Shared regional ecological priority sites – DOC/BOPRC Biodiversity Partnership. These priority sites were jointly developed by BOPRC and Department of Conservation to serve as a tool for prioritising proactive (non-regulatory) biodiversity management by BOPRC and DOC, with the aim of achieving the DOC/BOPRC shared goal of maintaining and/or restoring a...

BOPRC manages two Regional Parks:Papamoa Hills Regional ParkOnekawa Te Mawhai Regional Park 

Index Tiles ONLY. To download the shapefiles of the contours data, write down the tile name for your area of interest (eg. BD37_1k_2108), and find the shapefiles on our FTP site: ftp://files.boprc.govt.nz/Public/

In the Bay of Plenty Region there are four active volcanic centres (active in last 20,000 years): Ōkataina Volcanic CentrePūtauaki / Mt EdgecumbeTūhua / Mayor IslandWhakaari / White Island.

Bore locations in the Bay of Plenty Region.

Beach access poles with unique ID's that are used to identify the specific locations for emergency and other purposes. These were captured using GPS in December 2015.

Bay of Plenty Civil Defence Boundary. Civil Defence in the Bay of Plenty has a different boundary from the regional boundary due to the inclusion of the whole Rotorua District Council and the exclusion of the Taupo District Council. 

Recreational boat ramps in the Bay of Plenty. Includes data for Tauranga Harbour, Whakatane and Rotorua Lakes

BOPRC HAIL Register. Points only - this does not indicate the extent of the contaminated area, just that there may be contamination in the vicinity of the point. You can visit the BOPRC website for more information about the HAIL Register. Please note the database is updated frequently and may change from the date it is downloaded. If dynamic information...

Shows the general location of known wells and bores in the Hawke’s Bay Region. Data is usually obtained where a consent has been granted and the bore construction proceeded (Current Bore Permits). As part of the consent process drillers return the data to Hawke’s Bay Regional Council. Each point contains basic summary information about the well or bore...

Physical features over which claimant groups have cultural, spiritual, historic and traditional association with specific areas of crown owned land.

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Physical features over which claimant groups have cultural, spiritual, historic and traditional association with specific areas of crown owned land.

Bore sites for LAWA

The management of the river waterways and drainage areas and the maintenance and repair of flood protection facilities and associated works is the responsibility of the Hawke's Bay Regional Council (HBRC). These datasets represent all known assets that are managed by by the HBRC. It provides the basis for councils decision making on:- work programmes and...

Areas of interest of iwi authorities, hapu groups and other Maori organisations as recorded in Te Kahui Mangai (www.tkm.govt.nz) directory.Iwi boundaries: as per schedule 3 of the Maori Fisheries Act 2004. Can be used in determining affected/interested parties. Maori Administrative Boundaries: Pre-settlement, post settlement and areas of interest for...

Areas of interest of iwi authorities, hapu groups and other Maori organisations as recorded in Te Kahui Mangai (www.tkm.govt.nz) directory.Iwi boundaries: as per schedule 3 of the Maori Fisheries Act 2004. Can be used in determining affected/interested parties. Maori Administrative Boundaries: Pre-settlement, post settlement and areas of interest for...

Relates to areas that are typically undeveloped and depicted in HPUDS for future development

Minimum Flow Sites

Means the line where the CMA crosses a river, the landward boundary at that point shall be whichever is the lesser of (i) one kilometre upstream from the mouth of the river; or (ii) the point upstream that is calculated by multiplying the width of the river mouth by 5.