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Devonport

Devonport is a historic seaside village at the tip of Auckland's North Shore, settled around the naval station the Royal New Zealand Navy has occupied since 1841 and originally called Flagstaff after the signal station on Takarunga, or Mount Victoria. The Devonport Steam Ferry Company's 1881 service to the city turned it into a commuter suburb, and its Victorian shopfronts, the ferry wharf and the views from Mount Victoria still draw visitors today. A short ferry ride from downtown Auckland, it remains a compact, well-preserved village of cafes, galleries and heritage homes wrapped around the navy base.

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What is Devonport known for?

Devonport is a historic seaside village at the tip of Auckland's North Shore, settled around the naval station the Royal New Zealand Navy has occupied since 1841 and originally called Flagstaff after the signal station on Takarunga, or Mount Victoria. The Devonport Steam Ferry Company's 1881 service to the city turned it into a commuter suburb, and its Victorian shopfronts, the ferry wharf and the views from Mount Victoria still draw visitors today. A short ferry ride from downtown Auckland, it remains a compact, well-preserved village of cafes, galleries and heritage homes wrapped around the navy base.

What region is Devonport in?

Devonport is in the Auckland region of New Zealand.

What is the population of Devonport?

Devonport has an estimated population of around 5,100 (Stats NZ estimate).

How many businesses are in Devonport?

List-It lists 60+ Devonport businesses across 13 categories, sourced from the NZ Companies Register (NZBN) and verified owner claims.

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