Iwi map Mapi iwi
This map can support you to answer the census question about your iwi affiliation.
This map has been sourced from Tātai – an iwi affiliation collection initiative through the Ministry of Health alongside Māori data experts from Data ILG, Te Puni Kōkiri, Ministry of Education, and Stats NZ.
Help
Select the region of your iwi on the map of Aotearoa New Zealand to view and select from a list of iwi. You can scroll through this list to find your iwi, or select the 'search to filter list of iwi' drop-down to type and filter the list.
Please make sure you select your iwi, and that you can see it listed at the bottom of the question.
You can select multiple iwi from the list, including iwi from different regions. To view iwi from a different region, use the map or 'select region' box to change your region selection. Then select your iwi from the list or start typing in the 'search to filter list of iwi' drop-down box.
If you prefer, or cannot find your iwi in the list, you can type in your iwi and region / rohe. You can do this by selecting the ‘type in your iwi’ button at the bottom of the question. Start typing your iwi name and select from the list that appears as you type, or type the full name of your iwi and region / rohe.
Please make sure that you select 'save' to save your iwi information, and that you can see it listed at the bottom of the question.
You can add multiple iwi. Once you have added your first iwi you can use the ‘type in your iwi’ button to add another iwi.
Yes. Please add all of your iwi.
You can select multiple iwi from the provided list, or type your iwi name(s) using the 'type in your iwi' button.
This information allows iwi to understand more about their people, where they are living, and how they are doing in different areas of life (such as housing, education, and employment). Iwi statistics are also used to inform the allocation of resources and funds to iwi, and to aid in iwi planning and social and economic development. Identifiable information about you is kept confidential.