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Bay of Plenty region /
Water Quantity
Haparapara at Haparapara
The Haparapara rain gauge is situated inland from Te Kaha in the Raukumara Ranges, at an elevation of 1040 metres above sea level. This is a an important remote raingauge for the Bay of Plenty Regional Council, Gisborne District Council, and the Met Service as it is one of the only telemetered rain...
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Hawke's Bay region /
Water Quantity
Nuhaka
The Nuhaka River drains a catchment of 180 km2 in the north of the Hawke’s Bay region.
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Bay of Plenty region /
River Quality
Raukokore
The headwaters of the Raukokore River are known as the Mangahaupapa Stream, which forms part of the regional boundary between the Bay of Plenty Region and Gisborne District. There is some farmland in this area but the rugged and eroded terrain is predominantly covered with native bush. Gravel from...
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Gisborne region /
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Taruheru River
Waihirere Stream at Domain
Waihirere Domain is 14km from Gisborne city centre off Back Ormond Road on Waihirere Road. It's an iconic destination reserve for the region. It's approximately 52.82 hectares in size and is comprised of hill-slopes and cliffs lining part of the upper catchment of the Waihirere Stream.The southe...
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Gisborne region /
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Waipaoa River
Rere Rockslide - top
Listed in AA's Top 101 things to do in NZ - a very popular free adventure. Awarded Certificate of Excellence by Tripadvisor, listed as one of the most popular things to do in Gisborne. A 60 metre long smooth natural water slide ending in a large deep pool, makes it a popular adventure activity on t...
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Bay of Plenty region /
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Lake Rotoiti
Lake Rotoiti at Hinehopu
The sandy beach here is readily accessible by car and has picnic areas, public toilets and also coin-operated bbqs. Lake Rotoiti is popular for water sports and fishing.
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Bay of Plenty region /
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Lake Rotoiti
Lake Rotoiti at Otaramarae
Lake Rotoiti is popular for water sports and fishing. Travel on SH33 for 2.6km past the Okere Falls Store and turn right onto Maniatutu Road, then right onto Otaramarae Road. There is a boat ramp and playground where the road reaches the lake.
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Lake Rotoiti
Lake Rotoiti at Okawa Bay
This embayment has multiple access point and a popular launching point for boating activities. Lake Rotoiti is popular for water sports and fishing.
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Bay of Plenty region /
Water Quantity
East Coast
This water management area (WMA) has a low population density with small isolated communities and a high deprivation index. Many of the river catchments are steep and short, and at risk of severe erosion during intense rainfall resulting in increased sedimentation.
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Gisborne region /
River Quality
Waiapu River
The Waiapu River is formed by the joining of the Mata River, which flows north-east from the Raukumara Ranges, and the Tapuaeroa River near Ruatoria township. The Waiapu is perhaps the most famous river in our region from a perspective of pre-European history. Its name is found in Tahiti and it offe...
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River Awards highlight national waterways improvement projects
Judging is underway for the River Story Award section in this year’s Cawthron Foundation 2018 New Zealand River Awards. The River Story Award is awarded to the individual or community with the most interesting and compelling story about working to improve the health of a river, or rivers generally.
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Judging is underway to select the best River Stories for 2019 as part of the New Zealand River Awards
The New Zealand River Awards are organised by Cawthron Institute to highlight projects that have a positive impact on waterways around Aotearoa New Zealand. The Awards recognise the most improved rivers from around the country, with the Supreme Award going to the most improved river.
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