Wellington Place Names Consultation

Monday, 15 November 2010, 11:53 am
Press Release: Land Information NZ

Wellington Place Names Consultation

Reminder notice: Public consultation closes on 30 November for 44 proposals to assign new place names or alter existing place names, including proposals for:

• Assigning new names to 22 Porirua suburbs and localities.
• Assigning a dual name to the Hutt River.
• Assigning a dual name to the Miramar Peninsula.
• Assigning a new name to an unnamed ridge on the Miramar Peninsula.

For the full New Zealand Geographic Board Media Advisory issued on 26 August 2010, click here.

Click here for more information on the process of making a submission on a current proposal.

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