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Our pest and weed control work in the Waikato region.

The New Zealand Marine Geospatial Information (NZMGI) working group facilitates national collaboration and leverage opportunities to grow the value of MGI investments and benefits for all New Zealand.

Will Jones is a geospatial developer at Orbica.

Emma Burge is a GIS analyst at the Environmental Protection Agency.

Every day, people use location information to make important decisions. Demand for people with geospatial capabilities is growing both in New Zealand and overseas.

Find Overseas Investment Office decision summaries for applications that have been granted or declined since 2005.

The Surveyor-General oversees the cadastral and geodetic survey systems.

The Valuer-General ensures that property valuations meet national standards.

Official nautical charts are available for purchase from approved chart retailers.

Learn about the different types of land and sea data we produce and provide.

Toitū Te Whenua and the Department of Conservation developed a long-term plan to use information and emerging technology to help biodiversity thrive.

Toitū Te Whenua is looking for the future superstars of software development and engineering to help us build one of the most important software applications in New Zealand.

We welcome feedback about the safety, maintenance, coordinate or height information of any survey mark. Let us know if marks have been damaged or destroyed, and suggest where new marks should be installed.

Six-monthly summaries of Toitū Te Whenua's activities.

Statistics on Official Information Act responses, Information releases published on the Toitū Te Whenua website and Ombudsman complaints.

Taipuni is a Postgraduate Diploma in arts (Geospatial Science) student via distance learning at Massey University

On 28 June 2021, the Government reached agreement with the owners to buy 212–214 Madras Street, the final property needed for the Canterbury Multi-Use Arena (CMUA) anchor project. This timeline shows the progress from 2012 to get this agreement.

Page 2 of the New Zealand Nautical Almanac (NZ 204) provides a table for recording that amendments, communicated through fortnightly Notices to Mariners (NtMs) have been made to the Almanac.

Find out about the history of what we now call Māori freehold land.

How to find Māori land records, including shareholdings, blocks, districts and owners.

Records relating to Māori land are held by organisations around New Zealand. They can provide information about the history of land ownership.

The New Zealand Geographic Board Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa has ten members. We are supported by a Secretariat within Toitū Te Whenua who provide administrative support, research, advice and project delivery.

Download free maps as image files (TIFF and GeoTIFF formats) for New Zealand's offshore islands including the Kermadec and Auckland islands.

Acts and other legislation that relate to New Zealand's land and seabed.

Information about the SNAP software suite, and how to download and install the SNAP and CONCORD programs.

The NRF provides the connection between national geodetic and vertical datums, and international reference systems.

The CVN provides the street-level control marks that are used by surveyors to connect cadastral surveys to the official vertical datum (NZVD2016).

New Zealand’s survey control system comprises physical control marks and information about them to enable the coordinates of other points to be determined. The control system is segmented into six control networks which provide control marks for specific purposes.

This section contains information on the role of Toitū Te Whenua in the Ross Sea region of Antarctica and the Pacific region.

Discover the stories behind many of New Zealand’s place names.

Find your closest map shop where you can buy printed paper maps.