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Mt Eden area - Maungawhau Heritage Walks
Introduction
| Early development
| Mt Eden Village Walk
| Mt Eden Neighbourhood Walk
| Mt Eden industrial area
| Eden Valley Shopping Centre
Introduction
Four Mt Eden (Maungawhau) neighbourhood walks
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View of Mt Eden Village
from the summit |
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"E Maungawhau tu mai tonu ana
ka whiti nga wai o Mata..."
"Maungawhau, standing tall
above the sparkling waters of the Waitemata"
Each of these trails will take approximately 40 minutes to walk. They explore
different themes of historical development in the area from the 1840s onwards.
The walks include:
- Mt Eden Village Walk - early development of the village,
including historic churches, businesses, schools, and development of the retail
and social core.
- Mt Eden Neighbourhood Walk - residential subdivision and
architectural styles, excursions to Mt Eden, early churches, administration and
Mt Eden Primary School.
- Eden Valley Shopping Centre Walk - development of Dominion
Road, early businesses, architectural styles and transport.
- Mount Eden Industrial Area Walk - early industry in the
area, Mt Eden Prison, the Quarry, and the Colonial Ammunition Company.
This area includes a number of
buildings and sites that are registered by the New Zealand Historic Places
Trust or scheduled in the Auckland City Council's District Plan as
being of heritage value.
Items that are registered or scheduled are identified within this content using the following key:
New Zealand Historic Places Trust
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Registered in category I -
Places of special or outstanding historical or cultural heritage value. |
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Registered in category II -
Places of historical or cultural heritage value.
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Auckland City Council District Plan
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Scheduled in category A -
Buildings, objects and places of outstanding natural beauty, or
architectural, scientific or historical significance well beyond their
immediate environs. Demolition of a category A item is a prohibited
activity. |
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Scheduled in category B -
Buildings, objects or places of such quality and character that they should
not be removed, damaged or altered significantly. |
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The details of these walks including maps are published in a brochure which
you can download
Mt Eden Area - Maungawhau Heritage
Walks (602kb) PDF
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Published March 2008