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H45 31/05/2012 1 of 24 HERITAGE LOCATIONS March 2011 NZMS Google KR Is. Region Line km Territorial Authority Category Name Address Pcode District Plan 260 Maps (approx) Cat. Ref. Page Map NI Waikato - Hauraki Bridge Bridge, Crown Battery Site Crown Hill Rd/SH2, Karangahake NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Tramway Golden Cross T13 564 257 Arch. 14/32, 47 7.12d NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Tramway Golden Cross T13 566 254 Arch. 14/41, 37 7.12d NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Tramway Golden Cross T13 566 254 Arch. 14/42, 38 7.12d NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Mine tramway Karangahake T13 513 158 Arch. 19/11,292 7.12e NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Terrace/haul line Waitawheta T13 581 049 Arch. 25/5, 773 7.12e NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Tramway Waitawheta T13 574 041 Arch. 25/10, 777 7.12e NI Waikato - Matamata-Piako Bush/industrial tram Piako County Tramway Waiorongomai Valley, Kaimai-Mamaku Forest Park 82 NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Waihi Gold Dredging Plant & Tramway Lawrence Rd NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Billy Goat incline Kauaeranga Valley, Coromandel Forest Park NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Gold tram network route Karangahake Mines NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Martha Mine Waihi NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Royal Standard mine tramway Coromandel Forest Park, Whitianga NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Victoria Battery Waikino NI Waikato - Hauraki Bush/industrial tram Waitawheta bush tram Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park NI Waikato ? Hamilton House Railway house kiln Rifle Range Rd, Hamilton A1/2 H25 2.3 - 10 NI Waikato ? Hamilton House Stationmaster's house Hungerford Crescent, Hamilton A2 H20 2.3 - 9 y NI Auckland Akl-Nkt 0 Auckland (ex ACC) Bridge Parnell Railway Bridge and Viaduct (Br 6) Parnell Rise, Auckland A B09-11 10 y NI Auckland Akl-Nkt 0 Auckland (ex ACC) Station Auckland Station (1930) 26-46 Te Taou Crescent, Auckland A 13 13 6 y NI Northland BoISR 288 Far North Station Kawakawa Station Gillies St, Kawakawa 67 App 1E p3 105 y NI Northland Dargaville 50 Far North Station Dargaville Station (demolished) Station Rd, Dargaville - NI Waikato ECMT Hamilton Bridge Claudelands Bridge (ex Hamilton Railway Bridge) Hamilton A2 H96 2.3 - 9 NI Waikato ECMT Hamilton Station Hamilton Station (former) Hillcrest Rd, Hamilton B2 H59 2.3 - 12 NI Waikato ECMT (old) Hauraki Bridge Rail overbridge Waihi T13 615 188 Arch. K3/2, 310 7.12f NI Waikato ECMT (old) Hauraki Formation Karangahake Rail Trail Karangahake NI Waikato ECMT (old) Hauraki Station Waihi Station (inc 6 houses) Wrigley St, Waihi 3682 II K3 15 7.10 NI Waikato ECMT (old) Hauraki Station Waihi Station Sheds Maddocks St, Waihi 3682 II K3 15 7.10 NI Waikato ECMT (old) Hauraki Station Paeroa Station (relocated) SH2, Waikino Local sig. 7.9 NI Waikato ECMT (old) Hauraki Station Waihi Station Historic Area Wrigley St, Waihi 3682 NI Taranaki Egmont S Taranaki Formation York Road Loop Track, Egmont Branch railway Mt Egmont National Park NI Taranaki Egmont Stratford Other York Road Crusher Site York Rd, Egmont National Park