Recognised iwi in the Māori Fisheries Act 2004

Population: 509

Rohe (Tribal Area)

Mai i nga moutere o Rangitahua, ka heke mai kite motu o Manawatawhi, a ka tae atu ki Te Rerenga Wairua, neke atu kite motu a Pao, a, ka haere tonu ana kite awa o Waimimiha, a, ka heke mai kite maunga o Okahu, ka hau atu te awa o Whangatane, ka puta noa atu kite wahapu o Rangaunu ki a Rangiawhia, a, ka haere hoki ki a Murimotu, a, ka tae mai ano ki nga moutere o Rangitahua.

From the Kermadec Islands across to Three Kings Island across to Te Rerenga Wairua (Cape Reinga) south to the island of Pao and south along the Ninety Mile Beach to the river of Waimimiha, (Ahipara) inland to the hills of Okahu linking up to the Whangatane river and out into the Rangaunu harbour via Rangiawhia on the east coast than north to Murimotu (North Cape) and back to the Kermadec Islands.

Iwi rohe interest in local authority regions and districts

This rohe of Ngāi Takoto extends into the regions or districts of the following local authorities. This implies that the iwi has asserted a level of mana whenua / kaitiakitanga in each of these local authorities and should be consulted on Resource Management Act matters if they impact on those areas.

Regional Council

Northland Regional Council

Territorial Authority

Far North District Council

Hapū and Marae

Contact information for marae may be provided by the Representative Organisation at their discretion.

Ngāi Takoto is not hapū-based.

Marae

Iwi Representative Organisations