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Register of Group Scheme Certified Forest Areas RA-FM/COC-000190 as at Wednesday, 1 August 2018 Forest Owner Name Forest Code Forest Name Productive Area Date Certified WGS84 Latitude(S) Longitude(E) Protected Region Status Products A D C Forest Limited DODS Dodds Road (Stanway) 47.8 1/01/2003 38.403464 176.150344 9.9 Waikato RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Heritage Forestry Ngatapa Partnership HERI Heritage 323.5 12/03/2002 38.5668188 177.8086075 15 Gisborne RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Hudson Technology Limited HUDS Hudson 108.4 21/11/2002 36.3883797 174.5430447 37.7 Auckland RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Permanent Forests Ltd LWJK Linkwater Jenkins 148.8 1/06/2002 41.2735925 173.8695025 72.2 Bay of Plenty RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Permanent Forests Ltd LWJN Linkwater Jones 117.2 1/06/2002 41.3098943 173.8652991 33.9 Marlborough RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Permanent Forests Ltd PARO Paroa 1226.1 1/06/2002 38.3237427 178.2216032 280 Marlborough RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Rangitaiki 61B Trust R61B Rangitaiki 61B 21.3 1/06/2002 38.0207639 176.9828353 13.2 Gisborne RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Tasman District Council BORL Borlase 714.7 19/07/2014 41.4332018 172.8079895 121.3 Bay of Plenty RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Tasman District Council HOWD Howard River 454.8 19/07/2014 41.7667071 172.6708148 121.7 Tasman Tasman District Council Plantation pine & fir sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Tasman District Council KING Kingsland 100.2 19/07/2014 41.3617403 173.196671 44.9 Tasman Tasman District Council Plantation pine & fir sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Tasman District Council RABB Rabbit Island 1034.1 19/07/2014 41.2705487 173.1439379 17.1 Tasman Tasman District Council Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Tasman District Council SHER Sherry River 392.1 19/07/2014 41.4707201 172.7131189 49.9 Tasman Tasman District Council Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Tasman District Council TUNN Tunnicliff 92.1 19/07/2014 41.4345973 172.9958464 19.7 Tasman Tasman District Council Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Tutukau Land Company Limited TUTU Tutukau Road 66.1 1/01/2003 38.5324797 176.0808437 2.4 Tasman Tasman District Council Plantation pine & fir sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Waikawa Lands Trust PUKR Pukerimu - Waikawa 36 1/06/2002 37.6629586 177.9217972 15.5 Waikato RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Waikawa Lands Trust TEPK Te Piki 44 1/06/2002 37.56903 178.0286493 27.9 Bay of Plenty RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Whangaparaoa 3B Trust WRKH Wharekahika 36.4 1/06/2002 37.5700878 178.1030404 14.5 Bay of Plenty RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Landcorp Farming Ltd KPRO 1107 Kapiro 295.1 16/08/2013 35.1471985 173.9211539 190.5 Northland Landcorp Farming Ltd Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Landcorp Farming Ltd MAGT 1141 Mangatoa 708 16/08/2013 35.4247989 173.6926036 269 Northland Landcorp Farming Ltd Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Landcorp Farming Ltd MERI 1229 Meringa 169.9 30/06/2011 38.7970505 175.4050975 72.6 Northland Landcorp Farming Ltd Plantation pine, cypress & native sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Landcorp Farming Ltd MNGM 1223 Mangamingi 1277.6 22/09/2008 38.4534875 176.2079522 170.3 Bay of Plenty Landcorp Farming Ltd Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Landcorp Farming Ltd PKTA 1119 Puketotara 41.1 16/08/2013 35.2271749 173.8610608 159.6 Northland Landcorp Farming Ltd Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Landcorp Farming Ltd RATK 1220 Rangitaiki 873.6 1/12/2010 38.8148475 176.4474593 196.4 Waikato Landcorp Farming Ltd Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Landcorp Farming Ltd TUTA 1292 Tutamoe Station 130.4 1/06/2012 38.2563258 177.9937998 414.5 Gisborne Landcorp Farming Ltd Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood R & H Crawford and Whakapoungakau Aggregated Trust CRAW Crawford 34.8 21/06/2002 38.0929862 176.3711374 3.3 Bay of Plenty RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood Onewhero Forestry Partnership ADAV Davies - Onewhero 86.1 1/01/2003 37.3728824 174.8139628 8.5 Gisborne RM_Independent Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood W & S Garland and Tintagel Trust GARL Garland Forest 14.5 22/01/2003 38.0153777 175.5256505 8.1 Waikato RM_Independent Plantation pine, cypress & native sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited ASTN Aston 29.8 1/04/2004 38.0609892 177.0207802 11.6 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited ATAT Aratiatia 202.4 1/04/2004 38.6016885 176.1482118 0 Waikato RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited BRWN Browne 46.7 1/04/2004 37.4398599 175.4123597 9.4 Waikato RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited CARS CARSWELL 6.9 1/08/2018 39.255954 176.619352 0.1 Hawkes Bay RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited CRES Cresswell 15.4 1/04/2004 37.8792118 175.662565 4 Waikato RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited GILT Gilbert 48.9 1/04/2004 38.0068536 174.985278 0 Waikato RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited HO2B Horohoro 2b 69.1 1/04/2004 38.2188811 176.1661204 16.5 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited KA10 Kawerau A10 99.8 1/04/2004 38.0718446 176.646506 43.1 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited KA23 Kawerau A2 & A3 294.6 1/04/2004 38.0701456 176.6686045 15.9 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited KAW4 Kawerau A4 138.6 1/04/2004 38.0711784 176.6858182 8.7 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited KERU Kererutahi 92.6 1/08/2018 38.067731 177.104828 33.8 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited KITP King Te Pohue 30.3 1/04/2004 39.2431256 176.6843854 0 Hawkes Bay RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited MAMO SF 3 OTPP 540.2 1/04/2004 38.0190138 176.0550896 312.9 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited MANP Mangapapa 252.7 1/04/2004 38.296074 176.8251104 2.8 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited MART Martins 20 1/04/2004 38.3150931 176.2380924 0 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited MNEW Mangorewa/Kaharoa FP 1429.3 1/04/2004 37.9933679 176.111896 955.3 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited MNTC Mangorewa/Kaharoa TC 686.7 1/04/2004 38.0061434 176.1513832 56.2 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited MOUN Mountfort J/V 26 1/04/2004 37.9058704 176.6888522 0 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited NG5D Ngapeke 5d 15.6 1/04/2004 37.7429243 176.225203 0 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited NGAH Ngahuinga 1408 1/04/2004 38.5795851 176.6443489 14.8 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited NGAM Ngamanawa 1565.5 1/04/2004 37.8766874 176.0387931 1.3 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited OK1E Okere 1e 85.5 1/04/2004 37.9506137 176.3654599 69.8 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited OMAI Omaio 1182.5 1/04/2004 37.8256056 177.6808419 763.4 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited OPSH Opepe South 816.7 1/04/2004 38.7702111 176.1844499 0 Waikato RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited PAEN Paengaroa 427.9 1/04/2004 37.8797968 176.3750218 41 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited PAHU Pahautea 831.6 1/04/2004 38.8720931 176.3217275 13.7 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited PILH Pinnacles - Leasehold 73 1/04/2004 37.9508025 176.3331434 0 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG Plantation pine sawlogs, peelers & industrial wood OTPP New Zealand Forest Investments Limited PINN Pinnacles 315.8 1/04/2004 37.9221507 176.3374442 118.9 Bay of Plenty RM_HNRG
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