EstuaryWatch Observations

Anglesea River Estuary

241 results found (Displaying 226 - 241)

ID	Date	Status	Details
#28	1 Sep 2007	Approved	ap2_1
#27	1 Sep 2007	Approved	Notes: River mouth closed. Recently completed bank rehab (east side of the estuary near Pp1). Massive wind storm previous day, mouth open last 2 weeks. ap1_1 ap1_2
#26	25 Aug 2007	Approved	ap2_1
#25	25 Aug 2007	Approved	Notes: Highly modified environment. Construction works around mouth of river, temporary channel constructed - whole river/estuary water level @ 0.30m lower than usual. ap1_1 ap1_2
#47	29 Jul 2007	Approved	Notes: Open and slight flow, estuary now flowing near beach, sand dunes making particular formations. Unable to take photos due to mechanical failure.
#45	20 Jul 2007	Approved	Notes: Significant rain last 14 days. River has been more open and fast flowing in last 14 days. Julie Hansen camera.
#43	8 Jul 2007	Approved	Notes: Tide times PPH subtract 15 mins. Significant rain last 24 hrs. Open and fast flowing. P. Mirams photo camera.
#41	1 Jul 2007	Approved	Notes: Channel open with banks, evidence of high volume of water flowing out in recent few days (sand rough with drainage marks).
#39	17 Jun 2007	Approved	Notes: Lots of seaweed, outlet channel eroded (water just outletting) and estuary water level low
#17	11 Jun 2007	Approved	Notes: Quite a lot of erosion at beach from estuary and large curve (not straight as usual). Query if mouth has been artificially opened recently.
#49	25 May 2007	Approved
#1468	20 May 2007	Approved	Notes: Estuary moving to the sea, small amounts of sea foam, reasonable recent rainfall.
#1469	12 May 2007	Approved	Notes: Estuary water level quite high and berm bank higher than the previous week.
#1470	5 May 2007	Approved	Notes: Recent rains, seafoam on the beach, river mouth and surrounds high, large swellover the past 2 days.
#37	29 Apr 2007	Approved	Notes: Recent heavy rain in last 48 hrs, evidence that someone has dug out the mouth of the river.
#38	17 Apr 2007	Approved	Notes: There was no gauge present to measure the change in water level, however, due to the estuary's high tide mark in the sand, it seems there may be a tidal influence