Waikato

Te Waihou walkway and spring

Submitted by administrator on Wed, 09/08/2006 - 21:55
Te Waihou walkway and spring - Web page
The walkway is a distance of 4.7 kilometres, with an average walking time of 1½ hours (3 hours return). The terrain varies from easy walking to backcountry trekking with stile crossing.
Region (NZ): 
Waikato
Topics: 
Maps & Guides
Free tags: 
outdoor access
tramping
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Parks and reserves (Otorohanga)

Submitted by administrator on Mon, 07/08/2006 - 04:26
Parks and reserves (Otorohanga) - Web page
Brief information on the parks and reserves in Otorohanga and the facilities and activities at each.
Author(s):
Otorohanga District Council
Publisher(s):
Otorohan
Region (NZ): 
Waikato
Topics: 
Maps & Guides
Institution: 
Local government
Free tags: 
recreational walking
outdoor access
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Footpath, berms and walkway (Otorohanga)

Submitted by administrator on Mon, 07/08/2006 - 04:22
Footpath, berms and walkway (Otorohanga) - Web page
General information on the footpath service provided in Otorohanga, which has 26km of hard surfaced footpaths.
Author(s):
Otorohanga District Council
Publisher(s):
Region (NZ): 
Waikato
Topics: 
Design and planning
Policy
Institution: 
Local government
Free tags: 
design
walkways
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Walking and cycling strategy questionnaire (Hauraki)

Submitted by administrator on Wed, 02/08/2006 - 23:50
Questionnaire (Hauraki) - Document - Adobe PDF - Acrobat Reader
This questionnaire is part of a study by Opus International Consultants Ltd, aimed at developing a walking and cycling strategy for the Hauraki District Council
Region (NZ): 
Waikato
Topics: 
Walking strategies
Policy
Institution: 
Local government
Free tags: 
research
questionnaire
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Walking and cycling strategy (Hauraki)

Submitted by administrator on Wed, 02/08/2006 - 23:45
How do you get more people walking and cycling in Hauraki District?
Walking and cycling strategy (Hauraki) - Web page
This page links to area maps and a questionnaire for submissions to this strategy being developed through a study by Opus International Consultants Ltd
Author(s):
Hauraki District Council,Opus International Consultants Ltd
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Region (NZ): 
Waikato
Topics: 
Walking strategies
Policy
Institution: 
Local government
Free tags: 
alternative transport options
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Clearing vegetation from footpaths and verges (Hamilton)

Submitted by administrator on Mon, 31/07/2006 - 03:35
Clearing vegetation from footpaths and verges (Hamilton) - Web page
Illustrates the area of footpath and verges that need to be kept clear of overgrowth from trees, low shrubs, vines and hedges
Author(s):
Hamilton City Council
Region (NZ): 
Waikato
City/Town: 
Hamilton
Topics: 
Safety
Policy
Activities
Institution: 
Local government
Free tags: 
safety engineering
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-1 Policy
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Safer routes project (Hamilton)

Submitted by administrator on Mon, 31/07/2006 - 03:31
Safer routes project (Hamilton) - Web page
The aim of the Safer Routes project is to make travel in and around the project area safer for all vulnerable road users.
Region (NZ): 
Waikato
City/Town: 
Hamilton
Topics: 
Activities
Institution: 
Local government
Free tags: 
child health
safe routes
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Working on footpaths (Hamilton)

Submitted by administrator on Mon, 31/07/2006 - 03:21
Working on footpaths (Hamilton) - Web page
Safety information and guidelines for those involved in building, development and minor works.
Author(s):
Hamilton City Council
Publisher(s):
Region (NZ): 
Waikato
City/Town: 
Hamilton
Topics: 
Design and planning
Safety
Policy
Institution: 
Local government
Free tags: 
safety engineering
prevention
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