New Zealand State Highway 2 - Major Intersections

Major Intersections

Territorial authority Location km Destinations Notes
Franklin District Pokeno 0 SH 1 north
(Waikato Expressway)
Auckland		 SH 2 begins
SH 1 south
(Waikato Expressway)
Hamilton
Waikato District District contains no major junctions
Hauraki District Mangatarata 34 SH 25
Thames, Coromandel Peninsula
37 SH 27
Matamata, Tirau
Paeroa Waihou River
72 SH 26 north
(Arney Street)
Coromandel Peninsula, Thames		 SH 2/SH 26 concurrency begins
73 SH 26 south
(Te Aroha Road)
Hamilton		 SH 2/SH 26 concurrency ends
Waihi 93 SH 25/Pacific Coast Highway
Whangamata, Tairua		 SH 2/Pacific Coast Highway concurrency begins
Western Bay of Plenty District District west of Tauranga contains no major junctions
Tauranga City Cambridge Heights 149 Waihi Road
Otumoetai
Tauranga City 151 SH 2A
(Tamatea Arikinui Drive)
Tauranga South, Greerton, Welcome Bay, Maungatapu
153 Elizabeth St
City Centre
154 Chapel St
Otumoetai
City Centre		 Grade Separated Junction
155 Port of Tauranga Grade Separated Junction
Mount Maunganui 157 Totara St
Mount Maunganui
160 Maunganui Road (North)
Mount Maunganui
Omanu Beach		 Also known as the Hewletts Road Flyover
Te Maunga 164 SH 29
Welcome Bay
Tauranga South
Hamilton, New Zealand
Western Bay of Plenty District Paengaroa 189 SH 33
Rotorua
Whakatane District Matata 223 Pacific Coast Highway
(Arawa Street)
Whakatane
Hawkens Junction 232 SH 34
(Awaiti South Road)
Kawerau, Rotorua		 SH 2/Pacific Coast Highway concurrency ends
Edgecumbe Rangitaiki River
Awakeri 242 SH 30 west
Rotorua		 SH 2/SH 30 concurrency begins
243 SH 30 east
Whakatane		 SH 2/SH 30 concurrency ends
Opotiki District Kerurutahi 285 Pacific Coast Highway
(Wainui Road)
Whakatane		 SH 2/Pacific Coast Highway concurrency begins
Opotiki 304 SH 35/Pacific Coast Highway
(St John Street)
Te Kaha, Te Araroa		 SH 2/Pacific Coast Highway concurrency ends
Gisborne District Makaraka 443 Pacific Coast Highway
(Main Road)
Gisborne, Te Araroa		 SH 2/Pacific Coast Highway concurrency begins
Matawhero 444 SH 35
(Awapuni Road)
Gisborne
Wairoa District North Clyde 533 SH 38
(Mahia Avenue)
Frasertown, Lake Waikaremoana
Hastings District District north of Napier contains no major junctions
Napier City Bay View 638 SH 5/Thermal Explorer Highway
(Eskdale Drive)
Taupo
Westshore 647 SH 2B
(Hawkes Bay Expressway)
Hastings
Napier Central 649 SH 50 north
(Hyderabad Road)
Port		 SH 2/SH 50 concurrency begins
650 SH 50 south
(Taradale Road)
Taradale, Hastings, Wellington		 SH 2/SH 50 concurrency ends
Pacific Coast Highway and SH2/Pacific Coast Highway concurrency ends
Classic New Zealand Wine Trail and SH 2/Classic NZ Wine Trail concurrency begins
Hastings District Karamu 669 SH 2 temporarily ends
Pakipaki 678 SH 2 resumes
SH 50A
(Hawkes Bay Expressway)
Napier
Central Hawke's Bay District Takapau 743 SH 50
Tikokino, Ongaonga
Tararua District Manawatu River
Woodville 802 SH 3
(Vogel Street)
Palmerston North
Ngawapurua 808 Manawatu River
Masterton District District contains no major junctions
Carterton District
South Wairarapa District Greytown 909 Classic NZ Wine Trail
(Moroa Plains Road)
Martinborough		 SH 2/Classic NZ Wine Trail concurrency ends
Featherston 921 SH 53/Classic NZ Wine Trail
(Revans Street)
Martinborough		 SH 2/Classic NZ Wine Trail concurrency begins
Upper Hutt City District contains no major junctions
Hutt City Manor Park 962 SH 58
(Haywards Hill Road)
Pauatahanui, Porirua
Wellington City Ngauranga 979 SH 1 north/Classic NZ Wine Trail south
(Hutt Road)
Ngauranga, Porirua, Picton Ferry		 SH 2/Classic NZ Wine Trail concurrency ends
Traffic for The Interislander ferry to Picton and the South Island exits here.
SH 1 south
(Wellington Urban Motorway)
City Centre, Airport		 SH 2 ends
Hutt City Manor Park 995 Hutt City Porirua

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