Waimakariri United AFC

Waimakariri United logo

Full name

Waimakariri United Association Football Club

Nickname(s)

Waimak United

Founded

2008

Ground

Kendall Park, Kaiapoi
Maria Andrews Park, Rangiora

Home colours

Welcome sign to Maria Andrews Park, one of the club's home pitches

Waimakariri United is a football club based in Rangiora, New Zealand. It was formed in 2008 through the merger of two North Canterbury teams, Kaiapoi Town (formerly based at Kendall Park, Kaiapoi) and Rangiora FC (formerly based at Maria Andrews Park, Rangiora).

External links

Football clubs based in Canterbury

North Canterbury	Kaiapoi Rangiora Waimakariri

Christchurch	Avon United Burnside Burwood Canterbury United Cashmere Wanderers Christchurch City Christchurch United Ferrymead Bays Halswell United H.S.O.B. Mainland Pride New Brighton Nomads United Papanui-Redwood Parklands Rangers Riccarton Shamrock St. Albans-Shirley Woolston Technical Universities Western

Mid Canterbury	Ashburton Ashburton Collegiate Mid-Canterbury United

South Canterbury	Northern Hearts Timaru City Timaru Thistle West End AFC

The Waimakariri District, Canterbury, New Zealand

Main towns

Minor towns
and localities

Ashley
Burnt Hill
Clarkville
Coopers Creek
Cust
Eyreton
Eyrewell Forest
Fernside
Flaxton
Glentui
Kairaki
Loburn
Ohoka
Okuku
Sefton
Swannanoa
The Pines Beach
Tuahiwi
Waikuku
West Eyreton
Ashley Forest
Ashley Gorge
Bennetts
Bexley
Carleton
Coldstream
Gammans Creek
Glenburn
Horrellville
Lees Valley
Loburn North
Mandeville North
Ohapuku
Okuku Range
Rockford
Saltwater Creek
Springbank
Starvation Hill
Summerhill
The Warren
View Hill
Wetheral
Whiterock
Wilsons Siding
Woodend Beach

Schools

Primary

Secondary

Area

Disestablished

Primary	Okuku Whiterock

Facilities

Sports clubs

Electorates

Historic	Ashley Hurunui Kaiapoi Rangiora

Current	Kaikōura Waimakariri

Member of
Parliament

for the Kaikōura electorate	N Doug Kidd (1996–99) N Lynda Scott (1999–2005) N Colin King (2005–14) N Stuart Smith (2014–present)

for the Waimakariri electorate	L Mike Moore (1996–99) L Clayton Cosgrove (1999–2011) N Kate Wilkinson (2011–14) N Matthew Doocey (2014–present)

Mayor

Trevor Inch (1989–95)
Janice Skurr (1995–2001)
Jim Gerard (2001–07)
Ron Keating (2007–10)
David Ayers (2010–present)

Bodies of water

Transportation

Other

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