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Waipa Cemetery Locations Abergeldie Way G3 Hautapu Road G3 Paterangi Road D4-E5 Airport Road E2 Hawthorne Road D5 Patterson Road C4 A B C D E F G H I J Akatarere Road I7 Head Road I5 Payne Road F6 Allcock Road C4 Herman Road E3 Peake Road G2-G3 Alexander Road C6 Hewson Road H5 Penniket Road E3 Allen Road E6 Hickey Road H3 Perrin Road D4 Allwill Drive G3 Hicks Road I5 Perrott Road I8 1 Hamilton Amber Lane I4 Higham Road F6 Pickering Road G2 1 Anderson Road C4 Hill Road J5 Pirongia Road C5-E5 Waikato City Andrew Road G7 Hodgson Road C4 Plantation Road J5 Te Miro Hogan Road G3 Pokuru Factory Road D6 District Scenic Reserve Angus Road F3 Aotearoa Road H8-I9 Holmwood Drive C3 Pokuru Road C6-E6 Appleby Road G3 Houchen Road D2 Puahue Road F6-G6 Puahue Quarry Road G6 Arapuni Lake Road I7-J8 Ingram Road E3 Arapuni Road F6-17 Pukerimu Lane G3 Matamata- Arthur Road B4 Jary Road E4-F4 Waikato Aspin Road H2-H3 John Hewitt Drive I4 Quarry Road A3 Piako Awanui Avenue E6 Johnson Road D5 District Judd Lane H4 Racecourse Road (CB) G3 District Judge Road G6 Racecourse Road (TA) E5 2 2 Baker Road I2-I3 Rahiri Road H5 Lake Koromatua Bank Road D5 Jury Road C2 Wildlife Management Reserve Ranby Roadh E4 Barrett Road C2 Rangioawhia Road Kahuwera Road H7 F6 Bayley Road G7 Ray Road Kaipaki Road E3-G3 D6 Bell Road C4 Raynes Road Kairangi Road G5-H6 E2 Benn Road H4 Redoubt Road Kakaramea Road C2-C5 H4 Berkers Road C2 Reid Road Maungakawa Kakepuku Road D7 C3 Scenic Reserve Berquist Road F3 Reynolds Road G4 Kaniwhaniwha Karapiro Road I4 Scenic Reserve Bird Road C5 Rice Road Karl Road E4 C4 Bond Road E5 Roberts Road Kay Access Road H8 J5 Bowe Road B3 Robertson Place Kay Road F6 E3 Bowman Road D5 Robinson Road Keeley Road H3 H5 Boyd Road E3 Robson Road Kentucky Road J4 C2 Pirongia Ward 3 Brill Road E6 Rolley Road 3 Kimberley Road F6 A4 Broadmeadows Road G3 Rosborough Road Kite Access Road F3 C4 Brotherhood Road F6-F7 Rotongata Road Kite Road E4 I7-I8 Bruce Road E6 Roto O Rangi Road Koroko Road H6 G4-G5 Brunskill Road I2 Rukuhia Road Koromatua Road C2 C3-E2 Bruntwood Road G2 Ryan Road D5 Buckland Road I4-J3 Ryburn Road D4 Cambridge Budden Road D6 Lake Road D4-E4 Bulmer Road J7 Lamb Street G4 Sainsbury Road B5-C5 Burns Road D5 Laurent Road G3 Scott Road I5 Moanatuatua Lawbrooke Lane E6 Reserve Butler Road C5 Settlement Road G4 Rolley Road Ledger Grove Scenic Reserve Butler Road South C5 E6 Sharpe Road E2 Ward Limeworks Loop Road Karapiro B3-B4 Simmond Road B3 4 Recreation Livingstone Road C2 D4 Reserve Cambridge Road (SH1) F3-G3 Sing Road 4 Lochiel Road E2 D4 Cambridge Road E5-G3 Sittauer Road Lockley Road H3 G4 Candy Road C6 Skeet Road Long Road F5-F6 H3 Lake Chamberlain Road F5 Smart Road Lovells Road H3 B3 Ngaroto Church Road G2 Smith Road Lowe Road E2 E4 Clark Lane B3 Sowerby Road Luck At Last Road H5 F3 Clothier Road B3 Speake Road Lynd Road E3 H3 Pirongia Forest Cochrane Road C3 St Kilda Road Park Maungatautari St Leger Road E6 Collins Road D2 Macky Access Road D4 Steele Road E3 Corcoran Road B4 Macky Road C5 Stokes Road J5 Pirongia Ward Coulter Road F5 Maisey Road C2 Storey Road F5 959m Cowan Road G6 Makgill Road J6 Strong Road B4 Cox Road G5 Mandeno Road F6 5 Te Awamutu Sutton Road E5 5 Croasdale Road E7 Mangapiko School Road D5 Swayne Road G3 Croft Lane D2 Mangare Road I8 Symonds Road E7 Cruickshank Road E7 Mangauika Road C5 Marteletti