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Painkalac Creek Estuary

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ID	Date	Status	Details
#9239	25 Nov 2014	Approved	Notes: 2.5 metres for the sea to berm height was an estimate as the height exceeded the berm pole. Length of the berm measured at 86.5 metres. Pp1_20141125_1_191.JPG Pp1_20141125_2_231.JPG Pp1_20141125_3_271.JPG
#9214	9 Nov 2014	Approved	Notes: Berm height above the sea water level is at the very top of the berm pole >2m. Pp1_20141109_1_191 Pp1_20141109_2_231 Pp1_20141109_3_271
#9183	12 Oct 2014	Approved	Notes: At high tide sea water had come over the berm. Pp1_20141012_1_191 Pp1_20141012_2_231 Pp1_20141012_3_271
#9150	23 Sep 2014	Approved	Pp1_20140923_1_212 Pp1_20140923_2_252 Pp1_20140923_3_292
#9108	13 Sep 2014	Approved	Pp1_20140913_1_212 Pp1_20140913_2_252 Pp1_20140913_3_292
#9052	10 Aug 2014	Approved	Pp1_20140810_1_212.JPG Pp1_20140810_2_252.JPG Pp1_20140810_3_292.JPG
#9003	16 Jul 2014	Approved	Pp1_20140716_1_191 Pp1_20140716_2_231 Pp1_20140716_3_271
#9000	13 Jul 2014	Approved	Notes: I am not sure if the mouth state was actually perched-the berm height on estuary side being slighty above the berm height on sea side. In the glossary of terms it states that perched means an estuary which consistently has water levels above mean sea level. I cant say if this has been the case (lately) consistently. While at the obs site, we noted sea water washing up on the berm, and looked very likely that it would be washing over the berm by high tide. Pp1_20140713_1_212 Pp1_20140713_2_252 Pp1_20140713_3_292
#9030	3 Jul 2014	Approved	Pp1_20140703_1_212 Pp1_20140703_2_252 Pp1_20140703_3_292
#9029	2 Jul 2014	Approved	Notes: Surfcoast Shire had just begun artificially opening the estuary. Pp1_20140702_1_212 Pp1_20140702_1_212zoom