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Our Environment » Environmental monitoring » Rivers and streams » Hutt » Hutt River at Kaitoke

Hutt River at Kaitoke

This site is located in Kaitoke Regional Park and about 100m upstream of the water supply intake. This site is run by NIWA but is co-funded by Greater Wellington. River levels/flow have been monitored here since December 1967. Greater Wellington also operates a water level site for flood warning purposes at the weir itself.

Please click a graph below to view more details.

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