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- Whakatāne
Whakatāne at Landing Rd

Easy access to the Whakatāne River here for rowing, kayaking, fishing and whitebaiting. Linked to the Warren Cole Walkway which is popular with walkers, runners, cyclists and dogs on leads. The river is wide and brackish as it flows past the Whakatāne township.
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Whakatāne at Pekatahi Bridge

Downstream from Tāneatua. The river at this point has a shingle bed, is wide and has good public access for swimming or fishing.
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- Whakatāne
Whakatāne at Ruatoki

This braided river site is set in willow and scrub surrounds. There is a wide shingle river bed ideally suited to swimming and fishing.
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- Bay of Plenty region
Whakatāne Heads

The monitoring site is on the ocean side of the boat ramp, at the mouth of the Whakatāne River.
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- Factsheets /
- Estuaries
Types of Estuaries in New Zealand

There are many frameworks that may be used to categorise estuaries. Usually, the categories reflect differences in the geological morphology of the estuary (i.e., its broad physical features such as shape and depth).
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- Bay of Plenty Regional Council /
- 2014 /
- September
The future of the Rangitaiki River - Public Open Day

The public are invited to have their say on their vision for the future of the Rangitaiki River. The Rangitaiki River Forum is now seeking feedback on the draft Rangitaiki River Document, “Te Ara o Rangitaiki - Pathways of the Rangitaiki”. The Forum has drafted a vision, desired outcomes and object...
- Get Involved /
- Events /
- Bay of Plenty Regional Council /
- 2014 /
- September
The future of the Rangitaiki River - Public Open Day

The public are invited to have their say on their vision for the future of the Rangitaiki River. The Rangitaiki River Forum is now seeking feedback on the draft Rangitaiki River Document, “Te Ara o Rangitaiki - Pathways of the Rangitaiki”. The Forum has drafted a vision, desired outcomes and object...

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