Suburbs and areas of Auckland

• Auckland CBD

  Auckland’s city centre runs from the Waitematā Harbour waterfront up Queen Street to Karangahape Road.

• Ponsonby

  Ponsonby sits on a ridge west of the city centre, and Ponsonby Road is one of Auckland’s best-known streets for restaurants, bars and boutiques.

• Grey Lynn

  Grey Lynn lies between Ponsonby and Western Springs, with Grey Lynn Park at its centre and shops along Richmond Road and Great North Road.

• Karangahape Road

  Karangahape Road, known to most as K Road, runs along the southern edge of Auckland’s city centre.

• Parnell

  Parnell is one of Auckland’s oldest suburbs, east of the city centre beside the Auckland Domain.

• Newmarket

  Newmarket is one of Auckland’s main shopping districts, just south of the Auckland Domain and centred on Broadway.

• Mount Eden

  Mount Eden is named for Maungawhau, the volcanic cone at its centre, whose summit crater and views over the city make it one of Auckland’s best-known lookouts.

• Kingsland

  Kingsland sits on New North Road between the city and Mount Albert, next to Eden Park, New Zealand’s largest stadium.

• Remuera

  Remuera is a leafy, established suburb east of Newmarket, with large homes, mature trees and shops along Remuera Road.

• Epsom

  Epsom lies south of Newmarket between Maungawhau and Maungakiekie, with Cornwall Park and One Tree Hill on its southern side.

• Herne Bay

  Herne Bay sits on the Waitematā Harbour west of Ponsonby, with large waterfront homes and views of the Auckland Harbour Bridge.

• Mission Bay

  Mission Bay is a beach suburb on Tāmaki Drive, east of the city, with a sandy beach, a grassy reserve, a large fountain and views of Rangitoto Island.

• St Heliers

  St Heliers is a seaside village at the eastern end of Tāmaki Drive, with a beach, a small village centre and views across to Rangitoto.

• Devonport

  Devonport sits at the southern tip of the North Shore, a short ferry ride from downtown Auckland.

• Takapuna

  Takapuna is the main town centre of the central North Shore, between Takapuna Beach and Lake Pupuke.

• Milford

  Milford lies just north of Takapuna on the North Shore, with a sheltered beach, a marina on the Wairau Estuary and a local shopping centre.

• Albany

  Albany is a fast-growing commercial centre on the upper North Shore.

• Browns Bay

  Browns Bay is the main village of the East Coast Bays on the North Shore, with a beach, a waterfront reserve and a busy shopping street.

• Orewa

  Orewa is the main town of the Hibiscus Coast, north of Auckland, with a long sandy beach, a beachfront walkway and a busy town centre.

• Henderson

  Henderson is the main town centre of West Auckland, where the Twin Streams paths follow the Ōpanuku and Oratia streams.

• New Lynn

  New Lynn is a West Auckland town centre built around a transport hub, with the railway running in a trench beneath the town and a growing number of apartment buildings.

• Titirangi

  Titirangi sits in the bush-clad hills at the edge of the Waitākere Ranges, looking over the Manukau Harbour.

• Piha

  Piha is a black-sand surf beach on Auckland’s west coast, reached by a winding road over the Waitākere Ranges.

• Avondale

  Avondale is an inner-west suburb by the Whau River, known for Avondale Racecourse and the Sunday market held there.

• Mount Albert

  Mount Albert is a central isthmus suburb named for Ōwairaka, the volcanic cone at its centre.

• Onehunga

  Onehunga sits on the northern shore of the Manukau Harbour, with a heritage main street, Onehunga Mall, and Onehunga Bay Reserve on the foreshore.

• Ellerslie

  Ellerslie is a south-eastern suburb best known for Ellerslie Racecourse, home of Auckland thoroughbred racing and a large event centre.

• Howick

  Howick is a seaside town in East Auckland, founded as a fencible settlement in the 1840s.

• Manukau

  Manukau is the main city centre of South Auckland, with a large shopping centre, Auckland Council offices, a bus and train interchange and AUT’s South Campus.

• Māngere

  Māngere sits on the Manukau Harbour in South Auckland, beside Auckland Airport.

• Ōtara

  Ōtara is a South Auckland suburb with strong Pasifika and Māori communities, known for the Ōtara Markets held on Saturday mornings beside the town centre.

• Pukekohe

  Pukekohe is a rural town at the southern edge of the Auckland region, surrounded by market gardens on rich volcanic soil.

• Matakana

  Matakana is a village north of Auckland, near Warkworth, surrounded by vineyards, farmland and beaches such as Omaha and Tāwharanui.

• Kumeū

  Kumeū is a rural area north-west of Auckland, known for its vineyards and its country wedding and event venues.

Auckland is where most of New Zealand’s music, advertising and screen work is made. It is the country’s largest city, home to about a third of the population, and it has the widest range of locations within an hour’s drive: city streets, harbour, west coast beaches and the volcanic cones.

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Other regions

• Suburbs and areas of the Wellington region
• Suburbs and areas of Christchurch