Symonds Street

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Symonds Street is a major historic thoroughfare in central Auckland, New Zealand, known for its early colonial landmarks and role as a key transport route.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf street
thoroughfare
connectsTo Anzac Avenue
Grafton Bridge
Grafton Road
Karangahape Road
Khyber Pass Road
linked to: Khyber Road

Mount Eden Road
linked to: Mount Albert Road

Wakefield Street
Wellesley Street East
country New Zealand
hasAdjacentNeighbourhood Auckland CBD
Grafton
Newton
hasCity Auckland
hasHeritageStatus historic significance
hasInfrastructure bus lanes
pedestrian crossings
signalised intersections
hasNameOrigin named after William Cornwallis Symonds
hasNearbyLandmark Auckland University of Technology City Campus
Grafton Bridge
St Paul’s Church, Symonds Street
Symonds Street Cemetery
Symonds Street Cemetery Anglican section
Symonds Street Cemetery Catholic section
Symonds Street Cemetery Jewish section
Symonds Street Cemetery Presbyterian section
University of Auckland City Campus
hasTransportRole key route between city centre and southern suburbs
hasUrbanFunction access to Auckland CBD
access to universities
north–south traffic route
historicalPeriod early colonial Auckland
knownFor early colonial landmarks
historic thoroughfare
key transport route
locatedIn Auckland
central Auckland
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Auckland Region
locatedInTimeZone New Zealand Standard Time
locatedOnLandmass North Island
partOf Auckland CBD
Auckland city centre
linked to: Auckland CBD
roadType urban arterial road
usedFor bus route
pedestrian traffic
public transport corridor
vehicular traffic

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Symonds Street Cemetery locatedOn Symonds Street