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Street Index PARAWAI RD Street Index of Rotorua City 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 MANAHI Adam Pl E-7 Gibson St H-2 Lytton St H-3 Ruby Pl E-8 AVE LIBRA Alison St E-7 Gifford Pl F-5 McCahon Dr F-8 Ruihi St G-3 PL Allan St G-4 Gillam Cres I-6 McCloskey Rd E-6 Russell Cres D-7 TUPARACRES GEMINI PL NAERA Amber Pl F-8 Gilltrap St E-5 McDowell St I-5 Russell Rd C-5 VISTA A ARIES PL A Amethyst Pl E-8 Goldie St F-8 McIntyre Ave H-2 Ruth St F-5 PL PL NORTH Amies Rd D-6 Goodwin Ave J-4 McKee Ave I-2 Rutland St G-5 LEO CAPRICORNPL PL Amohau Pl F-3 Gordon Rd D-7 McLean St H-3 Sala St I-2 GRAND TAURUSPL PAH RD VUE RD Amohau St F-3 Grand Vue Rd A-4 Mahana Pl I-5 Salisbury Rd C-5 AQUARIUS DR GRAND VUE RD Amohau St Extension F-3 Grayson Ave D-6 Mahanga Rd D-5 Sapphire Pl E-8 URQUHARTPL RIKA PL DARROCH Grey St G-3 Mahoe St H-2 Kawaha Amohia St F-3 G-4 Scott St BARNARD RD ST Primary KAWAHA POINT RD Amokura St B-6 Gwendoline St H-3 Maida Vale St H-2 Seddon St G-3 School Amun Pl H-6 Hamiora Pl G-1 Maisey Pl C-6 Sherriff St G-5 VIRGO AMOKURA PL TIRITAST Ann St G-4 Hamuera St C-4 Makitauna St D-3 Shirley St E-5 CHAPMAN JOHN LUKE PL ST RD Apollo Pl G-7 Hapi St H-6 Malfroy Rd G-4 Simmonds Cres I-5 PL Aquarius Dr A-5 Haratua Pl J-6 Mallard Dr B-6 Sloane Ave K-4 * KINGDOM KAWAHA POINT RD Arataua St D-3 Harold Cres F-5 Manahi Ave A-4 Solly Pl I-6 B ROWI ST KOUTU B LOGAN MATTHEW PL DR RD Arawa St E-3 Hathor St H-6 Manuka Cres H-4 Sophia St H-3 SELWYN ASHMORE ST PL Argus St G-6 Hatupatu Dr E-1 Marae St C-4 Spencer St E-8 HEIGHTS BELLVUE FENRUSS Ariariterangi St D-4 Houkotuku St D-3 Marcasite Pl F-8 Spinel Pl E-8 PUWETO ST KOUMA RD KORIMAKO IAN PL Aries Pl A-4 Haumoana St C-4 Marguerita St H-2 Springfield Rd I-5 ST MILLST MOUNT ST COCHRANE ST ST Arthur St H-4 Haupapa St E-3 Martin St F-5 Steeles Lane D-6 MALLARD MATUKUDR Selwyn NGONGOTAHA ISOBEL Ashley St H-3 Hawk Pl C-7 Mataatua St E-4 Sumner St H-3 ST Primary ST WESTLOCK Ashmore Pl B-6 Haynes Cres G-7 Mataiawhea St D-3 Sunset Rd F-6 TEAL PL School NGAHU RINAHA TURAMA FRANK ST RD TIWHA Augustus Earle Pl F-8 Hazlett St G-4 Matthew Pl B-5 Susan St E-8 KOKAKO RD PL KEA ST I.H.C. WALKER ST ST Aurora St H-7 Heaphy Pl F-8 Matipo Ave H-7 Taharangi St D-5 ROBIN ST STSchool RD TURIPUKU TAHARANGI ST Hector Pl Matuku St BIDOIS ST Balwyn Ave K-4 * G-7 C-6 Taiporutu Pl I-6 FERGUSON RD PL PL HAWK Barnard Rd B-6 