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Planning Maps Planning Maps This shading indicates an appeal has been lodged on: • an overlay shown on the planning map; or • a zone shown on the planning map; or • the Coastal Environment overlay shown on the planning map. This shading indicates an appeal has been lodged only on the Coastal Environment overlay on the overlay or zone planning map. Index Maps Inset Maps Airfield Flood Height Hazard No. Map Name Overlays Zones Map Name Overlays Zones Restriction 1 Cape Colville Map 1 Map 1 Port Charles Map 2A Map 2A 2 Port Charles Map 2 Map 2 Port Charles Map 2B Map 2B 3 Onekura Map 3 Map 3 4 Cuvier Island Map 4 Map 4 Port Jackson 5 Map 5 Map 5 Road Otautu Bay Map 6A Map 6A 6 Colville Map 6 Map 6 Colville Map 6B Map 6B Waitete Bay Map 6C Map 6C Little Bay Map 7A Map 7A 7 Little Bay Map 7 Map 7 Tuateawa Map 7B Map 7B Kennedy Bay Map 7C Map 7C Great Mercury 8 Map 8 Map 8 Island The Mercury 9 Map 9 Map 9 Islands Kikowhakarere Map 10A Map 10A Bay 10 Papaaroha Map 10 Map 10 Coromandel Map 10B Map 10B Long Bay Map 10C Map 10C Wyuna Bay Map 10D Map 10D Map 11A Map 11A Kennedy Bay Map 11B Map 11B Map 11C Map 11C Map 11D Map 11D 11 Coromandel Map 11 Map 11 Map 11E Map 11E Coromandel Map 11F Map 11F Map 11G Map 11G Map 11H Whangapoua Map 12A Map 12A Map 12B Map 12B 12 Matarangi Map 12 Map 12 Matarangi Map 12C Map 12C Map 12D Map 12D Rings Beach Map 12E Map 12E Kuaotunu West Map 13A Map 13A Map 13B Map 13B Kuaotunu 13 Otama Map 13 Map 13 Map 13C Map 13C Map 13D Map 13D Otama Map 13E Map 13E Map 14A Map 14A Opito 14 Opito Map 14 Map 14 Map 14B Map 14B Matapaua Bay Map 14C Map 14C Index Maps Inset Maps Airfield Flood Height Hazard No. Map Name Overlays Zones Map Name Overlays Zones Restriction Map 15A Map 15A Te Kouma 15 Manaia Map 15 Map 15 Map 15B Map 15B Manaia Map 15C Map 15C Coromandel 16 Waiau Map 16 Map 16 Map 16A Airfield Map 17A Map 17A Whitianga Map 17B Map 17B 17 Whitianga Map 17 Map 17 Map 17C Map 17C Whitianga Airfield Map 17D Map 18A Map 18A Whitianga Map 18B Map 18B Map 18C Map 18C Wharekaho Map 18D Map 18D Map 18E Map 18E Whitianga 18 Mercury Bay Map 18 Map 18 Map 18F Map 18F Ferry Landing Map 18G Map 18G Map 18H Map 18H Map 18 I Map 18 I Cooks Beach Map 18 J Map 18 J Map 18K Map 19A Map 19A 19 Hahei Map 19 Map 19 Hahei Map 19B Map 19B 20 Waikawau Map 20 Map 20 Waikawau Map 20A Map 20A Te Mata Map 21A Map 21A 21 Te Mata Map 21 Map 21 Tapu Map 21B Map 21B Map 21B Coromandel 22 Map 22 Map 22 Forest Park 23 Whenuakite Map 23 Map 23 Coroglen Map 23A Map 23A Hot Water Beach Map 24A Map 24A Te Karo Bay Map 24B Map 24B 24 Hot Water Beach Map 24 Map 24 Sailors Grave Map 24C Map 24C Road Tairua Map 24D Map 24D 25 Alderman Islands Map 25 Map 25 Ruamahunga Map 26A Map 26A Waiomu Map 26B Map 26B Map 26B 26 Te Puru Map 26 Map 26 Te Puru Map 26C Map 26C Map 26C Ngarimu Bay Map 26D Map 26D Map 26D Whakatete Bay Map 26E Map 26E Kauaeranga 27 Map 27 Map 27 Valley 28 Hikuai Map 28 Map 28 Map 29A Map 29A Tairua Map 29B Map 29B Paku Hill Map 29C Map 29C Tairua Map 29D Map 29D Pauanui Map 29E Map 29E Red Bridge Road Map 29F Map 29F Map 29G Map 29G 29 Tairua / Pauanui Map 29 Map 29 Pauanui Map 29H Map 29H Map 29 I Map 29 I Tairua Industrial Map 29 J Map 29 J Map 29K Map 29K Ohui Map 29L Map 29L Pauanui Airfield Map 29M Tairua Map 29N Index Maps Inset Maps Airfield Flood Height Hazard No. Map Name Overlays Zones Map Name Overlays Zones Restriction 30 Slipper Island Map 30 Map 30 Tararu Map 31A Map 31A Map 31A Map 31B Map 31B Map 31B Map 31C Map 31C Map 31C Map 31D Map 31D Map 31D Map 31E Map 31E Map 31E Thames Map 31F Map 31F Map 31F Map 31G Map 31G Map 31G Map 31H 31 Thames Map 31 Map 31 Map 31 I Map 31 J Map 31 J Map 31 J Map 31K Map 31K Map 31K Map 31L Map 31L Map 31L Kopu Map 31M Map 31M Map 31M Map 31N Map 31O Thames Airfield Map 31P 32 Neavesville Map 32 Map 32 Matatoki Map 32A Map 32A 33 Broken Hills Map 33 Map 33 Map 34A Map 34A Opoutere Map 34B Map 34B Onemana Map 34C Map 34C 34 Onemana Map 34 Map 34 Map 34D Map 34D Whangamata Map 34E Map 34E Map 34F Map 34F 35 Matatoki Road Map 35 Map 35 Map 36A Map 36A Puriri Map 36B Map 36B 36 Puriri Map 36 Map 36 Map 36C Map 36C Hikutaia Map 36D Map 36D Wentworth 37 Map 37 Map 37 Valley Map 38A Map 38A Map 38B Map 38B 38 Whangamata Map 38 Map 38 Whangamata Map 38C Map 38C Map 38D Map 38D .
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