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We manage 5 camping areas in Central Otago and South Canterbury. These are free for everyone to enjoy on a first come, first served basis. No bookings are needed.

Mat Darling is a Geospatial Development Leader for Pattle Delamore Partners.

Cook named many places after men in the British Admiralty because they were the power and money behind his voyages.

The names of the bay and town were the cause of local tensions in the 1920s and 1930s.

This system ensures that investment in sensitive assets (land and residential property, significant business assets, and fishing quota) by overseas persons benefits New Zealand. This is managed under the Overseas Investment Act 2005 (OIA) and the Fisheries Act 1996 (s56 to s57J).

Ship Cove may be an unimaginative name, but it was Cook’s favourite anchorage in New Zealand. It was officially dual named in 2014 by two Treaty of Waitangi settlements.

Discover the stories behind the dual name of this prominent feature in Hawke’s Bay.

A tale from He Korero Pūrākau Mo Ngā Taunahanahatanga a Ngā Tūpuna (Place Names Of The Ancestors) - A Māori Oral History Atlas

General overview on topographic data.

Tristan McHardie is a GIS Administrator at Waikato Regional Council.

Nikora Warren Heitia is a Senior Treaty Partnerships Advisor at the Department of Conservation.

Tania is a is a Geospatial Specialist with Haanuiorangi Te Whare Tapu o Ngāpuhi.

Josef Beautrais is a Systems Modeller employed at AgResearch.

Our growing geospatial industry needs people to fill a critical skills shortage to ensure New Zealand Is well placed to make the best use of location information.

We manage around 1.2 million hectares of Crown pastoral land in the South Island high country, stretching from Marlborough to Southland, including pastoral leases.

The First World War through place names. Mount Row, Arthur’s Pass National Park.

The First World War through place names. Arethusa Pool, Lake Wanaka.

The First World War through place names. Mount French, South Main Divide.

The First World War through place names. Ataturk Memorial, Wellington.

Behind New Zealand’s First World War place names.

Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand is the government’s lead agency for property and location information, Crown property and regulating overseas investment – working across land, sea, data and regulatory areas.

You can download a digital version of the entire New Zealand Nautical Almanac (NZ 204) from this page.

As a New Zealand government agency, Toitū Te Whenua 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 Geodetic Marks application and what the information may be used for.

The National Geodetic Adjustment (NGA) provides a nationally consistent set of NZGD2000 coordinates and NZVD2016 heights for geodetic marks.

Sam is a Geospatial Specialist at Fulton Hogan.

The Benchmarking of Administrative and Support (BASS) report provides management information that improves transparency and helps identify opportunities for improvement.

We're modernising Landonline so it remains a world-class property system, ensuring that information about land in New Zealand continues to be trusted and becomes more accessible.

How to view paper original copies of land records held by Toitū Te Whenua.

Information on and examples of deeds, deed registers and deed indexes.

Information held in a Record of title.

The Performance Improvement Framework reviews agencies’ fitness-for-purpose now and in the future.

The Toitū Te Whenua PositioNZ Post Processing Service (PositioNZ-PP) is a free, automated service that processes global navigation satellite system (GNSS) data to accurately determine the coordinates of a static point.