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Soo'fVi UX*!5-1 /-?c( Environmental Protection Report LOCATIONS OF LICENSED ABSTRACTIONS AND HYDROMETRIC STATIONS January 1 992 F W P / 9 2 / 0 0 2 Author: B Steele Technical Assistant, Freshwater NRA National Rivers Authority C V M Davies South West Region Environmental Protection Manager <J o J LOCATIONS OF LICENSED ABSTRACTIONS AND HTORCMETRIC STATIONS TECHNICAL REPORT FWP/92/002 The maps and index in this report bring together summary information from the Hydrometric and Water Resources Sections. They provide a visual presentation of the spatial distribution of the larger currently licensed water abstractions within defined catchments. Also shown are NRA monitoring sites for Flood Warning, Rainfall, Climate, Groundwater Status and Flow Gauging Sites. Information is current for the date displayed. The inclusion of reference numbers enables data to be accessed easily for further details as required, either internally or externally. When used in conjunction with the Water Quality Maps and Index, (report FWP/92/001) they provide a compatible display of 'activities' (within catchments). It has been necessary to display the information in two separate reports for clarity. Most abstractors of natural (non-mains) water supplies are required to hold a Licence under the Water Resources Act 1991. There are however some significant exceptions to this principle, the main ones are listed below * Abstractions from groundwater for own private domestic use where quantity is less than 20 cubic metres per day. * Abstractions from inland waters (surface water) on abstractors own property for either agricultural and/or own private domestic use, provided that the aggregate quantity for those uses is less than twenty cubic metres per day. * Abstractions from groundwater in certain areas of the Region (ie parts of North and Mid Devon and South Hams) irrespective of volume or use, as allowed for in the Devon Rivers Authority (Exceptions from Control) Order 1970.. see attached map. There are numerous legal unlicensed abstractions throughout the region. The locations of many of these are not known to the NRA and there has been no obligation on these abstractors to notify the NRA. If these abstractions are used for drinking water, then the locations will be registered by the Environmental Health Officers of Local Authorities, as part of their responsibilities under EC Directive on the quality of water intended for human consumption (80/778/EEC). This information will be available to NRA. For the sake of consistency and clarity, only licensed abstractions where the aggregate total of all uses is greater than twenty cubic metres per day have been plotted on the maps and quoted in the lists. There are many licences below this value, but displaying them on this scale of map proved inpossible for several catchments. In the abstraction lists, the locations of the water sources are shown by National Grid References. Two entries joined by a means abstraction between the two points. Location text describes approximate site of water use and the Additional Details provide an indication of broad categories of licensed abstraction uses. It should be noted that the 'maps' in these reports are not designed to be accurate Ordnance Survey Maps. They are diagrammatic representations of catchments designed to fit A4 format with grid numbers and an approximate scale provided as an aid to location. There may be apparent discrepancies between the two forms of presentation. Accurate grid references are provided by the lists. ENVIRONMENT AGENCY 110259 National Rivers Authority South West Region NRA Wessex Region Niffoml Rhwrt Authorfly South Witt Rtgton Generalised area falling within