For Military Usage
- Devonport Tunnels, Auckland
- Whangaparaoa Navy Camp, two sets of tunnels, Auckland
- Stony Batter, Waiheke Island
- Wrights Hill Fortress, Wellington
- Cracroft Caverns - Chamber, Christchurch
- Godley Head, Christchurch
- Cashin Quay - Extensive network in midway hillside, Lyttelton
- Taiaroa Head and Harington Point, Dunedin
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