View Full Version : Where are these places?
LilSel
23rd November 2006, 11:41
I have just about given up looking for maps that show where they are lol..
Can somebody please tell me if TOKOROA the same as WHANGAPOUA??
Or are they like close to each other?? :o
(My NI map book has gone walkabouts from my desk grrr)
The_Dover
23rd November 2006, 11:43
they're fuckin miles apart.
tokoroa is on the way to taupo (bout halfway between hamilton and taupo) and whangapoua is at the top of the coromandel , over the hill from coro town.
Whynot
23rd November 2006, 11:46
did you try
wises.co.nz
or
maps.google.com
?
skelstar
23rd November 2006, 11:47
www.smaps.co.nz is quite good too.
LilSel
23rd November 2006, 11:47
Ah :shit: !!!!
Thats not what I was hoping to hear lol...
Thanks Dover :)
Better put my thinking cap on now and figure out how to fix the mess lol :Oops:
Whynot
23rd November 2006, 11:49
Distance: 225.876 km|Estimated travel time: 2 hrs 31 min
LilSel
23rd November 2006, 11:51
ah didnt know about that smaps one.
Just tried it out... is cool.
I googled and googled and googled some more... but to no avail.
Quickest answer was here :D
Blackbird
23rd November 2006, 12:05
I have just about given up looking for maps that show where they are lol..
Can somebody please tell me if TOKOROA the same as WHANGAPOUA??
Or are they like close to each other?? :o
(My NI map book has gone walkabouts from my desk grrr)
I see you're from Auckland - that might explain everything:innocent:
Do you actually travel south over the Bombays without needing string to find your way back?
Pisstaking aside, Tokoroa is right on SH1 and you must have passed through it at least once, surely. Admittedly not big, but still has a pop. of 14000.
Geoff
TOKOROA
LilSel
23rd November 2006, 12:18
I see you're from Auckland - that might explain everything:innocent:
Do you actually travel south over the Bombays without needing string to find your way back?
Pisstaking aside, Tokoroa is right on SH1 and you must have passed through it at least once, surely. Admittedly not big, but still has a pop. of 14000.
Geoff
TOKOROA
LOL... yeah I have been thru many a time... Just not so good with locations... Know the names... and know I drive thru them etc... I had no idea where Whangapoua was though... No wonder they couldnt find the meter then :Oops:
Managed to get to wellington and back a few times without string...
(we used bread crumbs instead).
Maybe ill take some string with me on Friday when I go down tho... might come in handy. :yes:
Blackbird
23rd November 2006, 12:24
LOL... yeah I have been thru many a time... Just not so good with locations... Know the names... and know I drive thru them etc... I had no idea where Whangapoua was though... No wonder they couldnt find the meter then :Oops:
Managed to get to wellington and back a few times without string...
(we used bread crumbs instead).
Maybe ill take some string with me on Friday when I go down tho... might come in handy. :yes:
Hahaha. Actually, I quite often ride the bike over to Whangapoua for an ice cream when I'm up at Coromandel - gorgeous spot. Not many people seem to know about New Chums beach which is at the western end of Whangapoua. Apparently voted best beach in NZ by travel writers. Not that I'd know as I can't ride right up to it - you have to walk for half an hour, haha.
LilSel
23rd November 2006, 12:34
I think I need to work on my geography lol
dawnrazor
23rd November 2006, 21:35
did you try
wises.co.nz
or
maps.google.com
?
google maps is a far superior beast when compared to wises, faster as well. used to like wises, but not anymore. GOOGLE is ther anything it can't do....well quite a lot actually, but it is good at stuff like this.
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