H30 385 y NI Wellington Gracefield 2 Hutt Workshop Hutt Railway Workshops - y NI Wellington IIL Wellington Wharf etc Cook Strait Ferry Terminal Aotea Quay, Wellington - y NI Waikato Kinleith 27 S Waikato Water supply Tirau Water Tower Prospect Ave, Tirau 33 7 y NI Waikato Kinleith 36 S Waikato Station Putaruru Railway Station Princes St, Putaruru 39 25 y NI Waikato Kinleith 44 S Waikato Water supply Lichfield Water Tower Pepperill Rd, Lichfield 6 17 y NI Gisborne Makaraka 5 Gisborne Station Matawhero Station (former) ECMoT, Halbert Rd, Gisborne B* P35 App 04-3 u47a y NI Wellington Melling 3 Hutt Station Lower Hutt Station (now Western Hutt) 499-503 Hutt Rd, Lower Hutt I 14F 5 y NI Taranaki MNPL 90 S Taranaki Station Waverley Station Oturi Rd, Waverley H/75 3 45 y NI Taranaki MNPL 170 New Plymouth Bridge Waipuku Stream Railway Bridge (Br 62) New Plymouth - y NI Taranaki MNPL 183 New Plymouth Station Inglewood Station Moa St, Inglewood A 27 90 B51 y NI Auckland NAL 7 Auckland (ex ACC) Station Remuera Station (inc signal box) 57-58 Market Rd/122 Great South Rd, Remuera B E10-23 7 E10 y NI Auckland NAL 23 Auckland (ex WCC) Station Glen Eden Station Waikumete Rd, Glen Eden I 1092 2 F9 y NI Auckland NAL 27 Auckland (ex WCC) Station Henderson Station and platform (former) 35 Railside Ave, Henderson 1494 10 E8 y NI Auckland NAL 45 Auckland (ex RDC) Goods shed Kumeu Station goods shed SH16, Kumeu H099 - 113 y NI Auckland NAL 66 Auckland (ex RDC) Station Helensville Station 18-20 Railway St, Helensville H136 - 105 y NI Northland NAL 214 Whangarei Station Whangarei Station Railway Rd, Whangarei - y NI Wellington NIMT 0 Wellington Station Wellington Station Bunny St, Wellington 44 6 y NI Wellington NIMT 1 Wellington Depot Railway Locomotive and Rolling Stock Depot Thorndon Quay. Wellington 457 21 y NI Wellington NIMT 24 Porirua Station Plimmerton Station Steyne Avenue, Plimmerton - y NI Wellington NIMT 37 Kapiti Coast Other Radar Station site, (on Railway land) top of Paekakariki Hill Rd B51 I - 7 NI Wellington NIMT 39 Kapiti Coast Goods shed Paekakariki Goods Shed (former Rail-Air Shed) SH1, Paekakariki B23 I - 7 y NI Wellington NIMT 39 Kapiti Coast Signal box Paekakariki South End Signal Box Beach Rd, Paekakariki B21 I - 6 y NI Wellington NIMT 39 Kapiti Coast Station Paekakariki Station Beach Rd, Paekakariki B20 I - 6 y NI Wellington NIMT 39 Kapiti Coast Station Paekakariki Station Historic Area Beach Rd, Paekakariki B24 I - 7 y NI Wellington NIMT 39 Kapiti Coast Water supply Paekakariki Water Vats (2) SH1, Paekakariki B22 I - 6 y NI Wellington NIMT 51 Kapiti Coast Monument Wellington & Manawatu Railway Last Spike monument Otaihanga Rd, Paraparaumu B111 I - 14 y NI Wellington NIMT 70 Kapiti Coast Station Otaki Station Arthur St, Otaki B1 I - 5 y NI Manawatu-Wanganui NIMT 107 Horowhenua Station Shannon Station Plimmer Terrace (SH57), Shannon H45 S2-2 17 y NI Manawatu-Wanganui NIMT 220 Rangitikei Bridge Makohine Railway Viaduct (Br 120) Ironworks Rd, Ohingaiti I 230 10 y NI Manawatu-Wanganui NIMT 301 Ruapehu Monument Tangiwai Historic Reserve y NI Manawatu-Wanganui Ruapehu Station Ohakune Junction Station, and signal box (ex Paekakariki North End) Thames St, Ohakune 6 [SBox] 235 13 NIMT 317 31/05/2012 1 of 24 NI Waikato - Hauraki Bridge Bridge, Crown Battery Site Crown Hill Rd/SH2, Karangahake y NI Manawatu-Wanganui NIMT 319 Ruapehu Bridge