How many people live in the Hutt Valley?

How many people live in the Hutt Valley?

156,790 people
Hutt Valley District Health Board serves a population of 156,790 people (2020/21 projection). Hutt’s population tends to be similar to the national average, but with more people in the 30–59 age group.

How many beds does Hutt hospital have?

322
Profile & contact details

Premises name Hutt Valley Hospital
Address 638 High Street Boulcott Lower Hutt 5010
Total beds 322
Service types Psychogeriatric, Geriatric, Mental health, Childrens health, Maternity, Surgical, Medical

When was Hutt hospital built?

1944 – On 27 April the first patients are admitted to Hutt Hospital in ward 11, one of the four 50-bed wards in the Emergency Hospital. On May 15th Hutt Hospital is officially opened.

Where is the Hutt Valley?

New Zealand
The Hutt Valley is part of the Greater Wellington region in New Zealand and is near Wellington city. There are two cities in the valley and the Hutt River runs through it.

Why is it called the Hutt?

The city takes its name from the English name given to the river, named after one of the founding members, director and chairman of the New Zealand Company, Sir William Hutt.

Is Lower Hutt rural?

Most people live in main urban areas Most New Zealanders live in the urban areas. In 2018: 51.2% of the population lived in the major urban areas of Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington, Hamilton, Tauranga, Dunedin and Lower Hutt. 14.1% lived in large urban areas (such as Rotorua, Whanganui and Invercargill)

Where are the active cases in NZ?

Total cases by DHB

Location Active Total
Auckland 3598 118323
Bay of Plenty 1441 60836
Canterbury 6006 162767
Capital and Coast 3878 83661

What is Hutt Valley famous for?

Best known for creating woollen costumes for the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit films, Stansborough uses the rarest wools from New Zealand to traditionally create and weave stunning collections of exquisite textile pieces.

What are the suburbs of the Hutt Valley?

Lower Hutt

Lower Hutt Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai (Māori)
Suburbs Korokoro Maungaraki Normandale Harbour View Tirohanga Belmont Kelson Petone Ava Alicetown Melling Boulcott Avalon Eastbourne Seaview Moera Waiwhetū Woburn Waterloo Fairfield Epuni Naenae Taita Stokes Valley Wainuiomata
Government
• Mayor Campbell Barry (Labour)

Is Lower Hutt a suburb?

Lower Hutt (Māori: Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai) is a city in the Wellington Region of New Zealand. Administered by the Hutt City Council, it is one of the four cities that constitute the Wellington metropolitan area.

What is Wellington’s Māori name?

Tara’s name is immortalised in many prominent landmarks. The Māori name for Wellington Harbour is Te Whanganui a Tara or the great Harbour of Tara.

What is Lower Hutt known for?

A single major aquifer dominates the lower Hutt Valley: the river, originally named Heretaunga, and since 2010 known as “Te Awa Kairangi / Hutt River”. Awakairangi in the Māori language means “river of food from the sky”.

Where do most Māori live?

the North Island
About 90% of Māori live in the North Island. Close to half the population in the Gisborne region is Māori, making it more Māori than any other region. About one-quarter of the population live in the southern North Island, and one-quarter in the South Island.

Where is Covid in NZ?

Total cases by DHB

Location Active Total
Auckland 3338 119324
Bay of Plenty 1319 61186
Canterbury 5453 164369
Capital and Coast 3238 84539

Why is the Hutt Valley called that?

Hutt Valley and the Hutt River were named in honour of Sir William Hutt, a New Zealand Company director. Ngāi Tara called the river Te Awakairangi – ‘the watercourse of greatest value’. It was navigable by canoe for some distance inland, providing access to a rich supply of food.

What are the suburbs in Upper Hutt?

List of Suburbs in Upper Hutt, Maps and Street Views

  • Birchville.
  • Brown Owl.
  • Clouston Park.
  • Ebdentown.
  • Elderslea.
  • Heretaunga.
  • Kingsley Heights.
  • Maidstone.

What is the best suburb in Lower Hutt?

All of the Western Hill suburbs of Lower Hutt are nice (Kelson, Belmont, Harbour View, Normandale, Maungaraki, Korokoro and especially Tirohanga) and are all very much perfectly safe and relaxed areas. I’d highly recommend Maungaraki, it is pretty fantastic!

Is Lower Hutt a good place to live?

OPINION: It’s no surprise to me that one of the best places to live in New Zealand, when we crunched the data for our Sweet Spots project, has turned out to be a suburb of Lower Hutt. The glorious panorama of Lower Hutt seen from Wainuiomata hill.

What does Tangi Te Keo mean?

weep and mourn
It is believed Tangi-te-keo, (Mt Victoria) was named after the soul of Whātaitai, which, after leaving the taniwha’s body, flew up to the top of this hill in the shape of a bird and proceeded to tangi (weep and mourn). From this spot one can also see Matiu (Somes) Island and Makaro (Ward) Island.