This dataset shows the 55 decibel control boundary mapped in the Regional Coastal Environment Plan (RCEP). Operative as at December 2019.

Shows the management zones used by Bay of Plenty Regional Council to manage and monitor water use and water quality in the region. 

The catchment boundaries were generated for the are of the 2006 Rotorua LiDAR where this was inside the Bay of Plenty regional boundary. However some catchments on the edges of the are covered by the LiDAR are not complete. They can be seen in the data as those with straight edges.The catchments were created from a 2m DEM.

Retrolens is made up of a treasure trove of aerial photographs that have been taken since the 1936 through to 2005. It is a New Zealand Crown archive and contains 500,000 images. This Historical Image Resource came about as the result of a scanning project that was started in 2015 by partnerships between the Local Government Geospatial Alliance (LGGA) and...

A mooring area is any area shown as a mooring area in the Bay of Plenty Regional Coastal Environment Plan maps or any area from time to time designated by the Council as a mooring area under the Resource Management Act 1991, where vessels may be placed. This does not include an anchorage.

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...

Port noise lines in the Regional Coastal Environment Plan (RCEP). Created from port noise points - measured noise levels in 1998.Operative as at December 2019.