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By Wetland Name Regionally Significant Wetlands Refer to Schedule 9 F Series Maps Index by Wetland Name Regionally Significant Wetlands Refer to Schedule 9 Wetland Name Map Index # City / District Wetland Name Map Index # City / District Akatore Creek Swamp F42 1 Clutha District Fernhill Marsh F51 42 Dunedin City All Day Bay Lagoon F60 2 Waitaki District Finegand Lagoon Marsh F38 43 Clutha District Andersons Pond Margins F52 3 Dunedin City Flat Top Hill Ephemeral Wetlands F17 44 Central Otago District Aramoana Saltmarsh F53 4 Dunedin City Fortification Creek Wetland Management Area F27 45 Central Otago District Belmont Inland Saline Wetland Management Area F22 6 Central Otago District Fortification Stream Headwaters Swamp F52 46 Dunedin City Bendigo Wetland F16 7 Central Otago District Frasers Stream Headwaters Marsh Complex F40 47 Clutha District Big Boggy Swamp F1 8 Queenstown Lakes District Galloway No 1 Inland Saline Wetland Complex F12 48 Central Otago District Black Rock Marshes F63 9 Dunedin City and Waitaki District Galloway No 2 Inland Saline Wetland Management Area F12 49 Central Otago District Black Swamp F29 10 Clutha District Gilmour Road Marsh F13 50 Central Otago District Blackcleugh Burn Swamp F28 11 Clutha District Glendhu Swamp F28 51 Clutha District Blackmans Inland Saline Wetland Management Area F12 12 Central Otago District Glenorchy Lagoon Wetland F8 52 Queenstown Lakes District Blair Fen F31 13 Clutha District Glyn Wye Wetland Management Area F51 53 Dunedin City Blair Swamp F31 14 Clutha District Governors Point Swamp F43 54 Clutha District Boundary Creek Fen F27 15 Central Otago District Great Moss Swamp F26 55 Dunedin City Braeside Swamp F57 16 Dunedin City Harrington Mill Road Swamp F31 56 Clutha District Bungtown Bog F47 17 Clutha District Hawkdun Runs Road Marsh F18 57 Central Otago District Butterfield Wetland F2 18 Queenstown Lakes District Hawksbury Lagoon F56 58 Dunedin City Cairn Road Bog F35 172 Clutha District Hazeldale Fens F49 59 Clutha District Camp Stream Swamp F40 19 Clutha District Henley Swamp F44 60 Dunedin City Campbells Reserve Pond Margins F3 20 Queenstown Lakes District Hoopers Inlet Swamp F54 61 Dunedin City Cannibal Bay Road Swamp F36 21 Clutha District Hukihuki Swamp F32 62 Clutha District Catlins River Wetland F33 22 Clutha District Hungerford Point Saltmarsh F32 63 Clutha District Chapman Road Inland Saline Wetland F16 23 Central Otago District Hut Creek Swamps F18 64 Central Otago District Cheetwood Road Wetlands F38 24 Clutha District Island Block Pond Marshes F15 65 Central Otago District Church Hill Wetland Complex F6 25 Queenstown Lakes District Jennings Creek Marsh F53 66 Dunedin City Clachanburn Marsh F22 26 Central Otago District John O'Groats Hill Fen F28 67 Clutha District Clifton Hill Marshes F29 27 Clutha District Kaikorai Lagoon Swamp F57 68 Dunedin City Clutha Matau Wetlands F37 28 Clutha District Kakaho Creek Swamp F60 69 Waitaki District Clutha River Mouth Lagoon F37 29 Clutha District Kemp Road Lagoon F60 70 Waitaki District Conroys Dam Inland Saline Wetland Management Area F16 30 Central Otago District Kinloch Wetland F3 71 Queenstown Lakes District Conroys Road Inland Saline Wetland Complex F16 31 Central Otago District Kirk Creek Headwaters Marsh Complex F15 72 Central Otago District Coutts Gully Swamp F42 87 Clutha District Kirkwoods Creek Wetland Management Area F14 73 Central Otago District Cross Eden Creek Marsh Complex F16 32 Central Otago District Kuriwao Saddle Fen Complex F49 74 Clutha District Culcairn Oxbow Marsh F38 33 Clutha District Lake Hayes Margins F7 75 Queenstown Lakes District Devils Bridge Wetland F59 34 Waitaki District Lake Reid Wetland F3 76 Queenstown Lakes District Diamond Lake Wetland F3 35 Queenstown Lakes District Lake Tuakitoto Wetland F39 77 Clutha District Dingle Lagoon F1 36 Queenstown Lakes District Lake Wilkie Swamp F32 78 Clutha District Dunard Inland Saline Wetland Management Area F11 37 Central Otago District Lamb Hill Fen Complex F53 79 Dunedin City Dunvegan Fen Complex F34 38 Clutha District Laws Road Swamp F11 80 Central Otago District East Benhar Swamp F39 39 Clutha District Lenz Reserve Wetlands F32 81 Clutha District Ellison Saltmarsh F56 40 Dunedin City Little Boggy Swamp F51 82 Queenstown Lakes District False Islet Wetland Management Area F36 41 Clutha District Little Stoney Bog F4 83 Queenstown Lakes District Plan Change 2 (Regionally Significant Wetlands), 1 October 2013 F Series Maps Index by Wetland Name Regionally Significant Wetlands Refer to Schedule 9 Wetland Name Map Index # City / District Wetland Name Map Index # City / District Loch Loudon Fen Complex F46 84 Clutha District Rigney Pond Margins F15 129 Central Otago District Loch Luella Fen Complex F46 & F47 85 Clutha District Rockdale Inland Saline Wetland Management Area F11 130 Central Otago District Long Gully Marsh F12 86 Central Otago District Rocky Hill Tidal Marshes F43 131 Clutha District Lower Manorburn Dam Margins F13 88 Central Otago District Samson Hill Marshes F31 132 Clutha District Lower Otokia Creek Marsh F54 89 Dunedin City Scaifes Lagoon F2 133 Queenstown Lakes District Macfarlane Road Oxbow Swamp F30 91 Clutha District Schoolhouse Flat Red Tussock Fen F17 134 Central Otago District Maclennan River Podocarp Swamp Complex F50 92 Clutha District Shag Point Dam Margins F59 135 Waitaki District Makarora Flat Swamp Complex F1 93 Queenstown Lakes District Shag River Estuary Swamp F59 136 Waitaki District Malones Dam Margins F28 94 Clutha District Shotover River Confluence Swamp F8 137 Queenstown Lakes District Marana Swamp F30 95 Clutha District Signal Hill Swamp F8 138 Queenstown Lakes District Matakauri Wetland F4 96 Queenstown Lakes District Stirling Marsh Complex F39 139 Clutha District Matukituki Bluff Ephemeral Wetland Management Area F2 97 Queenstown Lakes District Stuarts Marsh F50 140 Clutha District Matukituki Valley Wetland Management Area F5 98 Queenstown Lakes District Styx Ephemeral Wetland Management Area F13 141 Central Otago District Maungatua Summit Wetland Management Area F58 99 Dunedin City Sutton Salt Lake Wetland Management Area F55 142 Dunedin City McGregor Swamp F56 100 Dunedin City Swampy Summit Swamp F53 143 Dunedin City McKays Triangle Wetland F54 101 Dunedin City Tahakopa Bay Podocarp Swamp F50 144 Clutha District McLachlan Road Marsh F56 102 Dunedin City Tahakopa Marsh Complex F36 145 Clutha District Measly Beach Wetland Complex F41 103 Clutha District Tahakopa River Bogs F54 146 Clutha District Middle Swamp F27 104 Central Otago District Takitoa Swamp F43 147 Dunedin City Minaret Bay Swamp F1 105 Queenstown Lakes District Tautuku River Mouth Marsh F32 148 Clutha District Moa Creek Inland Saline Wetland F12 106 Central Otago District Tavora Wetland F61 173 Dunedin City Moke Creek Swamp F4 107 Queenstown Lakes District Te Hua Taki Wetland F61 171 Waitaki District Moke Lake Bog F4 108 Queenstown Lakes District Te Matai Marsh Complex F63 149 Dunedin City Molyneux Bay Swamp F37 109 Clutha District The Neck Wetlands F2 150 Queenstown Lakes District Mount Nicholas Lagoon F7 110 Queenstown Lakes District Three Stones Fen Complex F49 151 Clutha District Murrays Road Inland Saline Wetland Management Area F51 111 Dunedin City Timber Creek Seepage F11 152 Central Otago District Nenthorn Ridge Wetland Management Area F59 112 Waitaki District Tokomairiro River Swamp F48 153 Clutha District Nevis Red Tussock Fen F17 113 Central Otago District Tomahawk Lagoon F54 154 Dunedin City Office Creek Seepage F58 114 Dunedin City Totara Creek Inland Saline Wetland F22 155 Central Otago District Okia Flat Wetland Management Area F63 115 Dunedin City Trig Y Bogs F30 157 Clutha District Old Dunstan Road Swamp F52 116 Dunedin City Two Stone Hill Stream Swamp F40 158 Clutha District Otanomomo Tuatiki Reserve F33 117 Clutha District Upper Black Stream Marshes F13 159 Central Otago District Otokia Swamp F57 118 Dunedin City Upper Tahakopa Swamps F31 160 Clutha District Paddys Rock Ephemeral Tarn F59 119 Waitaki District Upper Taieri Wetlands Complex F19 to F25 161 Central Otago District Papanui Inlet Saltmarsh F61 120 Dunedin City Upper Waiareka Creek Swamp F61 162 Waitaki District Patearoa Inland Saline Wetland F22 121 Central Otago District Von Valley Wetland Complex F9 & F10 163 Queenstown Lakes District Peat Moss Hills Fen Complex F55 122 Dunedin City Waianakarua River Estuary Swamp F60 164 Waitaki District Pleasant River Estuary Wetland Complex F62 123 Dunedin City and Waitaki District Waikouaiti River Estuary Wetland Complex F56 165 Dunedin City Pomahaka River Oxbow Marsh (Dalvey School Road) F29 124 Clutha District Waipori Boot Swamp F44 & F45 166 Dunedin City Pomahaka River Oxbow Marsh (Koi Creek) F29 125 Clutha District Waipori/Waihola Wetland Complex F44 & F45 167 Clutha District Ratanui Swamp F33 126 Clutha District Wairepo Creek Marsh Complex F34 168 Clutha District Red Bank Wetland Management Area F62 127 Waitaki District Whareakeake Marsh F53 169 Dunedin City Reefs Pond Margins F52 128 Dunedin City Willowburn Bog F30 170 Clutha District Plan Change 2 (Regionally Significant Wetlands), 1 October 2013 .
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