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Upper Hurunui Photo Album

Photo location 12: Channel between Lake Sumner and Loch Katrine

P R O P O S E D H U R U N U I & W A I A U R I V E R R E G I O N A L P L A N

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Hurunui River upper reaches - Photo locators


Upper North Branch

North Branch

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Hurunui River upper reaches - Photo locators


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Photos Hurunui Upper North Branch to Lake Sumner

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*All photos are within ECAN’s proposed Zone C unless stated otherwise


Macs Knob

Mount Longfellow

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Photo location 1: Upper North Branch floodplain & river flats, coalescing fans and isolated mountain.

Looking downstream toward Macs Knob and Mount Longfellow.

Woolshed Ridge

Crawford Range

Photo location 2:

Landslip Stream

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

Photo location 4:

Upper North Branch delta

landform.

Photo location 4:

Upper North Branch

delta landform. Looking

downstream toward

Lake Sumner

and Mount Longfellow.

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Upper North Branch


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Photo location 3: Upper North Branch floodplain, fans & river flats and coalescing fans landforms. Looking upstream. Crawford Range.

Flight photograph courtesy of Fish & Game

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Upper North Branch


Macs Knob above

Charleys Point

Photo location 5:

Lake Sumner looking

up Upper North

Branch. March 1985

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Lake Sumner

Conservation

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Photo location 61: Lake Sumner foreshore

Photo location 62: Loch Katrine foreshore

Photo location 62: Loch Katrine foreshore

Photo location 62: Loch Katrine foreshore

Photo location 62: Loch Katrine foreshore

Photo location 62: Loch Katrine foreshore

Photos Hurunui North Basin Lakes

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*All photos are within ECAN’s proposed Zone C unless stated otherwise

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Photo location 5: Three Mile Stream running out from Charleys Point into Lake Sumner

Photo location 5: Charleys Point (Fan delta landform), mouth of Three Mile Stream

150 years ago Julius Von Haast described the “thickly grassed riverbed” and “grassy rounded roches moutonnees”

of the glaciated Hurunui lakes area. “The contrast between these grassy rounded hills and the high

rugged mountains, covered to a height of 4,000 feet with dark beech forest, was very attractive.” At Sumner

Lake “It was indeed a great pleasure to be able once more to enjoy nature in her pure virgin solitude. The

quiet mirror of the lake, only disturbed here and there by ducks and other water birds; the dark forest, with the

rugged rocky peaks above it, reflected in the lake, formed a landscape of such exquisite beauty that I was very

unwilling to leave it.” (Lucas Associates,1995. p.16). Photograph courtesty of Shaun Barnett, Fish and Game, 2007.

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

Photo location 7: Evangeline Stream

Photo location 6: Lake Sumner looking upstream toward Upper North Branch delta attachment 53

Lake Sumner


The Brothers - H13 Mountain range Nelson Tops - H19 Main divide Mount Longfellow - H13

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Photo point 8: Lake Sumner

Pass between Gabriel Stream and Jollie Brook

Nelson Tops - H19 Main divide

Photo point 8: Mount Longfellow, Lake Sumner

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Lake Sumner Outlet


Nelson Tops - H19 Main divide

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Photo point 8: Lake Sumner outlet.

Pass between Gabriel Stream and Jollie Brook

Photo point 8: Lake Sumner outlet to North Branch

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Lake Sumner Outlet


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Photo location 10: The Brothers north face from Observation Point on Hope Kiwi Track below Lake Marion.

Photo courtesy of Lesley Shand.

Photo location 9: Lake Marion looking south toward Lake Sumner

Photo location 12: Lake Sumner and Loch Katrine. Till and active floodplain and channel landform in

foreground.

Photo location 11: Macs Knob overlooking Lake Sumner and Loch Katrine

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

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Lake Marion and Lake Katrine


The Sisters - H7 Isolated mountain

Hooligan Range on skyline

Oronoko Range - H13 Mountain range

Photo location 15: Lake Sheppard

Photo location 14:

Lake Mary

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Photo location 13: Lake Sheppard and LakeTaylor separated by Conical Hill. Looking

south toward The Lakes Station.

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

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Lake Sheppard, Lake Taylor and Lake Mary


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Photo point 16: South of The Brothers from The Sister.

