1. Dunedin City - 196.3Mbps,
2. North Shore City - 54.3Mbps
3. Rotorua District - 52.8Mbps
4. Porirua City - 47.7Mbps
5. Auckland City - 45.4Mbps
6. Manukau City - 45Mbps
7. Lower Hutt City - 43.9Mbps
8. Masterton District - 43.4Mbps
9. Nelson City - 43Mbps
10. Papakura District - 42.7Mbps.
However, Northpower Fibre chief executive Darren Mason said around a third - if not more - of families and businesses in their communities are now connecting to fibre broadband.
"Adding all these connections to the equation in Christchurch, Hamilton, Tauranga, Whanganui, New Plymouth, Tokoroa, Hawera, Cambridge, Te Awamutu and Whangarei would have a dramatic impact on the true top 10 list," he said.
Northpower Fibre's average download connection speed for households and small businesses in Whangarei is 101.9Mbps, over Enable's network in Christchurch it is 101.7Mbps and Ultrafast's average across eight central North Island towns and cities is 86.5Mbps.
The local fibre company top 10 for fibre connection download speeds were:
1 Whangarei - 101.9Mbps (Northpower Fibre)
2 Christchurch -101.7Mbps (Enable)
3 Hamilton - 95.9Mbps (Ultrafast Fibre)
4 Hawera - 87.9Mbps (Ultrafast Fibre)
5 New Plymouth - 87Mbps (Ultrafast Fibre)
6 Whanganui - 83.8Mbps (Ultrafast Fibre)
7 Cambridge - 81.6Mbps (Ultrafast Fibre)
8 Te Awamutu - 80.7Mbps (Ultrafast Fibre)
9 Tauranga - 79.3Mbps (Ultrafast Fibre)
10 Tokoroa - 75.3Mbps (Ultrafast Fibre).
"We congratulate Chorus for having the fastest download speed in Dunedin - they are deserving of that position today," said Enable chief executive Steve Fuller.
Mr Mason said, "We're not going to stop at 1Gbps - Northpower Fibre recently completed a live trial with Calix to prove our network is capable of achieving speeds of 10Gig in a business and residential environment."
Ultrafast CEO, William Hamilton said, "Over 80 per cent of all new fibre broadband customers on our networks are demanding over 100Mbps speeds and we're talking thousands of new customers each month.
"There are three network providers - intrinsically linked to their local regional communities - that are driving these communities to embrace fibre broadband at a tremendous rate for the economic and social good of our cities.
"Open access fibre networks have changed the telecommunications landscape in New Zealand and consumers deserve to have access to correct data, which is why Northpower Fibre, ourselves and Enable have released these figures."