Council maintained walkways, mountain-biking and fitness trails. Also other popular walking tracks and cycling trails throught Gisborne district. This dataset references the LINZ walkways dataset.

Council maintained walkways, mountain-biking and fitness trails. Also other popular walking tracks and cycling trails throught Gisborne district. This dataset references the LINZ walkways dataset.

Council maintained walkways, mountain-biking and fitness trails. Also other popular walking tracks and cycling trails throught Gisborne district. This dataset references the LINZ walkways dataset.

Council maintained walkways, mountain-biking and fitness trails. Also other popular walking tracks and cycling trails throught Gisborne district. This dataset references the LINZ walkways dataset.

Gisborne land areas susceptible to liquefaction as identified in the Tonkin & Taylor Ltd sub-regional assessment of liquefaction vulnerability report in 2015. Gisborne land areas susceptible to liquefaction as identified in the Tonkin & Taylor Ltd sub-regional assessment of liquefaction vulnerability report in 2015.

There are over 45 high profile recreational reserves in the Gisborne region, with the majority in Gisborne city. There are 44 playgrounds, 101 garden areas covering 8400 square metres and 6583 metres of paths and tracks. The parks and open spaces network includes public parks and reserves, sports grounds, cycle and walkways, coastal foreshore and beaches.

There are over 45 high profile recreational reserves in the Gisborne region, with the majority in Gisborne city. There are 44 playgrounds, 101 garden areas covering 8400 square metres and 6583 metres of paths and tracks. The parks and open spaces network includes public parks and reserves, sports grounds, cycle and walkways, coastal foreshore and beaches.

There are over 45 high profile recreational reserves in the Gisborne region, with the majority in Gisborne city. There are 44 playgrounds, 101 garden areas covering 8400 square metres and 6583 metres of paths and tracks. The parks and open spaces network includes public parks and reserves, sports grounds, cycle and walkways, coastal foreshore and beaches.

There are over 45 high profile recreational reserves in the Gisborne region, with the majority in Gisborne city. There are 44 playgrounds, 101 garden areas covering 8400 square metres and 6583 metres of paths and tracks. The parks and open spaces network includes public parks and reserves, sports grounds, cycle and walkways, coastal foreshore and beaches.

There are over 45 high profile recreational reserves in the Gisborne region, with the majority in Gisborne city. There are 44 playgrounds, 101 garden areas covering 8400 square metres and 6583 metres of paths and tracks. The parks and open spaces network includes public parks and reserves, sports grounds, cycle and walkways, coastal foreshore and beaches.

Gisborne District Council refuse collection and transfer stations. For some areas of Gisborne (mainly urban) rubbish and recycling is collected on the same day of each week. Refuse stations are available throughout the whole region.

Gisborne District Council refuse collection and transfer stations. For some areas of Gisborne (mainly urban) rubbish and recycling is collected on the same day of each week. Refuse stations are available throughout the whole region.

Gisborne District Council refuse collection and transfer stations. For some areas of Gisborne (mainly urban) rubbish and recycling is collected on the same day of each week. Refuse stations are available throughout the whole region.

Public toilets are provided within Gisborne city, rural townships, on some beaches and high-user parks and reserves. This layer also includes information regarding operating hours and facilities available.

The Outstanding Landscape Overlay comprises regionally outstanding landscapes identified in the report “An Assessment of the Landscape Character of the Coastal Environment of Gisborne District”: Boffa Miskell Ltd, Auckland. The assessment was undertaken to in relation to section 6(b) of the RMA. As no definition for outstanding or significant is used in...

Planning zones manage how different areas are used, developed and protected. All land within the Gisborne region has an underlying planning zone. The Gisborne region has 5 main zoning types: Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Rural and reserves. For more information visit the Tairawhiti Resource Management Plan.

The land overlays are developed from amalgamated units from the land use capability (LUC) assessment of the New Zealand Land Resource Inventory (NZLRI) Gisborne East Coast Region, Second Edition, June 1999. In the NZLRI the maximum erosion severity has been assessed for each LUC unit and this is based on the geology, soil type, steepness, climate and...

The land overlays are developed from amalgamated units from the land use capability (LUC) assessment of the New Zealand Land Resource Inventory (NZLRI) Gisborne East Coast Region, Second Edition, June 1999. In the NZLRI the maximum erosion severity has been assessed for each LUC unit and this is based on the geology, soil type, steepness, climate and...

The land overlays are developed from amalgamated units from the land use capability (LUC) assessment of the New Zealand Land Resource Inventory (NZLRI) Gisborne East Coast Region, Second Edition, June 1999. In the NZLRI the maximum erosion severity has been assessed for each LUC unit and this is based on the geology, soil type, steepness, climate and...

Freshwater resources include surface water (watercourses - rivers and streams) and groundwater (aquifers sourcing irrigation water). Gisborne District Council monitor the current state of the water quality and quantity.