Ngāti Awa online GIS viewer Posted on October 11, 2024January 9, 2025 By Zane Egginton Ngāti Awa and the Eastern Bay of Plenty, face unique natural hazards, including floods, earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic activity. Staying informed can help whānau protect themselves and their whenua. The Ngati Awa’s own interactive ArcGIS map offers an easy way to learn about the rohe and it’s Taonga. Check it out here: Ngāti Awa Natural Hazards Map How to Use the Map 1. Open the Map Click on the link above. 2. Toggle Layers • Select the “Layers” icon or panel to see available hazard layers (e.g., Flood, Earthquake, Tsunami). • Turn layers on or off by clicking the checkboxes. 3. Zoom and Pan • Use your mouse or the “+” and “–” buttons to zoom in/out. • Click and drag to move around the map. 4. Plan and Share • Identify potential evacuation routes, safe zones, and vulnerable sites. • Share findings with whānau, hapū, and local community groups. Data Source Map MapNgāti Awa
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Map Stories of the Land: Ngāti Awa’s Relative Height Map Posted on December 15, 2024January 8, 2025 Discover the Ngāti Awa Relative Height Map, uncovering its stories, waterways, flood risks, and geomorphological features across the rohe. (Please allow time for the maps to load) Stories of the Land: Ngāti Awa’s Relative Height Map The landscapes of Aotearoa (New Zealand) are rich with stories—tales of formation, resilience, and… Read More
Map RHM Map – Ngāti Awa Rohe Posted on September 14, 2024January 8, 2025 This is a Test of an embedded map. This relative height map shows the ground height relative to the nearest river. This helps identify areas that may be prone to flooding, either by the elevation or due to its physical structure. Some areas may be well above the river level… Read More