Hapuawhenua Viaduct (1988) Tongariro National Park, Ohakune - NI Manawatu-Wanganui NIMT 319 Ruapehu Bridge Hapuawhenua Viaduct (1908) Tongariro National Park, Ohakune 8 235 B2 y NI Manawatu-Wanganui NIMT 320 Ruapehu Formation Ohakune to Horopito Old Coach Road Ohakune and Horopito NI Manawatu-Wanganui NIMT 322 Ruapehu Bridge Taonui Viaduct Clydes Access, Taonui y NI Manawatu-Wanganui NIMT 331 Ruapehu Bridge Mangaturuturu Viaduct (Br 175) SH4, Mangaturuturu y NI Manawatu-Wanganui NIMT 333 Ruapehu Monument NIMT Last Spike Memorial SH4, Manganui-o-Te-Ao - y NI Manawatu-Wanganui NIMT 334 Ruapehu Bridge Makatote Viaduct (Br 179) SH4, Erua y NI Manawatu-Wanganui NIMT 350 Ruapehu Formation Raurimu Spiral y NI Manawatu-Wanganui NIMT 393 Ruapehu Bridge Matapuna Bridge (Br 197) SH4, Matapuna y NI Waikato NIMT 472 Waitomo Bridge Waiteti Viaduct (Br 223) Te Kuiti I 1 95 y NI Waikato NIMT 476 Waitomo Station Te Kuiti Station Rora St, Te Kuiti II 1 96 y NI Waikato NIMT 494 Otorohanga Station Otorohanga Station Wahanui Crescent, Otorohanga II 5 137 y NI Waikato NIMT 560 Waikato Bridge Old bridge abutments & pylons Lower Waikato Esplanade, Ngaruawahia B 128 C8 y NI Auckland NIMT 629 Auckland (ex FDC) Station Pukekohe Station Station Rd, Pukekohe - y NI Auckland NIMT 660 Auckland (ex MCC) Bridge Papatoetoe railway bridge Station Rd, Papatoetoe 1 133 36 17 y NI (Various) NIMT (Various) Formation NIMT y NI (Various) NIMT (Various) Infrastructure NIMT Electrification Frankton Junction Railway Settlement Historic Area/Village Heritage NI Waikato NIMT Hamilton House Hamilton 7.1 - 3 Precinct NI Waikato NIMT Hamilton Other Frankton Junction Railway Institute Hall (relocated) 21 Weka St, Hamilton A2 H44 2.3 - 11 NI Waikato NIMT Hamilton Other Frankton Junction Railway House Factory Rifle Range Rd, Hamilton A+1 H2 2.3 - 8 NI Waikato NIMT Hamilton Signal box Frankton Signal Box (relocated) Tui Ave, Minogue Park, Hamilton A2 H32 2.3 - 10 y NI Manawatu-Wanganui PNGL 53 Tararua Station Dannevirke Station Canopy Hall St, Dannevirke A 17 App.2-4 36 y NI Manawatu-Wanganui PNGL 64 Tararua Station Matamau Station Matamau Ormondville Rd, Matamau - y NI Manawatu-Wanganui PNGL 73 Tararua Goods shed Ormondville Station - Goods Shed Matamau Ormondville Rd, Ormondville B 29 App.2-5 38 y NI Manawatu-Wanganui PNGL 73 Tararua Infrastructure Ormondville Station - Sidings Matamau Ormondville Rd, Ormondville B 28 App.2-5 38 y NI Manawatu-Wanganui PNGL 73 Tararua Station Ormondville Station Matamau Ormondville Rd, Ormondville B 27 App.2-5 38 y NI Hawkes Bay PNGL 235 Hastings Bridge Matahourua Railway Viaduct (Br 231) II H78 12.5-23 8b y NI Hawkes Bay PNGL 255 Wairoa Bridge Mohaka Viaduct (Br 239) Raupunga V10 22 y NI Hawkes Bay PNGL 344 Wairoa Bridge Waiau Viaduct (Br 264) Kopuawhara V62 19 y NI Gisborne PNGL 390 Gisborne Station Gisborne Station Grey St, Gisborne B P23 04-22 u61a NI Gisborne PNGL 391 Gisborne Bridge Turanganui River Railway Bridge Gisborne B P7 04-1 u62a y NI Waikato Rotorua 12 S Waikato Water supply Ngatira Water Tower Ngatira Rd, Ngatira 26 31 y NI Waikato Rotowaro 0 Waikato Bridge Huntly Railway Bridge B 38 C3 y NI Taranaki SOL 60 Stratford Water supply Whangamomona Water Tower Ohura Rd, Whangamomona H16 383 U16 y NI Waikato Thames 44 Hauraki Other Band Rotunda Railway Reserve, Puke Rd, Paeroa Local sig.
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