Where is the flow of the Awatere River measured?

OpenTrails shows live flows from 2 gauges on the Awatere River: at Awapiri and at River Mouth. Marlborough District Council runs them.

How often are Awatere River flows updated?

OpenTrails checks each gauge every 15 minutes. The readings are provisional data from Marlborough District Council.

Awatere River River flows

Marlborough District Council

OpenTrails shows live flows from 2 gauges on the Awatere River, run by Marlborough District Council. The highest current reading is 25.0 m³/s, at Awapiri. The river is running higher than usual at Awapiri, and about as usual at River Mouth.

Gauges on the Awatere River

Awatere River at Awapiri

Falling

25.0 m³/s

Usually 13.2 m³/s

Last 48 hours10.4 m³/s – 32.3 m³/s

Sat 7:00 amMon 6:00 am

Awatere River at River Mouth

Steady

24.2 m³/s

Usually 25.3 m³/s

Last 48 hours23.7 m³/s – 25.4 m³/s

Sat 7:00 amMon 6:00 am

Provisional data from Marlborough District Council, unverified and subject to change. Rivers can rise quickly. Do not cross if the river looks unsafe. If in doubt, stay out. River crossing safety (DOC)

Huts near the Awatere River

Penk Hut

6.7 km away

Trails near the Awatere River

The Whale Trail - Awatere Section 2

8.2 km away

Black Birch Track

9.8 km away

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Gauges on the Awatere River

Huts near the Awatere River

Trails near the Awatere River

Awatere River River flows