The only test at Lancaster Park that Carter played and McCaw didn't, was the 2004 victory over South Africa.
McCaw also has a perfect record in Auckland (21 wins at Eden Park, 1 at North Harbour Stadium) and Dunedin (5 wins at Carisbrook, two at Forsyth Barr Stadium) and one test victories at Mclean Park and Yarrow Stadium.
Outside of New Zealand he's played seven tests at Murrayfield, winning all of them.
Stadium Australia is the only ground McCaw has lost multiple tests. Apia Park was the 37th ground McCaw had played a test match.
Carter has a 95.3 percent record (43 tests, 41 victories) on New Zealand soil, just two defeats to South Africa in Dunedin 2008 and Hamilton 2009.
McCaw has a 96.6 percent, 59 tests and 57 victories.
Carter and McCaw aren't the only All Blacks departing at the end of the year with four teammates holding equally impressive records on home soil.
Keven Mealamu has actually played more tests at home than McCaw, with tonight's test being his 63rd in this country. He has suffered three defeats, one less than Ma'a Nonu whose four home defeats from 40 tests are the most in the All Blacks squad.
Tony Woodcock will play his 53rd home test, also having lost just three.
Conrad Smith won't take the field tonight but has suffered just one loss in 41 tests at home,
McCaw's perfect Christchurch record
At Lancaster - 7 wins 0 defeats, 1 try
At AMI Stadium - 1 win 0 defeat
Carter's perfect Christchurch record
At Lancaster - 7 wins 0 defeats, 2 tries, 15 cons, 23 pens
At AMI Stadium - 1 win 0 defeats, 1 con, 4 pens
