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Teddington

2 council reports at 2 addresses on Teddington, Governors Bay, on record since April 2024.

2 reports2 addresses2 days reported on2 on the registerfrom the air, then100 documents carry the name

Where it runs

8MHF+RC Teddington, 1 report8J7Q+7F Teddington, 1 reportDwelling and Setting, Ohinetahi: registerSt Cuthberts Vicarage: register

Each report dot is the average of the spots reports were filed from, where reporters stood on Teddington, not the street’s surveyed line. Register places with a known pin sit on it too. The strong outline is Governors Bay.

From the air, then

Teddington from the air, 1970-1974
1970-1974 · CC BY 3.0 NZ · LINZ

Sourced from Canterbury Maps and partners. LINZ, CC BY 3.0 NZ. Each frame is cut from Environment Canterbury’s historic imagery MapServer for that decade, only where the Footprints layer names a CC BY survey (NZAM-covered spots stay out). RetroLens holds more Crown aerials →

The numbered spots

What got reported

Year by year

On the register here

On foot, The bay and the hill walks this street.

Documents that name it

Records on the shelf that name Teddington, 100 in total; the 12 earliest:

The rest are a search away, the whole shelf, for the name →

The named ground

Named water within 150 m of a reported pin, measured to the line or the edge, the open map’s record.

Heard on the wire

Public posts that name the street, relayed, not verified.

As it was reported

Latest on record

Questions, answered briefly

Where is Teddington?

In Governors Bay, Christchurch, New Zealand.

What gets reported on Teddington?

2 reports at 2 addresses, most often trees & parks (4), rubbish & dumping (1), everything else (1).

When was Teddington first reported on?

2024, the record covers 2 separate days somebody filed something about it, through 2024.

What heritage places are on Teddington?

Dwelling and Setting, Ohinetahi, St Cuthberts Vicarage.

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