Helena Pl G-7 May Rd E-6 Takahe Pl C-7 TAKAHE HAMUERA MERANIA LAKE ROTORUA C VICTORY C Barraud Pl F-8 Hemo Rd I-3 Meade St I-2 Tallyho St E-5 PL ST ST FAIRY SPRINGSRUSSELL RD OLD QUARRYWestern RD RD RD Barron Cres H-2 Henare Pl K-4 * Meadowbank Cr G-6 Tania Cres D-6 MAISEY KOUTU NEIL RD TATAI Bata Pl H-6 Henry St D-8 Memorial Dr E-3 Tapsell Rd C-5 Heights TUI RD ST MARAEHURATAI High School STEELES PL ST KARENGA Batten St H-3 Hermes Pl G-7 Memphis Pl G-6 Tarewa Pl E-4 HAUMOANA ST ST LANE ST Bay Grove E-9 Herewini St F-3 Merania St C-4 Tarewa Rd E-4 TAHARANGI ST SALISBURYMURRAY RD RD KOUTU RD RAUKURA Bell Rd D-6 High St H-4 Michael Pl E-7 Tatai St C-4 MAHANGA RD PL FAIRY Bellingham Cr G-6 Hilda St H-2 Mildred Pl I-5 Taurus Pl A-4 MONOKIA ST NIHORIKI WESTERN PL ST Mill St SPRINGS Bellvue Rd B-5 Hillcrest Ave G-5 C-5 Tawavale St F-7 HEIGHTS Bennetts Rd D-4 Hinau St F-7 Miller St G-4 Teal Pl C-7 PARK RD CHERRYWOOD PANUI RD KINGI Bertram St G-5 Hinemaru St F-2 Milne Rd D-6 Te Kata Park E-2 RUSSELL CRES MOUNTAIN RD GORDON RD Kaitao TANIA BELL RD CRES PUTOETOEST ST Beryl Pl E-7 Hinemoa St F-3 Minerva Pl F-7 Te Ngae Rd G-2 THOMAS CRES Intermediate DINSDALE ST HOUKOTUKU Biak St E-5 Hinganoa Dr I-2 Miranda Pl I-6 Tete St G-7 HENRY PEREPE D BROOKLAND RD School ST D ST ARATAUA ST Bidois Rd C-5 Hodgkins St G-8 Miro St G-5 Thebes St G-7 PLEASANT GRAYSON ST BENNETTS RD TUNOHOPU ST CLAYTON RD WATERFORD LAKE RD RD TOKOIHI Blomfield St F-8 Holland St G-3 Mokoia Dr J-4 Thomas Cres D-7 HEIGHTS INVERNESS RD AVE MAKITAUNA ST ROOSEVELT RD AMIES RD WHITTAKER ST RANGIPAHEREST Brook Pl I-6 Homedale St F-7 Moncur Dr I-4 Ti St G-2 MILNE RD MCCLOSKEY KIHAROA ST ST ARIARITERANGI KOROKAI ST Brookland Rd D-6 Horoeka St H-5 Monokia St D-5 Tihi Rd I-5 LESLIE AVE MAY RD DAVIESRD MATAIAWHEA ST RD KUIRAU STST Buchanan Pl G-8 Hoyte Pl F-8 Mountain Rd D-8 Tilsley St H-3 SPENCER ISLAND VIEW EUAN ST Bullmore Pl F-7 Huarere St I-2 Mount View Dr F-6 Tirita St B-5 TURNER DR Western ST KARAKA ST Motutara ST AMETHYST BIAK ST Sound Heights VIEW RD Golf Campbell Pl F-7 Huia St H-5 Murray Rd D-5 Titoki Pl G-6 Shell. St. GEDDES RD Course PL CLAYTON RD Primary Carlton St H-4 Hunt Cres H-5 Naera Pl A-4 Tiwha St C-4 CORILIN LAKEFRONT DR Michael's GILTRAP Rotorua ORUAWHATA DR School ST Capricorn Pl A-5 Huratai St D-4 Nairn Rd F-7 Toko St G-3 PL RIRI Hospital DR Aorangi ROGER ST PETER Catholic TAREWA RD RANOLF ST OPAL PL HYLAND CRES TALLYHO ST ST TUARA