Wild Dog Creek Estuary

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ID Date Status Details
#7064 27 Feb 2012 Approved Notes: The pictures show a very flat beach. At low tide there is a narrow estuary but at high tide a wide area of the beach may be covered
#6348 30 Oct 2011 Approved Notes: AHD below AHD post
Outlet now moving eastward
Town beach flattening out after high tide
#6345 21 Oct 2011 Approved Notes: On 17/10/11 Contractors cut a channel straight out to sea and for 5 days moved sand from the middle of the Wild Dog beach to the town beach near end of Marriners Rd finishing on 21/10/11. The depth of the channel was 1m near shore and 1.6 near sea.
#6344 17 Aug 2011 Approved Notes: By 17.8.11 the outflow has moved 100 m eastward and there are high banks 1m deep on both sides of the river but the western end of the groin is rapidly eroding
#5962 16 Jul 2011 Approved Notes: On weekend of 9/10 July high wind at high tide caused major erosion of the beach especially the western groin. Afterwards the beach was completel flat and the river flowed straight out to sea. The river level was very high but by 16th the level is about 0.5 metres below the bottom scale on the AHD post
#5812 15 Jun 2011 Approved Notes: River level at bridge above the top 2m mark.River has been pushed back along the beach and exits only 70m from east end. For most of the beach the river is only 30 cm below sand level but at far end the sand wall on the land side is more than 2m deep.
#5811 17 Apr 2011 Approved
#5810 8 Mar 2011 Approved Notes: Bank on sea side 50cm above river, bank on land side about 75 cm.
#5809 31 Jan 2011 Approved
#4625 27 Oct 2010 Approved Notes: The outlet has moved back towards the middle of the beach about 200 m from the west end. Sand has piled up at the back of the beach and the river has cut a bank 1.5-2m deep. Sand continues to pile up at the west wall.
#4624 18 Sep 2010 Approved Notes: Strong winds on16-17.9.2010 caused the beach to be completely covered by the sea and the sand dunes were washed flat. When the sea retreated the outlet had moved from 450 m along the beach back to 80 m from the west wall. Sea water reached the bridge but no further. Next day the AHD was back to 1.22 with no tidal influence
#4263 13 Aug 2010 Approved Notes: Heavy rain and high tide caused water to cover most of the east end of the beach and the sand dunes and murram grass were swept away. However at low tide the outlet to sea returned to mid beach. The photopoints were 1,2,3,Photos from west end, 4 from bridge, 5 river midbeach and 6 outlet to sea.
#4262 4 Jul 2010 Approved Notes:

Outflow has moved further east to about 100m from eastern end.The photopoints are 1.2.3.Beach looking eastward from west sea wall, 4.looking to sea from roadbridge 5.looking midway along estuary 6. outlet to sea

#3643 30 May 2010 Approved Notes: Strong easterly wind and highest tide in May caused sea to cover much of the beach and river to back up although general flow still out. Ahd soon fell below 1.6. Photopoints 1-3 nos.41,42,43. Photopoint 5 beach near the river outflow 45
#3584 19 May 2010 Approved Notes: High tides have covered half the beach and brought outflow back about 100m westward toward centre of beach
#3582 15 Apr 2010 Approved
#3583 15 Apr 2010 Approved Notes: Photopoints
1 -172
2 - 173
3 - 174
4 - 175
#3581 20 Mar 2010 Approved Notes: Sea covered half of beach at high tide causing the river to back up
#3243 12 Feb 2010 Approved Notes: River running swiftly,high tide level has no influence on the AHD measurement. Due to heavy rain the outlet has moved 100m further east and is now about 450m from bridge and only 50-100m from the east end of the beach.
#3228 27 Jan 2010 Approved Notes: outlet is now 350m from western end of beach
#3823 8 Dec 2009 Approved
#3824 28 Nov 2009 Approved
#3825 10 Nov 2009 Approved
#2824 14 Oct 2009 Approved Notes: The beach profile constantly changes. Estuary outlet now about 350m from West End. Sand is building up from the west, forcing the outlet from the east. West wall has eroded at sea end and appeared to much lower due to sand level being higher.
#2145 9 Jun 2009 Approved Notes: After briefly flowing out in a westerly direction, the river changed to its usual outlet about 250m from western end.
#2143 6 Jun 2009 Approved Notes: Flow out to sea about 120m west of western sea wall.
#2144 29 May 2009 Approved
#2147 26 Apr 2009 Approved Notes: The beach was covered with water between 12.30 and 14.30. Although the sea washed in at the eastern end of the beach, it finally drained to the western end as it has for the whole of 2009 to date. West bank continues to erode.
#2146 25 Apr 2009 Approved Notes: Due to build up of sands the sea seems to be lower. River looks moderately high due to sand bar. On the land side of the bridge, the water level is moderately high due to hold up of lower water at the mouth. It is difficult to compare levels due to change of AHD post, but i will now get a better comparison in the future.
#2025 24 Feb 2009 Approved
#2024 4 Feb 2009 Approved
#2201 13 Dec 2008 Approved Notes: This observation was created just to upload the photos.
#1983 18 Nov 2008 Approved Notes: Some algal growth in estuary.
#1982 27 Oct 2008 Approved
#1981 2 Oct 2008 Approved
#2202 29 Sep 2008 Approved
#1410 22 Aug 2008 Approved Notes: Recent heavy rain (55mm) produced a swift flowing river. Waves came up to first river bend - 100 m from the mouth, but not much further. The swift river kept a fairly vigourous swell from making much headway in the river. Futher erosion of the western sandbank is evident near the mouth.
#1411 24 Jul 2008 Approved Notes: AHD now out of buried in sand to 0.3m. Estimated height of water surface 0.15m on the AHD scale.
#2362 27 Jun 2008 Approved
#2363 14 May 2008 Approved
#2365 28 Apr 2008 Approved
#1984 13 Feb 2008 Approved Notes: Large outflows on 12/12/08.
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