Pukekohe is a city in the Auckland region. It is sandwiched in between the Manukau Harbour and the Waikato River. It was the home of Franklin District Council until 2010 when it joined up with the supercity of Auckland and prior to that it was Pukekohe Borough Council. It has 9 primary schools and one high school located in the town. It is situated on the edge of State Highway 22. It has two towns located nearby Waiuku and Tuakau.
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| Populated places |
- Ararimu
- Ardmore
- Āwhitu Peninsula
- Beachlands
- Bombay
- Brookby
- Buckland
- Clarks Beach
- Clevedon
- Drury
- Glenbrook
- Glenbrook Beach
- Grahams Beach
- Hunua
- Karaka
- Kawakawa Bay
- Kingseat
- Maraetai
- Matakawau Point
- Ōrere Point
- Runciman
- Paerata
- Patumahoe
- Pukekohe
- Puni
- Ramarama
- Waiau Pa
- Waiuku
- Whitford
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| Geographic features |
- Bombay Hills
- Hunua Ranges
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| Facilities and attractions |
- Āwhitu Regional Park
- Duder Regional Park
- Glenbrook Vintage Railway
- Hunua Ranges Regional Park
- Ōmana Regional Park
- Orere Point Regional Park
- Tāpapakanga Regional Park
- Tawhitokino Regional Park
- Waitawa Regional Park
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| Government |
- Auckland Council
- Franklin Local Board
- Franklin ward
- Franklin District Council (defunct)
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