Energy Neil Rd PL WHAKAUE ST MEMORIAL Carnot St G-3 Hyde St G-6 C-5 Tokoihi St D-4 GEM ST Government PATTERSON GARRICK CRYSTALPL Primary JOANNE CRES School Events BAY LIANE GRV LISA CRES PL Nelson St School PL MICHAEL Gardens Centre Carter Dr H-6 Hyland Cres E-6 I-2 Toru St H-5 GRV PL SUSAN ST WATERSST E ST RANGIURU PUKAKI E PL JARMEY Aquatic Museum Castor Pl G-7 Ian St B-4 Neri Cres H-6 Totara St G-4 TURQUOISE DEBORAH ST COLLIE ST PL DEPOT Centre Caulfield Pl F-9 Icarus Pl G-7 Ngahu St C-5 Totaravale St F-7 JET PL PL ARAWA QUEENS DR SAPPHIREEMERALD ADAM PL ST DR JADE ST Chapman Pl B-6 Inverness Rd D-7 Nihoriki St D-4 Trent Pl H-2 PAUL ST GARNET ALISON PL PURURU ST TAREWA PL Blue PL PL PL PL Nikau St CAULFIELD PL SPINEL BERYL WAIWHERO HAUPAPA Baths Cheops St H-7 Irene Pl G-6 I-5 Trigg Ave H-2 EDMUNDST RD ST PL MANGAKAKAHI ST Cherrywood Pl D-6 Island View Rd D-7 Norrie Pl G-5 Tryon St I-2 SHIRLEY ST MATAATUA PUKUATUA ST PL RIVERHOLMDRV ST ST PUKEROA Clayton Rd D-6 Isobel St B-5 Old Quarry Rd C-6 Tuara Pl E-4 AMBER ONYX ST FENTON PL HOMEDALE ST PL Clinkard Ave G-4 Jackson St H-5 Old Taupo Rd F-5 Tudor Pl C-5 DIAMOND ST MOUNT VIEW DR HINEMOA MARCASITE LA TROBE ST Clinkard Pl G-4 Jade Pl E-8 Onyx Pl F-8 Tui Rd C-6 NAIRN WERRINA PL KAMAHI RD Sunset CRES AUGUSTUS KUSABS RD SUNSET RD ERUERA ST Clouston Cres H-2 James St G-4 Opal Pl E-8 Tukiterangi St J-2 EDWARD CAMPBELL Intermediate ST TUTANEKAI EARLE PL PL GIFFORD Boys AMOHIA ST AMOHIA Orion St PAYTON GRV PEDLAR ST MARTIN ST Clyde St G-5 Jameson Ave H-2 G-7 Tunohopu St D-3 School ST WHAKATAU DR PL RUTH GEAR High PL BLOMFIELD ST GOLDIE Pullar Cobbe Pl H-6 Jarmey Pl E-5 Oruawhata Dr E-2 Tupara Cres A-4 ST ST RIMUVALE ST School. AMOHAU ST HATUPATU ST Park HAROLD ST Cochrane St B-5 Jervis St G-5 Osiris St G-6 Turama Rd C-5 F Sunset CRES PERERIKA ST F WING HEAPHY HINEMARU Collie Dr E-9 Jet Pl E-8 Otonga Rd Turipuku St C-4 PERKINS UTA ST I-4 PL Primary PL BARRAUD PL KENRICK RD LASENBY ELIZABETH ST Compton St H-2 Joanne Cres E-7 Pah Rd A-4 Turner Dr E-8 ST School VICTORIA ST ST WRIGLEY RD CORLETT ST MCCAHONDR Rotorua ST RANOLF Corilin Pl E-7 John Rd B-6 Pandora Ave G-7 Turquoise Pl E-8 FORDLANDS ST KING DIANAPL UTUHINA Intermediate Panui Rd BULLMOREPL Corinth Pl G-6 Johnston Cres H-4 D-4 Tutanekai St F-3 FORD RD ST ANN KONENE ST LARCH PRETORIA S HWAY 30A Wastewater TETE WATERLOW WHITWORTH RD School ST ST ST ST Park Rd HOYTE PL TOTARAVALE John ST Treatment