Chief executive Karleen Edwards is the biggest earner, bringing in $403,397 annually.
Four women and four men are paid between $220,000-$300,000, while eight men and five women receive between $180,000-$220,000.
In the $160,000-$180,000 salary band, there are nine women, and 13 men. Those figures excluded elected members.
Mayor Lianne Dalziel earns $187,064, Deputy Mayor Andrew Turner is paid $116,243, while city councillors received $100,688. Four of the 16 city councillors - not including Ms Dalziel - are women.
Four-hundred and twenty-eight city council staff earn up to $60,000, 279 of them being women.
More women earn between $60,000-$80,000 than men at the city council. But of those paid between $80,000-$100,000, 156 are women, while 217 are men.
One-hundred-and-seventy-eight men earn between $100,000-$120,000, compared to 75 women.
In the $120,000-$140,000 band, there are 36 women, compared to 86 men.
The gender pay gap has been a contentious issue this year, with a Human Rights Commission project released in March showing women earned $600,000 less on average than their male counterparts.
In comparison, out of the 601 Environment Canterbury staff, 303 are women. Chief Executive Bill Bayfield is the highest earner, getting $407,018.
Two women receive between $220,000-$299,999, compared to one man. One woman is paid between $180,000-$219,999.
The city council this month voted to adopt the Living Wage, which would see all its staff paid at least $20.20 an hour from the end of October.
It would cost $775,000 annually and benefit about 470 staff, who are currently paid below $20.20.
