Two weirs, one located in the Wainuiomata River and the other in George Creek, were built to replace Morton Dam in Wainuiomata. The image depicts the smaller weir in George Creek. The combined water supply from these weirs matches the output of Morton Dam during its operational period. Although weirs ensure a continuous flow of water similar to dams, the latter offer the added benefit of water storage.
On a bright winter day at Richard Prouse Park in Wainuiomata, the clear, crisp air creates ideal conditions for...
This 1888 view of the original Wainuiomata dam shows the spillway on the right, newly planted pine trees in...
Along a short section of Maintenance Road, an old track parallel to Reservoir Road, there is an earth bridge....
This aerial photo, taken on 30 December 1974, showcases Wainuiomata and the extensive firebreaks on its surrounding hills.
William Hobbard Morton (1866–1923) was Wellington’s Chief Engineer, overseeing key infrastructure projects, including the Morton Dam.
Cliff Pool, also known as Black Pool, is located at Richard Prouse Park, where the Wainuiomata River splits the...
View of lush forest on the McKerrow Track. The track follows a ridge and offers some great views of...
Looking towards the west along Moore's Valley Road (in the foreground) and the Wainuiomata River, where the Main Road...
