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Boundary Te W aihora Cultural Meets W ater Quality Landscape/Values Halswell / Huritini Outcom es Environm ental Flow & Manag em ent Area - Lak e Catchm ent Allocation Zones Area W oolston/Heathcote Water Quality Management Units and Water Quality Classes Groundwater Manag em ent Sub Reg ional Chapter Zone Boundary Rivers* Natural State Hill-fed Lower Combined Surface & Groundwater Allocation Zones Groundwater Allocation Zones Alpine Upland Hill-fed Lower Urban Groundwater Allocation Little Rak aia Zones Hill-fed Upland Spring -fed Lower Basin Rak aia-Selwyn Conjunctive Use Zone Spring -fed Upland Spring -fed Plains Selwyn-W aim ak ariri Lak e-fed Spring -fed Plains-Urban Upper Coopers Alpine Lower Rivers and stream s in areas High Naturalness Waterbodies Aquifer systems & sediments covered by other reg ions Bank s Peninsula Hig h naturalness rivers, Coastal Confined Gravel Aquifer System * These representations of stream and river centrelines may not align with the ground including tributaries path of actual water bodies. Hig h naturalness lak es Sem i-confined or Lakes unconfined aquifers (Remaining non-coloured areas contain mainly Areas where the surface non-alluvial sediments) Larg e Hig h Country Lak e water quality and the beds Sm all to Medium Hig h of rivers to be m aintained in Country Lak e a natural state Basedata and other units Artificial On-river Lak e A river or artificial watercourse that is not identified on the Map Volume: Part 1 - CMA boundary Land parcel boundaries Artificial Other Lak e Planning Maps shall have the same Water Quality Management Unit and Water Quality Local authority inland Open river bed Coastal Lak e Class as: boundary (a) the river it flows into; or Natural State Lak e (b) the nearest river in the same catchment, State Hig hways if it does not flow into a river. Proposed Plan Change 2 - Map Units Proposed Plan Change 3 - Map Units Zones and other areas Flow Protection Zones Hinds/Hek eao Plains Area South Coastal Canterbury Hook River Upper Hinds/Hek eao Plains Area Mak ik ihi River Area h Minim um Flow Sites Otaio River Lower Hinds/Hek eao Plains Surface W ater Allocation Area Zones Sir Charles Creek Nutrient Allocation Upper W aim ate Creek Sub Reg ional Chapter W aihao River Proposed Plan Change 5 - Map Units Boundary W ainono Arm Nutrient Allocation Sub-areas Zones and other areas Upper Waitaki Zones Northern Stream s Plains sub-area: W aitak i Area Upper W aitak i Hill Zone Horseshoe Plains Freshwater Manag em ent Units Ahuriri Zone Kohik a Plains Area of soils Mak ik ihi Plains (Soil classes in brackets) Sub Reg ional Chapter Haldon Zone Otaio Plains ! ! ! Boundary Ex trem ely lig ht (XL - Northern Stream s Hills sub-area: ! ! ! Mid Catchm ent Zone Shallower sub-set) Kohik a Hills ! ! ! 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