Corlett St F-5 Kahikatea St G-4 D-7 Union St G-3 TAWAVALE MINERVAPL IRENE ST ST ST STST UNION RUIHI EASON MEADOWBANK ST PHILLIP Plant EWERT ST PL Paul ST TOKO TI ST Crystal Pl E-8 Kahu St G-5 Paterson Grove E-9 Upland Rd D-7 AVE HEREWINI HONA RD PHOEBE MALFROY RD PANDORA College OLD TAUPO RD Darroch St B-6 Kain Ave H-2 Paul St E-9 Urquhart Pl A-6 HAYNES HELENA PL Peace St HODGKINS ST CRES YORK ST SEDDON ST Davidson St H-4 Kaka St D-6 H-2 Uta St F-5 PL CLYDE Malfroy CLINKARD PULLAR JERVIS ST Davies St E-6 Kamahi Pl F-7 Peachgrove Tce G-5 Utuhina Rd I-6 PL ST ST St ARGUS Primary JAMES CORINTH ST WALLACE Pedlar St HAMIORA PL HYDE PL ST CARNOT Day Pl J-5 Karaka St D-4 F-6 Victoria St F-3 SUNNYBROOK ST WESTBROOK CRES Mary's ST ALLAN ST CRES PL School KEVIN CRES ST BUCHANAN School Deborah Pl E-7 Karenga St C-4 Pegasus Dr G-7 Victory Rd C-5 PL KOTARE G BELLINGHAM Girls High G PL HECTOR DELPHI MALFROY PUKEKO HAZLETT LIGHTHEART Perepe St ICARUSPL PL Deere Ave H-2 Kauri St G-5 D-6 View Rd E-5 ST ST RD School ST FENTON CASTOR PL PL ST Delphi Pl G-6 Kawaha Pt Rd B-4 Pererika St F-4 Virgo Pl B-5 HERMES Westbrook BERTRAMST HILLCREST CLINKARD AVE GLENHOLME ROBERTSON THEBES ST Perkins St PEGASUS DR PL Glenhome ST Depot St E-5 Kea St C-6 F-7 Vista Pl A-4 ORION ST PL Primary KNIGHT Peter Pl School HILLCREST Primary HOLLAND Devon St H-3, 4 Kelly St G-5 E-7 Wahiao Dr J-2 AVE ST MILLER APOLLO ST ST PL PL SHERRIFF School ST Diamond St F-8 Kenrick Rd F-7 Petrie St H-6 Waiwhero St E-5 PL LYTTON AURORA PEACHGROVE LOUIS PETRIE ST PHAROAH TCE MAHOEST TILSLEY Kereru St Pharaoh Pl MEMPHISPL MANUKA CRES MARGUERITA Diana Pl F-6 I-5 G-6 Walker Rd C-5 ST HIGH ST ST ST Dinsdale St D-5 Kerswell Tce J-4 * Phillip St F-4 Wallace Cres G-3 RAMESES FIRTH DAVIDSON ARTHUR PL SUMNER ST WHITE ST POMARE PL SALA ST Douglas St I-5 Kevin St G-4 Phoebe Pl G-7 Wallingford Pl H-5 ST TORU ST ST FENTON CHEOPSST MAIDA VALE HILDA Duncan St H-4 Kiharoa St D-3 Pretoria St F-3 Ward Ave H-2 HATHOR ST PL AMUN PL PL PURIRI ENSOR ST ST RANOLF ST PARK Eason St G-3 King St G-3 Waterlow St F-6 CRES Pukaki St E-3 HUNT PUKEHANGI RD CRES ASHLEY ST HAPI ST 5 4 3 WALLINGFORD To Rotorua DEVON ST Edmund Rd F-7 Kingdom Dr B-6 Pukehangi Rd G-8 Waterford St E-5 ST LUCAS PL DEVON ST BATTEN ST WYLIE ST CRES BATANERI CRES WEST GIBSON Edward St D-8 Kingi St D-3 Pukeko St G-5 Waters St E-5 H WESTBOURNE PL WARD AVE CLOUSTON
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