Whangārei
Whangārei is the Northland city: the Town Basin, the port and energy coast at Marsden Point, and the service centre for everything from Tutukaka to Dargaville.
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Whangārei is the Northland city: the Town Basin, the port and energy coast at Marsden Point, and the service centre for everything from Tutukaka to Dargaville.
WhangāreiKerikeri is the orchard and inlet town of the Bay of Islands: citrus, the Stone Store, and a resident population that is not the same as Paihia’s tourist strip.
KerikeriPaihia is the visitor front door of the Bay of Islands, beside Waitangi, with tours, motels, and a waterfront that exists for people who do not live there.
PaihiaRussell is the historic town across the water from Paihia and Opua: a flagstaff hill, a short main street, and hospitality that trades on the place itself.
RussellKawakawa is the mid-north junction, known for the Hundertwasser toilets and the railway that runs down the main street.
KawakawaMoerewa sits beside Kawakawa and has long been a processing town for the mid-north.
MoerewaKaikohe is the inland service town of the mid-north, between the Hokianga and the Bay of Islands.
KaikoheDargaville is the town of the Northern Wairoa: kumara country, kauri coast history, and a rural service centre west of Whangārei.
DargavilleKaitaia is the Far North’s service town, the last major shops before Ninety Mile Beach and Cape Reinga.
KaitaiaAhipara is the settlement where Ninety Mile Beach meets the hills, west of Kaitaia.
AhiparaMangōnui is the harbour village of Doubtless Bay, with the wharf, the fish shop reputation, and Coopers Beach and Taipa as the neighbouring settlements.
MangōnuiMangawhai is the growing coastal town at the southern end of Northland: a village, the Heads, a harbour, and a stream of Auckland weekenders who have started to live there.
MangawhaiWaipū is the village south of Whangārei with Scottish heritage, a cove, and a Caledonian identity that tourism and locals both use.
WaipūRuakākā is the beach town on Bream Bay beside Marsden Point.
RuakākāOne Tree Point is the canal and marina settlement beside Ruakākā, a residential and marine community rather than a main street.
One Tree PointTūtūkākā is the dive and game-fishing harbour for the Poor Knights, a short coast north of Whangārei.
TūtūkākāNgūnguru is the estuary settlement on the coast road before Tūtūkākā: a sandspit, holiday homes, and a small permanent community.
NgūnguruHikurangi is the small town north of Whangārei, under the mountain of the same name, with a dairy and servicing role for the valleys around it.
HikurangiRawene is the Hokianga town with the vehicular ferry, a hospital history, and a harbour that structures every trip in the district.
RaweneŌpononi and Ōmāpere face the Hokianga Harbour from the south, a beach strip with a famous dolphin history and a quiet local economy beside it.
ŌpononiMaungaturoto is an inland Kaipara dairy town on the road between Wellsford and Dargaville, a service stop for farms rather than a beach.
MaungaturotoKaiwaka is the small highway town in the Kaipara, between Wellsford and Maungaturoto, with a reputation for local makers and a farming district around the shops.
KaiwakaPaparoa is a Kaipara village on the road to the Matakohe kauri museum district, small, rural, and easy to miss on a map of “Northland cities”.
PaparoaOpua is the Bay of Islands settlement with the car ferry to Russell and a marina in the inlet.
OpuaWaipapa is the service and industrial settlement on the highway just west of Kerikeri, the place the trades and the big sheds sit, while Kerikeri keeps the town centre and the inlet.
WaipapaParua Bay is the harbour settlement on the road from Whangārei toward Whangārei Heads, a bay of houses and boats on the far side of the harbour from Onerahi.
Parua BayMatauri Bay is the crescent beach north of Kerikeri, a coastal settlement under the headland with the Rainbow Warrior memorial, on the way toward Whangaroa.
Matauri BayKaeo is the town at the head of Whangaroa Harbour, on the highway north of Kerikeri, a service stop for the harbour and the coast at Matauri Bay.
KaeoRuawai is the kumara-growing town on the Northern Wairoa River, south of Dargaville, on the flat road through the Kaipara toward Maungaturoto.
RuawaiWhangārei Heads is the settlement at the entrance of Whangārei Harbour, past Parua Bay, a coast of bays rather than a city suburb.
