Locations where rainfall measurements have been recorded. These locations are derived from Environment Canterbury's Gaugings Database. If the site is continuously monitored, summaries of the recorded daily rainfall for previous 7 dayas are listed. This information is drawn from Environment Canterbury's Telemetry Network.

Swing Moorings in the Canterbury Region.

HBRC Low Flow Sites locations

HBRC Low Flow Sites locations

Bore sites for LAWA

Some Water Take resource consents have restrictions placed on them when the river flows drop below certain levels. Sites can have multiple flow restriction levels. All of the low flow monitoring sites are shown, along with their restriction level, the most recent river flow and the restriction status of the site.First created: 13 Jan 2022 Update and...

The current telemetered river flow monitoring sites and the latest measured flow.

The current telemetered river level monitoring sites and the latest measured level.

The current rainfall monitoring sites and the latest measured rainfall depth in the previous 24 hours.

All levels in NZVD2016 Vertical Datum

Sewer fixtures captured in council's asset management system.Vertical Datum: NZVD2016

Sewer mains captured in the council's asset management system.Vertical Datum: NZVD2016

Sewer service lines captured  in council's asset management system.Vertical Datum: NZVD2016

Storm water mains and channels captured in the councils asset management system.Vertical Datum: NZVD2016

Storm water sump connections captured in council's asset management system.Vertical Datum: NZVD2016

Storm water fixtures captured in council's asset management system.Vertical Datum: NZVD2016

Water fixtures captured in council's asset management system.Vertical Datum: NZVD2016

Water mains captured in council's asset management system.Vertical Datum: NZVD2016

Water service lines captured in council's asset management system.Vertical Datum: NZVD2016

The surveyed location of the Hanmer Fault through Hanmer Springs township. Collected by Mark Yetton, Geotech Consulting Ltd, and Helen Grant, Environment Canterburyusing differential GPSin 2004. Accurate to +/- 5 metres.Note that the original dataset also included two small parallel inferred fault traces to the north of the main trace in the Queen Mary...