Photo: Roberto Machain / PexelsMarton · Marton
Marton is the largest town in the Rangitīkei, a service centre for some of the country's most productive sheep, beef and cropping land. Renamed in 1869 after Captain James Cook's birthplace, it grew around its junction on the North Island Main Trunk railway. Broad streets of heritage buildings and two long-established boarding schools give the town an old-school rural character.
Marton questions
What is Marton known for?
Marton is the largest town in the Rangitīkei, a service centre for some of the country's most productive sheep, beef and cropping land. Renamed in 1869 after Captain James Cook's birthplace, it grew around its junction on the North Island Main Trunk railway. Broad streets of heritage buildings and two long-established boarding schools give the town an old-school rural character.
What region is Marton in?
Marton is in the Manawatū-Whanganui region of New Zealand.
What is the population of Marton?
Marton has an estimated population of around 5,500 (Stats NZ estimate).
How many businesses are in Marton?
List-It lists 60+ Marton businesses across 9 categories, sourced from the NZ Companies Register (NZBN) and verified owner claims.
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