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Takaro Ward
  
Takaro, Highbury, Westbrook, Cloverlea, NW part of Palmerston North Central

Takaro, Highbury, Westbrook, Cloverlea, NW part of Palmerston North Central
  
Three - Cr. Michael Feyen; Cr. Vaughn Dennison; Cr. David Ireland[2]

Takaro is a suburb and constituent ward of Palmerston North, Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand.

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Map of Takaro, Palmerston North, New Zealand

Population, features

Takaro is located east of Highbury, west of Palmerston North Hospital Area and north of the CBD. It had a resident population of 5,253 (2013), making up 6.6% of Palmerston North's population [1].

Takaro Bowling Club and Takaro Tennis Club provide some leisure relief here. The Masonic Court rest-home facility along with Rose A Lea and Palmerston Manor retirement homes also being Takaro.

There are two schools in Takaro: Our Lady of Lourdes School and Central Normal School

Street themes

Takaro has many themes:

  • British place names (Birmingham, Liverpool, Montrose, Glasgow, Gloucester, Manchester, Exeter)
  • Politicians (Seddon, Hobson)
  • Councillors (Wood)
  • Parks and Reserves

  • Takaro Park
  • Kawau Stream Reserve
  • Clausen Reserve
  • Gloucester Reserve
  • Coronation Park
  • Main streets

  • Main Street West
  • Tremaine Avenue
  • Cuba Street
  • Bryant Street
  • Lyndhurst Street
  • Seddon Street
  • Chelwood Street
  • Pascal Street
  • Featherston Street
  • Local and Central Government representation

  • Takaro is a part of the Takaro Ward in the Palmerston North City Council. It shares this with other suburbs: Cloverlea, Highbury, Westbrook.
  • Palmerston North (as at 2009) is represented by New Zealand Labour MP Iain Lees-Galloway
  • Takaro Ward

    Takaro Ward is located in the NW of Palmerston North City. The boundaries of the ward are generally considered to be Rangitikei Street in the E, and just before Cloverlea Road in the W. To the S, Pioneer Highway and to the N, the N.I.M.T.

    References

    Takaro Wikipedia