Oronoko Range - H13 Mountain range

Conical Hill - H7 Isolated mountain.

Woolshed Ridge - H13 Mountain range

Photo point 17: Lake Sheppard from The Sisters.

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‘Cultured Nature’


Nelson Tops - H19 Main divide.

The Brothers - H13 Mountain range.

Conical Hill - H7 Isolated mountain.

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Photo point 18: Lake Taylor

Nelson Tops - H19 Main divide.

The Brothers - H13 Mountain range.

Conical Hill - H7 Isolated mountain

Photo point 18: Lake Taylor

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Lake Taylor


Woolshed Ridge - H13

Nelson Tops - H19 Main divide.

The Brothers - H13 Mountain range

Conical Hill - H7 Isolated mountain.

The Sisters - H7 Isolated mountain

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Photo point 19: Lake Taylor

Conical Hill - H7 Isolated mountain.

The Sisters - H7 Isolated mountain

Photo point 19: Lake Taylor

Photo point 20: Lake Taylor

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Lake Taylor


Woolshed Ridge - H13 Mountain range

Nelson Tops - H19 Main divide.

The Brothers - H13 Mountain range

Conical Hill - H7

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Photo point 20: Lake Taylor

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Lake Taylor


Woolshed Ridge - H13 Mountain range.

Conical Hill - H7 Isolated mountain.

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The Brothers - H13 Mountain range

The Sisters - H7 Isolated mountain

Photo point 21: Lake Taylor camp site/reserve.

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Lake Taylor


Conical Hill - H7 Isolated mountain

The Brothers - H13 Mountain range

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Photo point 22: The Lakes looking north toward The Brothers. Raupo Pond is in the foreground below The Lakes homestead.

Conical Hill - H7 Isolated mountain

The Brothers - H13 Mountain range

The Sisters - H7 Isolated mountain

Photo point 22: The Lakes looking north toward The Brothers. Raupo Pond is in the foreground below The Lakes homestead.

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The Lakes Station


Jollie Brook northeast cloud

Photo point 23: Sisters Stream

Conical Hill - H 7 Isolated mountain The Sisters - H7 Isolated mountain Little Sisters - H7 Isolated mountain

Photo point 24: Sisters Stream

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Major

River Valley L.T.

Sisters Stream


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Photo point 63: Lake Sumner outlet to North Branch

Photos Hurunui North Branch

PROPOSED HURUNUI & WAIAU RIVER REGIONAL PLAN

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*All photos are within ECAN’s proposed Zone C unless stated otherwise


Haast recorded “Before the shore can be reached, at

least ten old beaches, fully preserved and extending

over the valley in a half circle, have to be descended.”

Julius von Haast. 1859. A VISIT TO THE HURUNUI, in Alone in a Mountain World.

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Photo location 25: Beach

deposits at lake mouth.

Photo courtesy of Lesley Shand

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

Photo location 8

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Lake Sumner Outlet


Pass between Gabriel Stream and Jollie Brook

Spur on true right of Jollie Brook

Northeast cloud

Photo point 26: North Branch eastern end of The Brothers, below Gabriels looking downstream across younger terraces and floodplain L.T. Kowhai line the river banks.

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Spur on true right of Jollie Brook

Northeast cloud

Photo point 27: North Branch eastern end of The Brothers, below Gabriels looking downstream across younger terraces and floodplain L.T.

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North Branch eastern end of The Brothers (H1 + H2 L.T.)


Mount Longfellow - H13 Mountain range.

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Photo point 29: North Branch younger terraces and floodplain.

Photo point 28: Mount Longfellow - H13 Mountain range.

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North Branch eastern end of The Brothers (H1 + H2 L.T.)


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Photo point 30: North Branch looking downstream across younger terraces and floodplain L.T.

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North Branch eastern end of The Brothers (H1 Major river, valley fill & H2 Glacial and fluvial valley floor L.T.)


Nelson Tops - H19 Main divide

Mount Longfellow - H13

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Photo point 31:

Lake Sumner

Road

Little Sisters - H7 Isolated Mountain.

Mount Longfellow - H13 Mountain Range

Photo point 32: Lake Sumner Road

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Major River Valley L.T. below Sisters Stream


Jollie Brook - H13 Mountain range

Little Sisters - H7 Isolated mountain

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Photo location 33: Jollie Brook confluence with North Branch looking north toward Little Sisters.

