Tauranga
Tauranga is the Bay of Plenty port city: Mount Maunganui across the harbour, Papamoa down the coast, and a trade and building economy that has been busy for years.
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Tauranga and the Mount are a growth city. Rotorua is tourism and forestry. The eastern bay, from Whakatāne to Ōpōtiki, is another search entirely.
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Kiwifruit in Te Puke, a Mount hospitality strip, and a Kawerau workshop will not rank on one regional paragraph. The hub ties them together. The town page answers the query.
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Towns and cities in Bay of Plenty
Each page is written for that place. This hub is how they stay linked.
Mount Maunganui
The Mount is the beach, the port, and the maunga, across the harbour from Tauranga CBD.
Mount MaunganuiPāpāmoa
Pāpāmoa is the long coastal suburb east of the Mount: new housing, a beach, and trades that spend the week in driveways rather than in the Tauranga CBD.
PāpāmoaOmokoroa
Omokoroa is the growing peninsula on the northern side of Tauranga Harbour, a residential community that used to be a beach settlement and now has the population to search like a town.
OmokoroaKatikati
Katikati is the northern harbour town known for murals and avocados, a horticultural service centre between Waihi and Tauranga.
KatikatiWaihi Beach
Waihi Beach is the surf beach north of Katikati, a holiday town a few minutes from Waihi and a different search from the mining town inland.
Waihi BeachTe Puke
Te Puke calls itself the kiwifruit capital, and the orchards around the town are the economy.
Te PukeMaketu
Maketu is the historic coastal settlement east of Te Puke, a surf town with a long Māori history and a small resident street.
MaketuRotorua
Rotorua is geothermal tourism, Māori cultural businesses, and a forestry city around the lakes.
RotoruaWhakatāne
Whakatāne is the eastern Bay of Plenty town on the river mouth, the base for White Island tours when they run, and the service centre for Ōhope and the Rangitaiki plains.
WhakatāneŌhope
Ōhope is the long beach settlement immediately east of Whakatāne, a holiday and residential strip with its own name and its own shops.
ŌhopeEdgecumbe
Edgecumbe is the plains town inland from Whakatāne, on the Rangitaiki, a dairy and processing service town rather than a beach.
EdgecumbeKawerau
Kawerau is the industrial town under Putauaki, built around the pulp mill and geothermal steam.
KawerauMurupara
Murupara is the forestry town at the edge of Kaingaroa, on the road between the eastern bay and the lake country.
MuruparaŌpōtiki
Ōpōtiki is the eastern gateway, where the Bay of Plenty coast turns into the East Cape road.
ŌpōtikiNgongotaha
Ngongotaha is the village on the north-west of Lake Rotorua, known for trout, the stream, and a main street that is not the Rotorua CBD.
NgongotahaPukehina
Pukehina is the beach settlement east of Te Puke, a long surf beach between Maketu and the road toward Matatā, a holiday coast rather than a kiwifruit town.
PukehinaMatatā
Matatā is the coastal settlement at the Tarawera River mouth, on the bay between Pukehina and Whakatāne.
MatatāHamurana
Hamurana is the settlement at the north end of Lake Rotorua, known for the springs, on the shore past Ngongotahā and well around from the city.
HamuranaAthenree
Athenree is the estuary settlement between Waihi Beach and Katikati, at the end of the Athenree Gorge, a harbour edge rather than a surf-town centre.
AthenreePaengaroa
Paengaroa is the rural town on SH33 between Te Puke and Rotorua, kiwifruit and farming country inland from Maketu and the bay.
PaengaroaTe Teko
Te Teko is the town on the Rangitaiki River between Edgecumbe and Kawerau, a rural community inland from Whakatāne.
Te TekoOkere Falls
Okere Falls is the settlement northeast of Rotorua, where the Kaituna River leaves Lake Rotoiti, a fishing and rafting stop rather than a city suburb.
Okere FallsMamaku
Mamaku is the bush-plateau town on the highway west of Rotorua, between the city and Putāruru, a rural stop above the lake.
MamakuTe Puna
Te Puna is the rural district on the harbour edge between Bethlehem and Omokoroa, orchards and houses on the road north out of Tauranga.
Te PunaTe Kaha
Te Kaha is the coastal settlement east of Opotiki, a bay community on the road around the East Cape toward Waihau Bay.
Te KahaWaihau Bay
Waihau Bay is the coastal settlement east of Te Kaha, a fishing bay on the last stretch of road toward East Cape.
Waihau BayReporoa
Reporoa is the farming settlement on the plains south of Rotorua, dairy and geothermal country on the road toward Taupo and Mangakino.
ReporoaBay of Plenty suburbs
Customers type the suburb as well as the city. Each of these pages is written for that name.
