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Find annual reports, Strategic Intentions, Briefings to the Incoming Minister, Performance Improvement Framework Reviews, and Benchmarking of Administrative and Support Services.

The official alternative names for the North Island and South Island.

How land records provide detailed legal information and a historical record of land ownership.

Learn about Cook’s voyages, the men who served under him and the New Zealand places they named.

Proposed, assigned, altered, and discontinued geographic names

We welcome your suggestions on survey mark maintenance - simply fill out this form to let us know.

Set up and sign up, digital certificates, accounts and passwords, user guides and system updates.

Learn more about our Landonline products such as Land Record Search, Web Search, Landonline - Dealings, Landonline - Survey, and Landonline - TA Certification.

Learn about the work we do as the government agency responsible for providing navigational products and services that support safe shipping. These products and services enable New Zealand to meet its international obligations concerning the safety of life at sea.

Restoring and correcting original Māori place names provides visible recognition of a claimant group’s connection to the whenua (land). Place names are often included in the cultural redress part of Treaty of Waitangi claim settlements.

Proposed, approved and amended geographic feature names.

A programme of monthly online mapping wānanga to help you learn how to map your whenua and tell your stories through GIS mapping. These interactive wānanga are specifically tailored towards those working for iwi, Māori trusts and environmental groups.

Find out about our business groups at Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand.

We offer an exciting and challenging range of career opportunities.

As a New Zealand government department, Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand is subject to the Privacy Act 2020. This page outlines the type and extent of information that we may gather when you interact with the linz.govt.nz or charts.linz.govt.nz websites and for what purposes the information may be collected, used, stored, retained and shared. This statement applies to personal information collected in relation to the below sites and will be updated from time to time.

We manage a wide range of properties on behalf of the Crown and client agencies, including former prisons, hospitals and schools. Several projects are underway on these properties. We also carry out hazard reduction work on Crown land.

We are partnering with BT Mining and Ngāti Waewae to develop a monitoring plan to assess the impact of Acid Mine Drainage (AMD) on waterways surrounding Stockton Mine.

How to interpret and process tsunami gauge data in relation to reference gauges and vertical datums.

We are committed to creating a workplace that is diverse, inclusive, and respectful. By attracting and retaining people from a wide range of backgrounds, cultures, and experiences, we strengthen our ability to understand and respond effectively to our customers because we reflect the communities we serve.

Our annual biosecurity control programme identifies the region and sites where we are proposing to carry out pest and weed control, and what biosecurity control methods we intend to use at each site.

Find out about current and upcoming weed and pest control work.

We are collaborating with stakeholders across the marine sector to improve access to and reuse of marine geospatial data.

All agencies, including State-owned enterprises (SOEs) and Crown entities, are expected to ensure significant values on Crown-owned land are considered and protected.

The Southern Positioning Augmentation Network (SouthPAN) is a joint initiative of the New Zealand and Australian Governments that provides Satellite-Based Augmentation System (SBAS) services for New Zealand and Australia.