ArarimuHunua Thames Hikuai Whangamata Kauaeranga Islands Pollok Te Toro Glenbrook Beach Thames Opoutere Paerata Paparimu Miranda Totara Q12/R12 Bombay S12 Kopu T12 U12 Pukekohe Mangatawhiri Matatoki Waipipi Pipiroa Whangamata Pokeno Maramarua Turua Karioitahi Waiuku Puni Puriri Tuakau Waitakaruru Aka Aka Mercer Kopuku Wharepoa Otaua Whiritoa Te Kohanga Mangatarata Ngatea Hikutaia Meremere Kerepehi Onewhero Whangamarino Okaeria Komata Port Pukekawa Netherton North U11/U12/U13 Waikato Waerenga Paeroa BC31 Wairamarama BC32 Opuatia BC33 Taniwha BC34 BC35 Waihi BC36 BC37 Te Kauwhata Patetonga Awaiti Waihi Glen Rangiriri T13 Beach Port Waikato Pukekawa Te Kauwhata Ngatea Tirohia Paeroa Waimata Katikati Mayor Island R13 Murray Waitawheta Ohinewai S13 Waiterimu Athenr ee (Tuhua) Naike Tahuna ptBD40 Ruawaro Mangawara Te Hoe Mangaiti BC40 Waikaretu Hoe-o- Elstow Pukekapia tainui Huntly Orini Springdale Te Aroha Whakaari / Glen Te Puninga Katikati Afton White Island Rotowaro Taupiri Waihou Tauhei Aongatete Pukemiro Waitoa W13/W14 Hopuhopu Manawaru Mount Te Akau Morrinsville Maunganui Waihau Potaka Hicks Ngaruawahia Ngarua Omokoroa Bay Ruakiwi Gordonton Hungahunga Bay Waingaro Kereone Tauranga V14 X14 Z14 ptBD32 Gordon 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