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Waikato's Water Network WAIKATO’S WATER NETWORK POKENO TUAKAU PORT WAIKATO Legend Legend Reservoir Legend Reservoir Treatment Plant Reservoir Treatment Plant Water Supply Line Treatment Plant Water Supply Line Urban Water Supply Area Water Supply Line Urban Water Supply Area Rural Water Supply Area Urban Water Supply Area Rural Water Supply Area Road Statehighway Rural Water Supply Area Road Statehighway Road and Rail Parcels Road Statehighway Road and Rail Parcels Private Property Road and Rail Parcels Private Property Public land and Reserve Private Property Public land and Reserve Water Public land and Reserve Water Water GIS DEPARTMENT Meters Created By: AJT NORTH Created For: Draft A3 0 500 1000 Date Created: 25/07/2014 Cadastre sourced from Land Information Pokeno Water Supply Projection: NZTM New Zealand under CC-By. Datum: 2000 GIS DEPARTMENT Imagery owned by Waikato Regional Aerial Photography GIS DEPARTMENT Ref No: SD4794 Service (WRAPS) 2012. Copyright WRAPS 2012. Meters Created By: AJT NORTH Meters Created By: AJT NORTH A3 Created For: Draft A3 Created For: Draft 0 500 1000 Date Created: 25/07/2014 0 500 1000 Date Created: 25/07/2014 Cadastre sourced from Land Information Cadastre sourced from Land Information Port Waikato Water Supply Projection: NZTM New Zealand under CC-By. Tuakau Water Supply Projection: NZTM New Zealand under CC-By. Datum: 2000 Datum: 2000 Ref No: SD4794 Imagery owned by Waikato Regional Aerial Photography Ref No: SD4794 Imagery owned by Waikato Regional Aerial Photography Service (WRAPS) 2012. Copyright WRAPS 2012. TE KAUWHATA - URBAN HUNTLY Service (WRAPS) 2012. Copyright WRAPS 2012. TE AKAU Legend Legend Legend Reservoir Reservoir Reservoir Treatment Plant Treatment Plant Treatment Plant Water Supply Line Water Supply Line Water Supply Line Urban Water Supply Area Urban Water Supply Area Urban Water Supply Area Rural Water Supply Area Rural Water Supply Area Rural Water Supply Area Road Statehighway Road Statehighway Road Statehighway Road and Rail Parcels Road and Rail Parcels Road and Rail Parcels Private Property Private Property Public land and Reserve Private Property Public land and Reserve Water Public land and Reserve Water Water GIS DEPARTMENT GIS DEPARTMENT Meters Created By: AJT NORTH Created For: Draft A3 Meters Created By: AJT NORTH 0 250 500 Date Created: 25/07/2014 Created For: Draft A3 Cadastre sourced from Land Information Te Akau Water Supply Projection: NZTM New Zealand under CC-By. 0 500 1000 Date Created: 25/07/2014 Cadastre sourced from Land Information Datum: 2000 Te Kauwhata Urban Water Supply Projection: NZTM New Zealand under CC-By. Ref No: SD4794 Imagery owned by Waikato Regional Aerial Photography Datum: 2000 Service (WRAPS) 2012. Copyright WRAPS 2012. Ref No: SD4794 Imagery owned by Waikato Regional Aerial Photography TE KAUWHATA - RURAL Service (WRAPS) 2012. Copyright WRAPS 2012. HOPUHOPU - TAUPIRI RAGLAN Legend GIS DEPARTMENT Meters Created By: AJT NORTH Created For: Draft A3 0 500 1000 Date Created: 25/07/2014 Reservoir Cadastre sourced from Land Information