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.
Looking at a wetlands area located behind the old dam. When the dam was decommissioned, the area became an...
An aerial photograph taken on 30th December 1974 captures the upper Moores Valley of Wainuiomata with Naenae also in...
Looking toward Hine Road with the eastern side of Richard Prouse Park in view.
This part of Wainuiomata River is close to the historic lower dam. Once the water has flowed over the...
Aerial view of Homedale (circa 1946) showing some interesting features. They are as follows: 23 houses in Poole Crescent;
Poole Crescent connects to both Homedale Road and Hine Road, with a reserve situated behind. The street was named...
The Gawler Reservoir has a capacity of 3.9 million litres, while the larger Konini Reservoir holds 5.1 million litres.
In Nikau Valley lies this strand of young Kahikatea trees standing gracefully amidst the lush surroundings.
