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Lake Rotorua Base Map CENTRAL ROAD 36TAURANGA DIRECT ROAD 33 FRYER ROAD JACKSON ROAD HAMURANA ROAD Kaikaitahuna HAMURANA ROAD Bay Waipuna Bay Puhirua Bay Waerenga/ Motutawa Point Mission Bay Ohau Channel Okawa Bay OTUROA ROAD Waimihia Bay DALBETH ROAD REEME STREET LAKE ROTORUA Te Pohue Bay TE PUEA ROAD SH33 NGONGOTAHA BRUNSWICKDRIVE Parawai Bay 30 BEAUMONTS ROAD Mataikotare WESTERN ROAD PARAWAI ROAD SH 5 5 NGONGOTAHA ROAD Mokoia Island HAWTHORNDEN DRIVE Te Matawera Bay Kawaha Point Te Karamuramu Bay FAIRY SPRINGS ROAD Pourakau Bay HANNAHS BAY Waingaehe/Holdens Bay KOUTU ROAD Hinemoa Point Te Ruapeka Bay LAKE ROAD WATER SPORTS MOUNTAIN ROAD OWHATA ROAD CLAYTON ROAD CENTER EDMUND ROAD SULPHUR POINT WHARENUI ROAD OLD TAUPO ROAD ERUERA STREET TE NGAE ROAD SUNSET ROAD 30 A 36 33 Lake Rotoehu RANOLFSTREET Lake MALFROY ROAD Rotoiti 30 PUKEHANGI ROAD Lake ROTORUA CITY Rotorua Lake Rotoma VAUGHAN ROAD Lake FENTON STREET TARAWERA ROAD ROTORUA Okataina L. Okareka DEVON STREET WEST LYTTON STREET Lake L. Tikitapu Tarawera L. Rotokakahi GREAT WEST ROAD SALA STREET LONG MILE ROAD Lake Rotomahana 5 Lake Rerewhakaaitu OTONGA ROAD Map Locality SH 5 PIPELINE ROAD 1 0 1 2 3 4 Navigation Aids Kilometers 1 Km Water Ski Access Lane Post Boat Ramp Scale = 1:50,000 1 Km Water Ski Reserved Area Post Personal Water Craft Area ± © Bay of Plenty Regional Council © Land Information New Zealand's Water Ski Access Lane Buoy Water Ski Access Lane Digital Cadastral Database (DCBD) Water Ski Reserved Area Buoy CROWN COPYRIGHTS RESERVED Digital Licence No TL/ENV01/01 c2219_New - September 2010.

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