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

Photo location 33: Jollie

Brook confluence looking

upstream.

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Jollie Brook


Jollie Brook

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Photo point 35: Looking upstream Hurunui River. Lake Sumner Road on true right of river.

Jollie Brook

Photo point 36: Looking north toward Jollie Brook. ‘Cotton wool’ cloud on true right of Jollie Brook. Hurunui River to right of telegraph lines.

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Hurunui River terraces below Jollie Brook


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Photo point 37: Bedrock channel looking toward South

Branch confluence

Photo point 37: North Branch above South Branch confluence looking upstream toward Jollie Brook & Mt Longfellow

Photo point 37: Bedrock channel

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North Branch above

South Branch confluence

(Incised channel cut into bedrock

with remnant terraces L.T.)


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Photo location 38:

Dozy Stream confluence to

North Branch below South

Branch confluence.

Flight photograph courtesy of Fish & Game

Photo point 39: From bottom

end of Maori Gully looking

upstream.

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Maori Gully (Incised channel cut into

bedrock with remnant terraces L.T.)


Surveyors Stream

Hurunui Range

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Photo location 40: Maori Gully looking downstream toward Surveyors

Stream and terraces. Lake Sumner Road on right

Photo location 41: North Branch intermediate and low terraces

southeast of Mt Miza below Maori Gully. Looking

downstream toward Dampier Knob.

Photo location 42: Looking downstream toward Beau Saddle.

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

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North Branch Maori Gully to below Beau Saddle (Low to high terraces L.T’s)


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Photo location 44: Angler - Mandamus confluence

Zone B

Photo location 43: Downstream of Glenrae confluence to North

Branch looking toward Dampier Knob.

Zone B

Photo location 44: Mandamus confluence.

Zone B

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

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Mandamus confluence to Hurunui


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Photo location 44:

Mandamus

Zone B

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Hurunui River &

Mandamus

July 1982


South Branch toward Operation Ark

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Photo location 46: South Branch north of Mason Stream

confluence looking upstream. Flight photograph courtesy of

Fish & Game.

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*All photos are within ECAN’s proposed Zone C unless stated otherwise


Bell Knoll - H7 Isolated Hill

Photo location

45: Lake Mason

(south) outlet into

Mason Stream

which drains into

South Branch.

Bell Knoll in centre

background.

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Photo location 45: Lake Mason and Lake Mason Hut.

Looking south toward South Branch. Bell Knoll and Island

Hills in centre background.

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

Photo location 45: Lake Mason (north).

Looking toward the northern end of

Woolshed Ridge.

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Lake Mason


Island Hills - H13 Mountain range

Bell Knoll - H7 Isolated mountain

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Photo location 47: South Branch basin

Photography courtesy of Lesley Shand (Autumn 2007)

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Studleigh Range - H13 Mountain range

Looking up stream toward Stony Stream

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South Branch Basin (Floodplains, fans and river flats L.T.)


Crawford Range - H19 Main divide

Bell Knoll - H7 Isolated mountain

Nelson Tops - H19 Main divide

Woolshed Ridge - H13 Mountain range

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Photo location 48

Glacial depositional landforms: Moraine

Fluvial depositional landforms: Coalescing fans, high terraces & fans

Photography courtesy of Lesley Shand (1983)

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Red Tussock south of Bell Knoll


Crawford Range - H19 Main divide.

Mason Stream public access to South Branch

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Photo poiint 49: South Branch river bed

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South Branch Basin (Floodplains, fans and river flats L.T.)


Studleigh Range - H13 Mountain range Bell Knoll - H7 Isolated mountain. Crawford Range - H19 Main divide.

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Photo point 49: South Branch basin looking upstream. Moraine, High terraces and Isolated Mountain (Bell Knoll) landforms in midground.

Raoulia hookeri

Raoulia haastii

Scleranthus uniflorus

Raoulia subsericea

Photo point 49: Flora of the fluvial channelled island in the South Branch.

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South Branch Basin (Floodplains, fans and river flats L.T.)


Studleigh Range - H13 Mountain range

Crawford Range - H19 Main divide.

Mason Stream public access to South Branch

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Photo point 50: South Branch basin looking upstream.

