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Our Environment » Environmental monitoring » Groundwater » Upper Wairarapa valley » T26/0814

T26/0814

Located in the Te Ore Ore sub catchment of the Wairarapa upper aquifer zone and is approximately 10.5m deep. We have been collecting water level data at this site since August 2008.

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