the Devon River Authority (Exceptions from Control) Order 1970 For details contact Abstraction Licensing Section LOCATIONS OF LICENSED ABSTRACTIONS AND HYDROMETRIC STATIONS 1991 TECHNICAL REPORT NO. FWP/92/002 LIST OF CATCHMENTS CATCHMENT CATCHMENT (SUB-CATCHMENT) NUMBER lA Lim 2B Axe (Coly & Umborne) 2C Axe (upper Axe) 2D Axe (Yarty) 3A Sid 4b Otter (river catchment) 5A Exe (estuary, Kenn, Alphin) 5B Exe (Clyst) 5C Exe (Culm) 5D Exe (Exe & Dart) 5e & 5F Exe (Batherm & Lowman) SG & 5H Exe (upper Exe and Barle) 5J & 5K Exe (Creedy) 6a & 6B Teign (Lemon) 6C Teign 6D Teign (Bovey) 6A Torbay Streams 7A Dart (Harbourne) 7B Dart (lower Dart) 7B Dart (upper Dart) 8a Gara (incl. Kingsbridge estuary streams) 8A & 8B Avon 9A & 9B Erme 10a & 10B Yealm 11A & 11B Plym (including Meavy) 12B Tamar (upper estuary) 12C & 12D Tavy 12F & 12G Tamar (Lyd, Thrushel & Wolf) 12H Carey 12J, 12K & 12L Tamar (upper Tamar, Claw & Deer) CATCHMENT CATCHMENT (SUB-CATCHMENT) NUMBER 12M & 12N Tamar (Ottery and Kensey) 12E & 12P Tamar (Inny) 12A, 12Q & 12R Lynher 13A Seaton 14A, 14B & 14C Looe 15a Fowey (estuary) 15B Fowey 16A, 17A & 18A Par, Crinnis & St Austell 18A South Cornwall (Caerhayes) 19A & 19B Fal (estuary) 19C Fal 19D Tresillian 19D Kenwyn & Allen 19E Carnon and Kennal 19A Helford & Fal Estuary 19A Lizard 20A Cober 21A & 22A Land's End (1) Land's End (2) 22A & 22B Hayle 23A Red & Portreath 23A Perranporth 24a Gannel 25A Menalhyl 25A Camel (estuary) 25B & 25C Camel (including De Lank) 25D Camel (Allen) 26A North Cornwall Streams 26A Valency 26A Crackington Streams 27A Strat & Neet 28A Hartland 29A Torridge (estuary and Yeo) 29B Torridge (Mere and Mid-Torridge) 29C Torridge (Waldon and upper Torridge) 29C Torridge (Lew) CATCHMENT CATCHMENT (SUB-CATCHMENT) NUMBER 29D Torridge (Okement) 30A Taw (estuary) 30B Taw (mid-Taw) 30C & 30D Taw (including Yeo [Lapford]) 30E Taw (Little Dart) 30F & 30G Taw (Mole) 3Oh Taw (Yeo [Barnstaple]) 31A North Devon Streams 32a Lyn Lim Catchment 1A KEY o Rain Gauging Station A Groundwater Gauging Station □ Flow Gauging Station * Climatic Station X Flood Warning Station Ground Water Abstractions: Surface Water Abstractions: ■ 20.0 * 999.9 cubic metres per day • 20.0 - 999.9 cubic metres per day (H 1000 - 9999.9 cubic metres per day 1000 • 9999.9 cubic metres per day 0 10000 - 99999999.9 cubic metres per day © 10000 - 99999999.9 cubic metres pet day TL TidaJ Limit - Mean High Water (OS Maps) ----------- Catch mem Boundary NRA South West/January 1992 132 134 LIM CATCHMENT 1A NO REFERENCE NGR LOCATION ADDITIONAL DETAILS RAIN GAUGING STATIONS 1 RF351986 SY31509130 Pinhay SURFACE WATER ABSTRACTION SITES (20.0 - 999.9 cubic metres per day) 1 00/0787 SY31409480 Amhurst Farm, Pisciculture (Fish Rearing) Yawl, Uplyme SURFACE WATER ABSTRACTION SITES (1000.0 - 9999.9 cubic metres per day) 1 00/0786 SY31509500- Amhurst Farm, Pisciculture (Fish Ponds) SY31509480 Yawl, Uplyme GROUND WATER ABSTRACTION SITES (20.0 - 999.9 cubic metres per day) 1 00/0838 SY32009450 Yawl House Private; Water Bottling Uplyme Lyme Regis GROUND WATER ABSTRACTION SITES (1000.0 - 9999.9 cubic metres per day) 1 00/0790 SY31209040 Pinhay Springs South West Water PLC NRA South West/January 1992 Coly & Umborne Catchment 2A & 2B ST01 NRA South West/January 1992 COLY & UMBORNE CATCHMENT 2A & 2B NO REFERENCE NGR LOCATION ADDITIONAL DETAILS RAIN GAUGING STATIONS 1 RF353195 SY17609590 Farway, Tedbridge 2 RF353419 ST21400040 Wilmington, Pumping Station 3 RF353471 SY24809660 Seaton Junction 4 RF353510 SY23609220 Holyford 5 RF353608 SY23108940 Windybridge, Beer FLOW GAUGING STATIONS (SURFACE) 1 SY29F052 SY26209530 Whitford,River Axe Flood Warning Station GROUNDWATER GAUGING STATIONS 1 SY29G016 SY21159043 Beer 2 SY29G050 SY28869197 Rousdon No