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Waitaki Postcodes: 7999 to 9598 | Otago

Postcodes for Waitaki range from 7999 to 9598 in Otago, New Zealand. To find exact Postcodes and postcodes within Waitaki, choose from the districts below.

Postal Codes for Places in Waitaki

Showing 93 places in Waitaki. Last verified with official records on April 19, 2026.

Ahuriri Conservation Park
Airedale
Alma
Aviemore
Awamoa
Awamoko
Ben Omar
Benmore
Birchwood
Black Point
Bucklands Crossing
Bushey
Cormacks
Corriedale
Danseys Pass
Deborah
Dunback
Duntroon
Earthquakes
Elderslie
Elephant Hill
Enfield
Five Forks
Flag Swamp
Fuchsia Creek
Georgetown
Glenavy
Glenbrook
Glenpark
Goodwood
Green Valley
Hampden
Herbert
Hilderthorpe
Hillgrove
Hopkins Valley
Inch Valley
Incholme
Island Cliff
Island Stream
Kakanui
Kauru Hill
Kia Ora
Kokoamo
Kurow
Lake Ohau
Livingstone
Macraes
Maerewhenua
Maheno
Makareao
Maraeweka
Meadowbank
Moeraki
Moonlight
Morrisons
Mount Fortune
Mount Stalker
Mount Trotter
Nenthorn
Ngapara
Oamaru
Omarama
Otekaieke
Otematata
Otiake
Palmerston
Papakaio
Peebles
Pukeuri
Quailburn
Queens Flat
Reidston
Richmond
Rosebery
Round Hill
Shag Point
Stoneburn
Tapui
Teschemakers
The Dasher
Tokarahi
Totara
Totara Peak
Twizel
Waianakarua
Waihemo
Waikaura
Waitaki Bridge
Waynes
Whitstone
Windsor
Windsor Park

Sample Address Format for Waitaki

Sender
[Sender Name]
[Sender Street Address]
[City, ZIP]
[Country]
Recipient
[Recipient Name]
Street Address / PO Box
Waitaki, Otago, 9412
NEW ZEALAND

Waitaki on the Map

The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Waitaki district councils in New Zealand.

Waitaki Quick Facts

CountryNew Zealand (NZ)
Administrative PathNew Zealand β†’ Otago
Postal Code7999~9598
RegionsOtago
ISO CodesNZ / NZL / 554
Top-level domain (ccTLD).nz
Coordinates-44.754778, 170.515192
Places93

What to Know About Waitaki

Key Facts

Waitaki is a territorial authority district located in the southeastern part of New Zealand's South Island, within the Otago region. Situated along the Pacific coast, Waitaki covers an area of approximately 7,151 square kilometers and has a population of around 23,300 people according to recent estimates. The district is named after the Waitaki River, which forms its northern boundary and is one of New Zealand's major rivers. Waitaki is administratively divided into three main wards: Corriedale, Ahuriri, and Waihemo, which encompass various towns and rural communities including the main center of Oamaru. The district features diverse landscapes ranging from coastal plains to the Southern Alps in the northwest, with significant agricultural activity, particularly sheep farming and dairy production. Waitaki is also known for its distinctive Victorian-era architecture in Oamaru's historic precinct and the nearby Moeraki Boulders geological formation. This comprehensive information helps users understand the district's structure when accessing postal code and administrative details for its various towns and settlements.

Neighboring Regions

  • Mackenzie District
  • Waimate District
  • Central Otago District

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