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1.3 Clutha District S C H E D U L E 1 1.3 Clutha District Water body Description of Mouth and Boundary* Mouth grid reference Boundary grid reference 31. Taieri River The ―mouth‖ where it enters the sea, the I45 (Edition 1 1980) I45 (Edition 1 1980) 923 ―boundary‖ at the downstream side of the 930 575, 936 582 581, 925 582 road bridge at Taieri Mouth. 32. Duckbend Creek The ―mouth‖ where it enters the sea, the I45 (Edition 1 1980) I45 (Edition 1 1980) 926 ―boundary‖ at the downstream side of the 930 570, 930 568 567, 927 569 Sawmill Road bridge. 33. Akatore Creek The ―mouth‖ where it enters the estuary, I45 (Edition 1 1980) I45 (Edition 1 1980) 904 the ―boundary‖ five times the width of the 905 516, 906 515 516, 905 515 mouth upstream. 34. Bull Creek The ―mouth‖ where it enters the sea, the H45 (Edition 1 1981) H45 (Edition 1 1981) 882 ―boundary‖ at the picnic area. 882 439, 884 440 439, 883 441 35. Tokomairiro The ―mouth‖ where it enters the sea, the H45 (Edition 1 1981) H45 (Edition 1 1981) 807 River ―boundary‖ five times the width of the 811 409, 813 411 410, 808 413 mouth upstream. 36. Wangaloa Creek The ―mouth‖ at the first constriction, the H46 (Edition 1 1981) H46 (Edition 1 1981) 782 ―boundary‖ at the second constriction. 785 357, 786 356 353, 781 354 37. Washpool Creek The ―mouth‖ where it enters the sea, the H46 (Edition 1 1981) H46 (Edition 1 1981) 751 ―boundary‖ at the downstream side of the 752 324, 754 325 326, 752 326 Wangaloa Mouth Road bridge. 38. Clutha The ―mouth‖ where it enters the sea, the H46 (Edition 1 1981) H46 (Edition 1 1981) 660 River/Mata-Au - ―boundary‖ five times the width of the 665 262, 668 263 264, 660 267 Matau Branch mouth upstream. 39. Clutha The ―mouth‖ where it enters the sea, the H46 (Edition 1 1981) H46 (Edition 1 1981) 639 River/Mata-Au - ―boundary‖ along the causeway and five 639 239, 641 241 247, 642 249, 640 242, Koau Branch times the width of the mouth upstream. 639 245 40. Karoro Creek The ―mouth‖ where it enters the sea, the H46 (Edition 1 1981) H46 (Edition 1 1981) 621 ―boundary‖ at the downstream side of the 623 184, 624 183 185, 623 184 Kaka Point Road bridge. 41. Nugget Stream The ―mouth‖ where it enters the sea, the H46 (Edition 1 1981) H46 (Edition 1 1981) 634 ―boundary‖ at the Nuggets Road bridge. 635 162, 636 164 162, 635 164 42. Owaka River The ―mouth‖ where it enters the Catlins H46 (Edition 1 1981) H46 (Edition 1 1981) 551 River, the ―boundary‖ at the downstream 552 110, 554 110 113, 553 113 side of the Pounawea bridge. 43. Catlins River The ―mouth‖ where it enters the Catlins G46 (Edition 1 1981) G46 (Edition 1 1981) 491 ‗Lake‘, the ―boundary‖ at the downstream 500 495, 501 493 082, 490 083 side of the Ratanui bridge. 44. Maclennan River The ―mouth‖ where it enters the G47 (Edition 1 1983) G47 (Edition 1 1983) 393 Tahakopa River, the ―boundary‖ at the 392 011, 391 013 013, 392 015 downstream side of the SH 92 road bridge between Centre Road and Puaho Road. 45. Tahakopa River The ―mouth‖ where the Maclennan River G47 (Edition 1 1983) G47 (Edition 1 1983) 385 enters, the ―boundary‖ five times the 390 014, 390 011 014, 385 015 width of the mouth upstream. 46. Fleming River The ―mouth‖ where it enters the Tautuku G47 (Edition 1 1983) G47 (Edition 1 1983) 346 River, the ―boundary‖ five times the 346 961, 347 962 962, 347 963 width of the mouth upstream. 47. Tautuku River The ―mouth‖ where the Fleming River G47 (Edition 1 1983) G47 (Edition 1 1983) 345 enters, the ―boundary‖ at the constriction 346 962, 347 961 960, 346 961 upstream. 48. Hurihuri Creek The ―mouth‖ where it enters the Waipati G47 (Edition 1 1983) G47 (Edition 1 1983) 293 estuary, the ―boundary‖ five times the 291 927, 292 926 928, 294 927 width of the mouth upstream. 49. Waipati River The ―mouth‖ where it enters the Waipati G47 (Edition 1 1983) G47 (Edition 1 1983) 281 estuary, the ―boundary‖ five times the 284 925, 294 924 924, 281 924 width of the mouth upstream. Taken from the NZMS 260 series of 1:50,000 scale maps. Regional Plan: Coast for Otago (Updated to 1 January 2012) 18-11 S C H E D U L E 1 18-12 Regional Plan: Coast for Otago (Updated to 1 January 2012) S C H E D U L E 1 Regional Plan: Coast for Otago (Updated to 1 January 2012) 18-13 S C H E D U L E 1 18-14 Regional Plan: Coast for Otago (Updated to 1 January 2012) S C H E D U L E 1 Regional Plan: Coast for Otago (Updated to 1 January 2012) 18-15 .
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