IB 3 SY39G052 SY30509142 Whitlands FLOOD WARNING STATIONS 1 174 SY21709480 Bonehayne 2 175 SY25309260 Colyford 3 176 SY21700010 Wilmington 4 167 ST23400230 Goren Rain Gauge SURFACE WATER ABSTRACTION ,SITES (20 .0 - 999.9 cubic metres per day) 1 00/0592 SY22809870 - Platts Farm Spray Irrigation (Summer) SY23309790 Shute, Axminster 2 00/0631 SY21609490 - Bonehayne Farm, Spray Irrigation (Summer) SY223094 50 Colyton 3 00/0632 SY21509470 Bonehayne Farm, Spray Irrigation (Summer) Colyton 4 00/0633 SY226094 30 Bonehayne Farm, Spray Irrigation (Summer) Colyton 5 00/0654 SY27809730 J R Pratt & Son, Industrial Processing:Quarrying Kilmington 6 00/0722 SY18609500 Goldacre, Farway Spray Irrigation (Winter) Colyton 7 00/0762 SY17609650 Netherton Estate, Private: Amenity Farway Ornamental Leat 8 00/0822 SY25909320 - Bindon Manor Spray Irrigation (Summer) SY26109340 Estate, Axmouth 9 00/0601 SY21409 520'- Purlsbridge Farm, Spray Irrigation (Summer) SY21409510 Colyton 10 00/0611 SY225094 50 Cadhayne Farm, Spray Irrigation (Summer) SY23109440 Colyton SURFACE WATER ABSTRACTION SITES (1000.0 - 9999.9 cubic metres per day) 00/0678 SY23109200- Holyford Intake South West Water PLC SY2 3409220 Ponds 00/0684 SY24009430 Hamlyns Mill, Industrial Processing: Colyton Water Power 3 00/0835 SY26109530 Whitford Bridge South West Water PLC 4 00/0846 SY24609640 Lexhayne Mill Pisciculture Shute NRA South West/January 1992 COLY & UMBORNE CATCHMENT 2A & 2B (cont) NO REFERENCE NGR LOCATION ADDITIONAL DETAILS SURFACE WATER ABSTRACTION SITES (10000.0 - 99999999.9 cubic metres per day) 1 00/0847 SY24909320 Coles Mill Private: Power Generation Colyton GROUND WATER ABSTRACTION SITES (20.0 - 999.9 cubic metres per day) 00/0060 SY22109490 Lawdeshayne, Agriculture Colyton 2 00/0218 SY18009940 Colwell, Honiton, Private: Recreation/Hotels/ Honiton Golf Club Domestic/Schools/Sports Agriculture Spray Irrigation (Summer) 3 00/0227 SY21909160 Ashdown Caravan Agriculture Park, and Farms, Private: Holiday Camp/ Colyton Domestic 4 00/0437 SY27209070- Bindon Manor Agriculture SY27109070 Estate, Axmouth 5 00/0482 SY18209000 Edge Farm Agriculture Branscombe
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    ENVIRONMENT AGENCY SOUTH WEST REGION 1997 ANNUAL HYDROMETRIC REPORT Environment Agency Manley House, Kestrel Way Sowton Industrial Estate Exeter EX2 7LQ Tel 01392 444000 Fax 01392 444238 GTN 7-24-X 1000 Foreword The 1997 Hydrometric Report is the third document of its kind to be produced since the formation of the Environment Agency (South West Region) from the National Rivers Authority, Her Majesty Inspectorate of Pollution and Waste Regulation Authorities. The document is the fourth in a series of reports produced on an annua! basis when all available data for the year has been archived. The principal purpose of the report is to increase the awareness of the hydrometry within the South West Region through listing the current and historic hydrometric networks, key hydrometric staff contacts, what data is available and the reporting options available to users. If you have any comments regarding the content or format of this report then please direct these to the Regional Hydrometric Section at Exeter. A questionnaire is attached to collate your views on the annual hydrometric report. Your time in filling in the questionnaire is appreciated. ENVIRONMENT AGENCY Contents Page number 1.1 Introduction.............................. .................................................... ........-................1 1.2 Hydrometric staff contacts.................................................................................. 2 1.3 South West Region hydrometric network overview......................................3 2.1 Hydrological summary: overview