Otūmoetai
Otūmoetai is the Tauranga suburb on the harbour peninsula, between the city and the Mount, with Bethlehem further round the shore.
OtūmoetaiGreerton
Greerton is the southern Tauranga shopping suburb, a village street of its own between the hospital end of the city and Welcome Bay.
GreertonBethlehem
Bethlehem is the western Tauranga suburb toward the harbour bridge and Ōmokoroa, newer housing and a town centre off the main road.
BethlehemWelcome Bay
Welcome Bay is the south-east Tauranga suburb around its own inlet, over the hill from Greerton and inland from Pāpāmoa.
Welcome BayPyes Pa
Pyes Pa is the southern Tauranga suburb on the hills toward the lakes road, newer streets between Welcome Bay and the city edge.
Pyes PaTauriko
Tauriko is the western Tauranga growth suburb by the lakes and the highway, new housing and a commercial edge on the way out of the city toward Pyes Pa.
TaurikoMatua
Matua is the harbour suburb on the peninsula with Otumoetai, a boat ramp and houses on the water rather than the Tauranga CBD or the Mount.
MatuaGate Pā
Gate Pā is the Tauranga suburb of the hospital and the Cameron Road shops, south of the CBD on the way to Greerton, with a history in the name that locals still use.
Gate PāMaungatapu
Maungatapu is the eastern harbour suburb of Tauranga, across the water from the city and on the way toward Welcome Bay, a residential peninsula of its own.
MaungatapuOhauiti
Ohauiti is the hill suburb behind Greerton and Welcome Bay, newer housing up off the flat of southern Tauranga.
OhauitiLynmore
Lynmore is the eastern Rotorua suburb at the edge of the Redwoods, residential streets and the start of the forest walks, not the lake-front CBD.
LynmoreKoutu
Koutu is the Rotorua suburb on the western lake edge, toward the hospital and the road to Ngongotaha, houses by the water rather than the geothermal tourist strip.
KoutuGlenholme
Glenholme is the residential suburb immediately south of central Rotorua, between the CBD and the older housing toward the south of the city.
GlenholmeBrookfield
Brookfield is the Tauranga suburb on the west side of the Waikareao estuary, between the city centre and Otumoetai.
BrookfieldBellevue
Bellevue is the Tauranga suburb beside Otumoetai, a local shops strip on the peninsula between Brookfield and Matua.
BellevueHairini
Hairini is the south Tauranga junction suburb on the road out to Welcome Bay, between Greerton and the hills of Ohauiti.
HairiniThe Lakes
The Lakes is the south Tauranga suburb built around stormwater lakes beside Pyes Pa and Tauriko, a newer residential edge of the city.
The LakesŌwhata
Ōwhata is the Rotorua suburb on the eastern shore of the lake, between the city and the Holdens Bay side, with lakeside streets rather than the geothermal town centre.
ŌwhataOmanu
Omanu is the Mount Maunganui beach suburb between the Mount shops and Pāpāmoa, a long surf beach and housing inland toward Bayfair.
OmanuArataki
Arataki is the inland Mount Maunganui suburb behind Omanu, local shops and housing between the beach and the industrial side of the Mount.
AratakiJudea
Judea is the west Tauranga suburb along the Kopurererua, between the city centre and the industrial and housing growth out at Tauriko.
JudeaTauranga South
Tauranga South is the suburb between the Tauranga centre and Greerton, older housing and local shops along Cameron Road before the south of the city.
Tauranga SouthWestern Heights
Western Heights is the west Rotorua suburb on the way toward Ngongotahā, housing inland from the lake suburbs of Koutu and Kawaha.
Western HeightsHoldens Bay
Holdens Bay is the lakeside suburb east of Rotorua, between the city and Ōwhata, houses and a beach on the shore toward the airport.
Holdens BayMatapihi
Matapihi is the peninsula suburb between Tauranga and Mount Maunganui, reached across the harbour by the rail bridge, with housing among the orchards.
MatapihiKawaha Point
Kawaha Point is the Rotorua lakeside suburb on the northwestern shore, houses on the point between the city and Ngongotaha.
Kawaha PointFenton Park
Fenton Park is the central Rotorua suburb beside Fenton Street and the racecourse, between Glenholme and the lake end of town.
Fenton ParkPoike
Poike is the hill suburb of Tauranga above Welcome Bay, housing on the inland side of the city toward Ohauiti and the Kaimai ranges.
PoikeHannahs Bay
Hannahs Bay is the eastern Rotorua lakeside suburb past Owhata and Holdens Bay, houses and a reserve on the shore toward the airport.
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Is Mount Maunganui part of Tauranga for search?
People use both. We publish both pages and link them, because the Mount has its own name recognition.
Where does Rotorua sit?
On this hub. Geothermal tourism and the forestry towns around it are Bay of Plenty searches.
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