Muehlenbeckia axilliaris

Raoulia subsericea

Photo point 49: Flora of the fluvial channelled island in the South Branch (see above photo)

Raoulia subsericea

Aristotelia fruticosa

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South Branch Basin (Floodplains, fans and river flats)


Puketeraki Range - H9

Dampier Range - H13 Mountain. range.

Island Hills - H13 Mountain range

Moraine

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Photo point 50: South Branch basin looking downstream.

Raoulia subsericea & Epilobium brunnescens Raoulia hookeri Epilobium brunnescens

Photo point 49: Flora of the fluvial channelled island in the South Branch.

Raoulia tenuiculusis with

Hydrocotyle novae-zelandiae growing out of it

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Studleigh Range - H13 Mountain range Bell Knoll - H7 Isolated mountain. Crawford Range - H19 Main divide.

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Photo point 50: South Branch basin looking upstream. Fluvial channelled island in foreground hosts an array of indigenous flora (see below photos).

Raoulia haastii Raoulia hookeri Epilobium brunnescens Raoulia subsericea Raoulia hookeri

Muehlenbeckia axilliaris Epilobium melanocaulin

Raoulia tenuiculusis

Photo point 49: Flora of the fluvial channelled island in the South Branch (see above photo)

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South Branch Basin (Floodplains, fans and river flats)


Island Hills - H13 Mountain range

Studleigh Range - H13 Mountain range.

Bell Knoll - H7 Isolated mountain.

Crawford Range - H19 Main Divide

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Moraine - Glacial depositional landform

Photo point 50: South Branch basin

looking upstream

Homestead Stream, between high

terraces & fans (left) and moraine (right)

Dampier Range - H13 Mountain range

Island Hills - H13 Mountain range

Moraine - Glacial depositional landform

Photo point 50: South Branch basin looking downstream

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South Branch Basin (Glacial and fluvial valley floor L.T.)


Island Hills - H13 Mountain range

Studleigh Range - H13

Crawford Range - H19 Main divide

Photo point 51: South Branch basin looking upstream

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Photo point 51: Flax Stream track

Photo point 51: Dampier Range - H13 Mountain range.

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South Branch Basin (Glacial and fluvial valley floor L.T.)


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Photo point 52: Distinctive change in vegetation from Kanuka & Manuka on the north side to Beech forest on the south side of Woolshed Ridge.

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Flax Stream Track


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Photo location 53: South Branch looking downstream toward North

Esk confluence with South Branch.

Photo location 53: South Branch looking downstream toward North

Esk confluence with South Branch.

Photo location 53: South Branch looking downstream toward North

Esk confluence with South Branch.

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

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South Branch Basin (Floodplains, fans and river flats L.T.)


Studleigh Range - H13 Mountain range Crawford Range - H19 Main divide Oronoko Range - H13 Mountain range

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Photo location 54: South Branch basin from above gorge looking

upstream toward Bell Knoll, Studleigh and Crawford Ranges.

Photo location 55: Looking upstream toward South Branch basin. Green remnant terrace in foreground.

Photography courtesy of Lesley Shand (Autumn 2007)

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

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South Branch Gorge


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Photo location 56: South Branch gorge looking downstream.

Photo location 56: South Branch gorge.

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

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South Branch


Remnant Terraces

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Photo location 57: South Branch gorge looking downstream toward Esk

Head Station. Hooligan Range in background.

Photo location 56: South Branch gorge looking upstream

Photo location 58: South Branch gorge looking downstream toward

Hooligan Range. Esk Head Station woolshed on terrace in centre of

photograph.

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

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South Branch Gorge


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Photo location 59: South Branch gorge looking downstream toward Hooligan Range and South Branch confluence.

Flight photographs courtesy of Fish & Game

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South Branch Gorge (Remnant terraces & floodplain L.T.)


Dampier Range - H13 Mountain range

Oronoko Range - H13 Mountain range

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Oronoko Range - H13

South Branch confluence

Photo point 60: South Branch

looking upstream (‘rock gate’

of Oronoko Range)

Photo point 60: South Branch looking downstream toward mainstem of the Hurunui River

Photo courtesy of Lesley Shand.

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At South Branch confluence to Mainstem (Remnant terraces & floodplain L.T.)


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