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35A Whanarua Bay/Papatea Bay Published Date October 2018 -100 -75 Papatea Bay -50 ONFL 36 -40 -30 0 Motu Kaimeanui Island -10 -20 -5 ONFL 35 Te Huka Island Maraehako Bay 0 -5 Motu Papaka Islands 0 0 0 0 Whanarua Bay Waikawa Point St ate H ig hw ay 0 Motukotare Island 35 Whanarua Bay Karirangi Te Kopua Waimanu RCEP data as of 35a_Whanarua Bay/Papatea Bay published date October 2018 Projection Information Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Landscape_2018 This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses aerial photography from BOPLASS 2014-17. Copyrights 0 1 2 © Sourced from Land Information New Zealand data. GIS_459085 CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. ± Kilometers © Bay of Plenty Regional Council Printed: 18/10/2018 -100 ASCV-17 -75 Papatea Bay 0 B127 - Waimanu (Part) -50 -2 B127 - Waimanu (Part) -30 -40 A67A67 -- RaukokoreRaukokore 0 Mouth (Part) Motu Kaimeanui Island Mouth (Part) -5 Maraehako Bay 0 Te Huka Island -5 0 0 - 1 0 0 Whanarua Bay Waikawa Point A71A71 -- WhanaruaWhanarua A62A62 -- HaparaparaHaparapara (Part)(Part) Motukotare Island 0 River-TeRiver-Te KahaKaha (Part)(Part) Whanarua Bay 0 Karirangi Te Kopua Waimanu Ohinemango Point 35b_Whanarua Bay/Papatea Bay RCEP data as of published date October 2018 Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Ecological_2018 Projection Information This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses BOPLASS 2014 - 2017 aerial photography. Copyrights 0 1 2 © Sourced from Land Information New Zealand data. CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. ± GIS_459085 © Bay of Plenty Regional Council Kilometers Printed: 19/10/2018 -100 -75 Papatea Bay -50 -40 -30 Motu Kaimeanui Island 0 -20 Maraehako Bay -5 -10 Te Huka Island -5 0 Motu Papaka Islands 0 0 0 0 Whanarua Bay Waikawa Point Sta te H ig hw ay 35 0 Motukotare Island Whanarua Bay Karirangi Te Kopua -5 Waimanu Ohinemango Point 0 35c_Whanarua Bay/Papatea Bay RCEP data as of published date October 2018 Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Use_2018 Projection Information This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses BOPLASS 2014-17 aerial photography. Copyrights 0 1 2 © Sourced from Land Information New Zealand data. CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. ± GIS_459085 © Bay of Plenty Regional Council Kilometers Printed: 18/10/2018 0 ONFL 37 -40 -5 Witupai Road -20 -30 Raukokore Te Ranginui -10 T d aw oa a R r rest oa Orete Fo R oa 0 d d a o R ry te me e C Papatea Bay ONFL 35 Papatea S t a te H ig hw ay 35 ONFL 36 Whakaahuru RCEP data as of 36a_Raukokore/Waihau Bay published date October 2018 Projection Information Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Landscape_2018 This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses aerial photography from BOPLASS 2014-17. Copyrights 0 1 2 © Sourced from Land Information New Zealand data. GIS_459085 CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. ± Kilometers © Bay of Plenty Regional Council Printed: 18/10/2018 0 -40 Witupai Road -20 B126B126 -- WaihauWaihau PohutukawaPohutukawa RemnantsRemnants ASCV-17 -10 -30 B123B123 -- TaurangaTauranga StreamStream (Part)(Part) 0 B128B128 -- WaiokahaWaiokaha StreamStream CorridorCorridor (Part)(Part) Raukokore Te Ranginui T d aw oa a t R ro ete Fores a Or R o ad d a o R y ter e m e C Papatea Bay -5 Papatea S ta te H ig B127B127 -- WaimanuWaimanu (Part)(Part) hw ay 35 A67A67 -- RaukokoreRaukokore MouthMouth (Part)(Part) Whakaahuru 36b_Raukokore/Waihau Bay RCEP data as of published date October 2018 Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Ecological_2018 Projection Information This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses BOPLASS 2014 - 2017 aerial photography. Copyrights 0 1 2 © Sourced from Land Information New Zealand data. CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. ± GIS_459085 © Bay of Plenty Regional Council Kilometers Printed: 19/10/2018 0 -40 Witupai Road -20 -30 Raukokore Te Ranginui -10 T d aw oa a R ro ete Forest a Or R o a 0 d d oa Papatea Bay R ry ete m Ce -5 Papatea S ta te H ig hw ay 35 Whakaahuru 36c_Raukokore/Waihau Bay RCEP data as of published date October 2018 Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Use_2018 Projection Information This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses BOPLASS 2014-17 aerial photography. Copyrights 0 1 2 © Sourced from Land Information New Zealand data. CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. ± GIS_459085 © Bay of Plenty Regional Council Kilometers Printed: 18/10/2018 -75 -50 0 Bea -40 ch Road Whangaparaoa Bay Whangaparaoa ONFL 38 -30 0 ONFL 37 0 1- Otamaroa -20 Orete Point -10 0 Te Ahikehe Point -5 Waihau Bay Tapuaeharuru Te Rangiharu Bay -5 Waihau Bay O Oruaiti Beach rete -5 Po in Taratuia Point t R oa d -10 Witupai Road -5 State Highway 35 O re te F o re s t R oad RCEP data as of 37a_Orete Point/Whangaparaoa Bay published date October 2018 Projection Information Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Landscape_2018 This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses aerial photography from BOPLASS 