Huntly Urban Water Supply Projection: NZTM New Zealand under CC-By. Datum: 2000 Ref No: SD4794 Imagery owned by Waikato Regional Aerial Photography Treatment Plant Service (WRAPS) 2012. Copyright WRAPS 2012. Water Supply Line Urban Water Supply Area Rural Water Supply Area Road Statehighway Water Legend Reservoir Treatment Plant Water Supply Line Urban Water Supply Area Rural Water Supply Area Road Statehighway Road and Rail Parcels Private Property Public land and Reserve Water GIS DEPARTMENT Meters Created By: AJT NORTH GIS DEPARTMENT Created For: Draft A3 0 500 1000 Date Created: 25/07/2014 Created By: AJT NORTH Cadastre sourced from Land Information Kilometers A3 Raglan Water Supply Projection: NZTM New Zealand under CC-By. Created For: Draft Datum: 2000 Date Created: 25/07/2014 Imagery owned by Waikato Regional Aerial Photography 024 Cadastre sourced from Land Information Ref No: SD4794 Service (WRAPS) 2012. Copyright WRAPS 2012. Te Kauwhata Rural Water Supply Projection: NZTM New Zealand under CC-By. Datum: 2000 Imagery owned by Waikato Regional Aerial Photography Ref No: SD4794 Service (WRAPS) 2012. Copyright WRAPS 2012. NGARUAWAHIA Legend HOROTIU SOUTHERN DISTRICTS - RURAL Legend Reservoir HCC Flow Meter Treatment Plant Reservoir Water Supply Line Treatment Plant Urban Water Supply Area Water Supply Line Rural Water Supply Area Urban Water Supply Area Road Statehighway Rural Water Supply Area Road and Rail Parcels Private Property Road Statehighway Public land and Reserve Water Water Waikato District Waikato District GIS DEPARTMENT Meters Created By: AJT NORTH Created For: Draft A3 0 500 1000 Date Created: 25/07/2014 Cadastre sourced from Land Information Horotiu Urban Water Supply Projection: NZTM New Zealand under CC-By. Datum: 2000 Imagery owned by Waikato Regional Aerial Photography Ref No: SD4794 Service (WRAPS) 2012. Copyright WRAPS 2012. GIS DEPARTMENT WATER TREATMENT PLANT WATER SUPPLY LINE PUBLIC LAND AND RESERVE Meters Created By: AJT NORTH Created For: Draft A3 0 2000 4000 Date Created: 25/07/2014 Cadastre sourced from Land Information Southern Districts Rural Water Supply Projection: NZTM New Zealand under CC-By. Datum: 2000 LEGEND Imagery owned by Waikato Regional Aerial Photography Ref No: SD4794 WATER RESERVOIR URBAN SUPPLY AREA RIVER, LAKES, WETLANDS AND STREAMS Service (WRAPS) 2012. Copyright WRAPS 2012. ROAD/STATE HIGHWAY RURAL SUPPLY AREA MT TONGARIRO MT RUAPEHU MT NGARUAHOE TAUPO LAKE TAUPO CAMBRIDGE MT MAUNGATAUTARI TE AWAMUTU SPRING WATER RAGLAN MT PIRONGIA TREATMENT PLANT MT KARIOI HAMILTON MATANGI NGARUAWAHIA TASMAN SEA FROM TE AKAU WATER HAMILTON WAIPA RIVER TREATMENT WAIKATO RIVER PLANT WATER TREATMENT bORE GORDONTON PLANT FROM HAMILTON HOPUHOPU TAUPIRI FUTURE 2016 HUNTLY LAKE WAAHI WATER TREATMENT WAIKATO’S PLANT WATER LAKE ROTONGARO TREATMENT PORT WAIKATO WATER SOURCES PLANT LAKE WHANGAPE ONEWHERO KAREILAKE WA SPRING WATER TREATMENT TE KAUWHATA PLANT WATER CARE TREATMENT PLANT TUAKAU FUTURE 2016 MEREMERE WAIKATO RIVER EXAMPLE POKENO OF A BORE EXAMPLE OF A SPRING DIRT / SEDIMENT AqUIFER ROCK.
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