Road B3 Davenport Road E3-F4 Taane Road I5 Day Road D5 Maru Road H5-H6 Marychurch Road G2 Taotaoroa Road I4-J4 Dillon Road H5 Tari Road I7 Dingle Road D3 Massey Road G4 Maunga Road I7 Tarr Road E3 Maungatautari Douch Road E3 Te Ana Road J7 797m Duncan Road C3 Maungakawa Road H3-I2 Maungatautari Road H4-J5 Te Koohao (Waikato G3-H3 Maungatautari Mountain Dunning Road I3 Expressway) Ward Scenic Reserve McCandlish Road C2 McEldownie Road F3 Te Mawhai Road D6-E6 Earle Road H7 Te Miro Road H2-I2 6 Otorohanga 6 Ellicott Road G6-H6 McFall Road E4 McGhie Road E6 Te Pahu Road B2-C4 District Faiping Road E2 McGregor Road D3 Te Rahu Road E5 Farm Road E7 Te Reti Road H6 Te Reti Road Mclarnon Road G4 Scenic Reserve Fencourt Road G2-H3 Meadway Road D4 The Crescent E7 Fergusson Gully Road I4 Mellow Road F3 Thirlwall Lane G3 Fillery Road A3 Mellsop Road G7 Thompson Road E5 Kakepuku Mountain Thornton Road H3 Historic Reserve Finlayson Road C3 Metcalfe Road C2 Finlay Road J5 Middle Road E2 Tiki Road F7 Flat Road E6 Mill Road E4 Tirau Road H3-J4 Fletcher Road C2 Moana Roa Road J4 Tirohanga Road H5 Flume Road H2 Monckton Road G7 Todd Road J4 Waipa Cemetery Locations Forkert Road D4 Morgan Road C6 Townsend Road H8 7 Forrest Road G3 Moxham Road E5 Tuhikaramea Road C2-D1 1 Pirongia Cemetery Kakepuku Ward Foster Road C2 Muir Road F5 Tunukawa Road I4 French Pass Road H3-I2 Mystery Creek Road E3 Turkington Road F4 Frontier Road C5-E5 2 Paterangi Cemetery I7 Narrows Road E2 Umutawa Road Gillard Road C2-C3 Nagar Lane G3 Gilmore Road C2 Victoria Road G2-G3 3 Te Awamutu Cemetery Legend Newcombe Road H3 Glasson Road F6 Ngahinapouri Road D3 Waiari Road C5 Godfrey Road C4 4 Kihikihi Cemetery Ngaroto Road E5 Waikeria Road E7 South Goile Road C2 District Boundary Nickle Road H4 Waikoha Road B2 Golf Road E6 5 Puahue Cemetery Waikato Norrish Road E3 Waimanu Road I7 Goodwin Road F3 District Norwegian Road G5 Waipapa Road I8 6 Pukeatua Cemetery Cemetery Locations 8 Gorton Road I4 Waite Road B4 Grasslands Drive G3 O'Regan Road D2-D3 Wallace Road F4-F5 7 Pukerimu Cemetery Gray Road I1 O'Shea Road B5-C5 Waterworks Road I1 State Highway Great South Road E4 Oakshott Road C4 Wells Place H3 Grey Road B4 8 Hautapu Cemetery Ohaupo Road E2-E5 West Road E3 Railway Grice Road G5 Old Mountain Road B2 Westlea Road J6 Griffiths Access Road H7 Old School Road C3 Wharepapa South RoadH8 9 Leamington Cemetery Griggs Road H6 Oliver Road I3 Whatauri Road H8-H9 Ward Boundary Grove Access Road B3 Ossie James Drive E3 Whitehall Road I3 10 Ohaupo Cemetery Grove Road B3-B4 Otorohanga Road E5-E6 Whittaker Road B3 Waipa Cemetery Locations Gudex Road H3 Road Oreipunga Road J5-I7 Willis Road C2 11 Tokanui Cemetery Hairini Road F6 Owairaka Valley Road G7-H8 Windleborn Road C2 River, Lake or Stream Hams Road D4 Owen Road C5 Wiseman Road G2 12 Hairini Cemetery 5 0 5 10 15 20 km 9 Hana Lane G3 Wood Road C2 Papesch Road C5 Woodstock Road F5 Hanlin Road G3 Parallel Road F3-G4 13 Ohaupo Catholic Cemetery Reserve Updated: December 2017 Hannon Road G3 Wright Road B3 Parawera Road G6-G7 Wyatt Road C6 COPYRIGHT © WAIPA DISTRICT COUNCIL Harbutt Road H1-H2 Park Road E6 CADASTRAL INFORMATION DERIVED FROM LAND INFORMATION NEW ZEALAND'S Harding Road H8 DIGITAL CORE RECORD SYSTEM (CRS). CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Parklands Road G6 Zig Zag Road G3 Harris Road C6.
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