Walking and cycling tracks in the Greater Wellington Region, 2016. Created by merging data from various sources including LGGA, WCC, GWRC, OSM and LINZ.

The service published from this template for deployment to the GW Public Website. It includes current Public Transport Routes as extracted and processed from the Google Transit Feed available on the Metlink website and current Public Transport Stops as extracted and processed from the Metlink Database. PT routes last updated in August 2021, PT stops...

The service published from this template for deployment to the GW Public Website. It includes current Public Transport Routes as extracted and processed from the Google Transit Feed available on the Metlink website and current Public Transport Stops as extracted and processed from the Metlink Database. PT routes last updated in August 2021, PT stops...

All GWRC Consents Points and Wells points sites, under continual update.

All GWRC Consents Points and Wells points sites, under continual update.

Contains latest MfE SPOT 2.5m colour imagery and GW 2013 colour digital 0.3m resolution colour orthophography

Buildings located within the Greater Wellington Park Network and maintained by GWRC staff.

Vehicle tracks and roads in the Greater Wellington Parks Network. The tracks are split into 4WD and 2WD tracks. See the GWRC website for more information on access to these roads.

Locations and extents of areas in the Greater Wellington Parks Network that are provided for the public to use as needed. These include picnic areas and visitor centres. See the GWRC website for more information on the activites able to occur in these areas. 

Locations of car parks available for visitors to the Greater Wellington Parks Network.

The dataset shows a list of all bathing water quality sites that are reported on by the Greater Wellington Regional Council Environmental Science team. Both Marine and Freshwater sites are recorded in this dataset. The features also show in the Recreational Water Quality Sites web map and hold links to the corresponding page in the Environmental...

Tables, seats and waste bins in the Greater Wellington Parks Network and maintained by GWRC staff.

Heritage locations and features in the Greater Wellington Park Network.

Metlink Fare Zone Boundary Lines. Based off original 2007 boundaries, updated in May 2011, then edited by S.Du, R.Chalabanlou,J.Gibson in May-June 2018 for new fare zone boundaries valid from 15 July 2018 onwards. Corresponds to new text description of zones valid from 15 July 2018.

Aerial imagery cached basemap based off imagery from Feb 2017 for GWRC web mapping. Based off GWRC 0.3m pixel RGBI imagery for complete coverage of the GW Region, plus 0.1m "urban" imagery for urban areas, acquired by local TAs. All images captured for the WAGGIS Local Government consortium with the assistance of LINZ.

Bus stops, train stations and ferry wharves for the Metlink public transport network in the Wellington Region.This dataset shows the locations of all bus stops, train stations and ferry wharves in the Wellington Region as per the data available from the Google Transit Feed. The data contains both the name and number of the stop to identify each location....

Combined regional flood hazards extent for rivers and streams in the Wellington Region. Data supplied in Feb 2017 from GWRC Flood Protection Dept for the GWRC public flood hazard maps project. Extra extent data supplied by KCDC and WCC was added in May 2017. If you want more information about Flood Risk in the Western part of the Region, please contact...

The sites in this dataset are mapped from existing schedules that appear in the Plan according to the Category 1 surface water body definition in Chapter 2 - Interpretation, but excluding clause (e) - significant natural wetlands:Category 1 surface water body includes, and is limited to: (a) sites with significant mana whenua values identified in Schedule...

Outstanding waterbodies in the Wellington region including lakes, rivers and wetlands with biodiversity values for indigenous species.Schedule A1: Rivers with outstanding indigenous ecosystems values. Values include aquatic plants; indigenous fish diversity; threatened fish species; wildlife habitat; high macroinvertebrate health.Schedule A2: Lakes with...

Waterbodies and catchments including rivers, lakes, harbours and open sea areas with significance to and identified as taonga by mana whenua iwi in the Wellington Region. This schedule relates to catchment management and shared decision making principles enbodied in the Plan. In particular the schedule recognises that kaitiakitanga shall be recognised and...