Bay Freemans Bay Saint Marys Bay Hobson: Auckland CBDCBD Epsom Greenlane Newmarket One Tree Hill Parnell Remuera Mechanics Bay Grafton Newton Eastern Bays: Mission Bay Kohimarama Saint Heliers Ōrākei Glendowie Meadowbank Saint Johns Tamaki–Maungakiekie: Glen Innes Point England Tāmaki Panmure Mount Wellington Ellerslie Ōtāhuhu Westfield Southdown Penrose Oranga Te Papapa Onehunga Royal Oak Stonefields Note: CBD - central business district For the suburbs of the other cities within the Auckland urban area, see North Shore, Manukau, Waitakere and Papakura. Roads Dominion Road – an arterial road running north–south across most of the central isthmus Great North Road – begins as a continuation of Karangahape Road and runs south-westward before crossing into what was Waitakere City Great South Road – runs south from Epsom and crosses from Ōtāhuhu into what was Manukau City Karangahape Road – a commercial street running west–east and intersecting Queen Street at the southern edge of the CBD Portage Road – in Ōtāhuhu, the southernmost suburb, following the path of Te Tō Waka, the Māori canoe portage between the Tāmaki River and the Manukau Harbour, intersecting Great South Road Queen Street – the main commercial street, running south, uphill from Queens Wharf through the CBD Tāmaki Drive – a coastal road running eastward from the eastern edge of the CBD to Saint Heliers Sister cities and friendship cities Auckland City had six sister cities and two friendship city relationships. All of these cities except Hamburg (Germany) and Galway (Ireland) are located around the Pacific Rim. See also Auckland waterfront Auckland isthmus References A Complete Guide To Heraldry by A.C. Fox-Davies 1909. External links Auckland City Council website, the local authority for Auckland History of Auckland City by Graham Bush Heart of the City website by the Auckland CBD business' association Heritage Walks: The Engineering Heritage of Auckland, historic text, 360° panoramas and heritage imagery accessed through an interactive map Territorial authorities of New Zealand Populated places established in 1871 Populated places disestablished in 2010 History of Auckland Former subdivisions of the Auckland Region