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2011 Rugby Union World Cup - Stadia | | 2011 Rugby Union World Cup - Stadia: Encyclopedia II - 2011 Rugby Union World Cup - Stadia | | The stadia that will host games will be announced in the first quarter of 2006. The NZRU have yet to confirm the location of any matches, but have said it would be likely that along with Eden Park in Auckland hosting the final, matches would be played at the other test venues in the country:
Carisbrook in Dunedin
Jade Stadium in Christchurch
Westpac Stadium in Wellington
Plans have been announced to increase the seating ...
See also:2011 Rugby Union World Cup, 2011 Rugby Union World Cup - Stadia, 2011 Rugby Union World Cup - Bids | | | 2011 Rugby Union World Cup, 2011 Rugby Union World Cup - Bids, 2011 Rugby Union World Cup - Stadia, Rugby Union World Cup | | |
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2011 Rugby Union World Cup - Stadia
The stadia that will host games will be announced in the first quarter of 2006. The NZRU have yet to confirm the location of any matches, but have said it would be likely that along with Eden Park in Auckland hosting the final, matches would be played at the other test venues in the country:
- Carisbrook in Dunedin
- Jade Stadium in Christchurch
- Westpac Stadium in Wellington
Plans have been announced to increase the seating capacity of Jade Stadium from 36,500 to up to 55,000.
Other stadia around the country that could receive games include:
- North Harbour Stadium in Albany
- Bay Park in Tauranga
- Waikato Stadium in Hamilton
- Rugby Park in Invercargill
- Arena Manawatu in Palmerston North
- Mclean Park (Napier) in Napier
- International Stadium in Rotorua
- Yarrow Stadium in New Plymouth
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