2014-17. Copyrights 0 1 2 © Sourced from Land Information New Zealand data. GIS_459085 CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. ± Kilometers © Bay of Plenty Regional Council Printed: 18/10/2018 -50 -40 -75 0 Be ach Road Whangaparaoa Bay Whangaparaoa aa oo tthh rraa uu aa oo pp aa MM -30 gg rr nn ee aa iivv hh RR WW dd -- aann 7733 hh AA cc 0 eeaa B131 - Whangaparaoa B BB B131 - Whangaparaoa B 0 1- Otamaroa A69A69 -- -20 Oruaiti/WaikanapanapaOruaiti/Waikanapanapa -10 Orete Point 0 Te Ahikehe Point -5 Tapuaeharuru Waihau Bay Waihau Bay Waihau Bay Te Rangiharu Bay O re Oruaiti Beach te P -5 oin t Ro Taratuia Point ad -5 35 -5 y a w -10 h ig H Witupai Road te ta S B121B121 -- OruaitiOruaiti WetlandWetland B126B126 -- WaihauWaihau PohutukawaPohutukawa RemnantsRemnants B123B123 -- TaurangaTauranga StreamStream (Part)(Part) Orete Forest Road 37b_Orete Point/Whangaparaoa Bay RCEP data as of published date October 2018 Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Ecological_2018 Projection Information This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses BOPLASS 2014 - 2017 aerial photography. Copyrights 0 1 2 © Sourced from Land Information New Zealand data. CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. ± GIS_459085 © Bay of Plenty Regional Council Kilometers Printed: 19/10/2018 -75 -50 0 B each Ro -40 Whangaparaoa Bay ad Whangaparaoa -30 0 0 1- Otamaroa -20 Orete Point Te Ahikehe Point -5 Waihau Bay Tapuaeharuru Te Rangiharu Bay Waihau Bay -5 State Highway 35 O -10 Oruaiti Beach rete -5 Po in Taratuia Point t R oa d 0 -10 Witupai Road -5 Orete Forest Road 37c_Orete Point/Whangaparaoa Bay RCEP data as of published date October 2018 Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Use_2018 Projection Information This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses BOPLASS 2014-17 aerial photography. Copyrights 0 1 2 © Sourced from Land Information New Zealand data. CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. ± GIS_459085 © Bay of Plenty Regional Council Kilometers Printed: 18/10/2018 -100 0 0 Otarawhata Island 0 0 -75 Cape Runaway -100 0 Waitapu Point -40 Tahurua Point Paparinga -50 -75 ONFL 40 Pohueuorau Bay -30 ONFL 41 Okoia Point Tikirau Taungawaka Bay 0 Kopongatahi Bay Ng arue Kopongatahi Point ONFL 39 R o a d 0 -10 0 -5 Be ach Road Whangaparaoa Bay State High way Whangaparaoa 35 -20 ONFL 38 A ir s t r ip R oad ONFL 37 RCEP data as of 38a_Whangaparaoa/Cape Runaway published date October 2018 Projection Information Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Landscape_2018 This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses aerial photography from BOPLASS 2014-17. Copyrights 0 1 2 © Sourced from Land Information New Zealand data. GIS_459085 CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. ± Kilometers © Bay of Plenty Regional Council Printed: 18/10/2018 -100 0 0 0 -30 B122B122 -- OtarawhataOtarawhata IslandIsland 0 Cape Runaway -75 -100 A72A72 -- TikirauTikirau Waitapu Point -40 Paparinga -50 Tahurua Point -75 Pohueuorau Bay -20 Okoia Point Tikirau 0 -10 B130B130 -- CapeCape RunawayRunaway Taungawaka Bay PohutukawaPohutukawa RemnantsRemnants 0 Kopongatahi Bay Ng arue Kopongatahi Point R o a d 0 0 -5 Be Whangaparaoa Bay ach Road Stat aa e Hig hh hway oo tt Whangaparaoa 35 aa uu r r oo aa pp MM aa rr gg ee nn vv aa ii hh RR dd -- WW nn aa A ir 33 s t 7 r 7 h i AA cch p aa R BBee B131B131 -- WhangaparaoaWhangaparaoa BB oad 38b_Whangaparaoa/Cape Runaway RCEP data as of published date October 2018 Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Ecological_2018 Projection Information This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses BOPLASS 2014 - 2017 aerial photography. Copyrights 0 1 2 © Sourced from Land Information New Zealand data. CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. ± GIS_459085 © Bay of Plenty Regional Council Kilometers Printed: 19/10/2018 -100 -50 0 0 0 Otarawhata Island -30 0 Cape Runaway -100 -75 0 Waitapu Point -40 Paparinga Tahurua Point -75 Pohueuorau Bay -20 -5 Okoia Point Tikirau -10 Taungawaka Bay 0 Kopongatahi Bay Kopongatahi Point 0 d a o R e u r a g N 0 B each Road Whangaparaoa Bay St ate H ighw ay 3 Whangaparaoa 5 A ir s tr ip Ro ad 38c_Whangaparaoa/Cape Runaway RCEP data as of published date October 2018 Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Use_2018 Projection Information This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses BOPLASS 2014-17 aerial photography. Copyrights 0 1 2 © Sourced from Land Information New Zealand data. CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. ± GIS_459085 © Bay of Plenty Regional Council Kilometers Printed: 18/10/2018 -100 -75 -50 Tahurua Point ONFL 41 Potikirua Point -40 -20 -5 -30 -10 0 Potikirua Road Waiaka Bay Maungahiha 0 Ruahakoakoa 0 d a o R 35 t ay n hw i Hig o tate P S n i t t o L Te Araroa Road Potaka A ir s tr ip R oad RCEP data as of 39a_Tahurua Point/Potikirua Point published date October 2018 Projection Information Pre-Operative Regional Coastal Environment Plan - Landscape_2018 This map is in the New Zealand Transverse Mercator and uses aerial photography from BOPLASS 2014-17.
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