State Highway 4 is a significant roadway located in the North Island of New Zealand. It runs from the city of Wellington in the south to the town of Te Kuiti in the north, covering a distance of approximately 300 kilometers. The highway serves as a vital link for both local and regional traffic, connecting various towns and communities along its route. The highway passes through diverse landscapes, including rolling hills, farmland, and forests. It also provides access to popular attractions such as Whanganui National Park and the Tongariro National Park, making it an important route for tourists exploring the natural beauty of the region.