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Toitū Te Whenua manages a range of residential and commercial properties and other buildings such as closed schools, courthouses and prisons.

This release (63) comprises selected updates to 2 Topo250_NZ sheets.

The 3D Coastal Mapping (3DCM) programme will improve key baseline data to help the country prepare for the impacts of climate change and understand how our coastline is changing.

The 3D Coastal Mapping Programme (3DCM) is a key initiative under the National Adaptation Plan, developed in partnership with the Ministry for the Environment. It delivers wide-ranging benefits across economic development, infrastructure resilience, hazard and risk modelling, climate adaptation planning, the environment and ecosystems, and safety of life.

3D coastal mapping helps the economy by giving better information for planning and decision-making. It supports smarter infrastructure development, helps prepare for natural disasters, and improves safety at sea. These benefits lead to saving money, lowering risks, and boosting economic activity in coastal areas.

Answers to common questions about the 3D Coastal Mapping Programme grouped into categories.

Assigned, altered and discontinued geographic names and a correction.