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Our Environment » Environmental monitoring » Meteorology » Wairarapa » Barrage north

Barrage north

This site is located on the Lake Wairarapa side of the barrage gates. Lake levels are also measured here.

  • Wind Speed (km/hr)
  • Wind Direction (Degrees)

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