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Sources and consumption rates
Current sources of potable water and daily water consumption information. This page is updated daily.
Water flow
The report below is provided by Greater Wellington Regional Council who monitor river and stream health, level and flow at more than 150 sites across the region.
Potable water source
Paraparaumu/ Waikanae/ Raumati |
Ōtaki | Paekākāriki |
100% River | 0% River | 0% River |
0% Bore | 100% Bore | 100% Bore |
Daily water consumption
Waikanae | Paraparaumu/Raumati | Ōtaki | Paekākāriki |
5,176,000 litres |
8,838,000 litres |
3,155,000 litres |
592,700 litres |
Waikanae Borefield
The Waikanae Borefield was last used for river recharge on 31 March 2019.
The Waikanae Borefield was last used for water supply on 8 April 2015.
Related links
Water use
Water conservation
Water supplies and treatment
Last updated Saturday 23/01/2021