Whangārei HeadsMatapouri is the beach settlement north of Ngunguru, a bay and estuary on the Tutukaka Coast before the road ends at the ocean beaches.
MatapouriMarsden Point is the deep-water port and fuel-terminal site at the south entrance of Whangārei Harbour, beside Ruakākā and One Tree Point.
Marsden PointLangs Beach is the holiday settlement on Bream Bay, between Waipū and Mangawhai, a surf beach on the coast road south of Whangārei.
Langs BeachKohukohu is the historic settlement on the north shore of the Hokianga, linked by the car ferry to Rawene and looking across to the south side of the harbour.
KohukohuAwanui is the town north of Kaitaia, where the highway splits toward Cape Reinga, a rural service stop on the Awanui River.
AwanuiCoopers Beach is the Doubtless Bay settlement beside Mangōnui, a long holiday beach on the Far North coast east of Kaitaia.
Coopers BeachTaipa is the Doubtless Bay settlement beside Mangonui and Coopers Beach, a beach town on the Far North coast east of Kaitaia.
TaipaWhatuwhiwhi is the settlement on the Karikari Peninsula, a Far North beach community north of Taipa and Doubtless Bay.
WhatuwhiwhiOmapere is the Hokianga settlement beside Opononi, on the south head of the harbour west of Kaikohe and Rawene.
OmapereOkaihau is the inland Far North town between Kaikohe and Kerikeri, a rural service stop on the plateau west of the Bay of Islands.
OkaihauBaylys Beach is the west-coast beach settlement out from Dargaville, a surf beach on the Tasman side of the Kaipara.
Baylys BeachMatakohe is the Kaipara settlement known for the Kauri Museum, on the road between Paparoa and Ruawai south of Dargaville.
MatakoheMangawhai Heads is the beach settlement at the mouth of Mangawhai Harbour, north of the Mangawhai village on the coast between Waipu and Langs Beach.
Mangawhai HeadsWaipu Cove is the beach settlement south of Waipu, on the Bream Bay coast between the town and Langs Beach.
Waipu CoveWhangaroa is the harbour settlement north of Kaeo, a deep-water inlet on the Far North coast between Matauri Bay and the Bay of Islands.
WhangaroaPukenui is the Far North settlement on Houhora Harbour, north of Kaitaia on the way toward Cape Reinga.
PukenuiHouhora is the Far North harbour settlement beside Pukenui, on the east coast north of Kaitaia and Ahipara.
HouhoraWaitangi is the Bay of Islands settlement at the Treaty Grounds, on the inlet between Paihia and Kerikeri.
WaitangiHaruru is the settlement at Haruru Falls, on the Waitangi inlet upstream of Paihia and beside the road to Kerikeri.
HaruruWhananaki is the coastal settlement north of Ngunguru and Tutukaka, a long beach and footbridge on the east coast above Whangarei.
WhananakiCustomers type the suburb as well as the city. Each of these pages is written for that name.
Tikipunga is the northern Whangārei suburb on the hills, residential streets above the city basin.
TikipungaKensington is the Whangārei suburb around the hospital and the shops on the western side of the city centre.
KensingtonOnerahi is the Whangārei harbour suburb of the airport, the peninsula east of the city, with the water on three sides.
OnerahiRegent is a central Whangārei retail suburb beside Kensington, part of the city grid rather than a harbour settlement.
RegentKamo is the northern Whangārei suburb and former town on the road toward Hikurangi, with its own main street above Tikipunga.
KamoMaunu is the western Whangārei suburb toward the quarry and the hospital’s inland side, residential roads leaving the city basin rather than the Town Basin itself.
MaunuRaumanga is the southern Whangārei suburb along the Raumanga stream, between the city centre and the highway south, with the falls in the valley.
RaumangaMairtown is the central Whangārei suburb beside Mair Park and the town basin, older houses between the city centre and the suburbs to the west.
MairtownOtangarei is the northern Whangārei suburb between the city and Tikipunga, housing on the north side of town before the hills.
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WellingtonNo. Kaitaia, Ahipara, and Mangōnui are remote from us and often remote from their own customers. The work is the site, not a site visit.
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