Coastal erosion: Paekakariki to Waikanae - Hutt County
LS Donnelley
Abstract
LS Donnelley
Abstract
It is only within the last thirty years that pronounced erosion has been observed on the coastline from Paekakariki to the Waikanae River (Fig. 1). Previously the general tendency was accretion, particularly on the Paraparaumu Beach length of the coast. During the last few years erosion has taken place further north, at a beach settlement out from Te Horo.
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It is only within the last thirty years that pronounced erosion has been observed on the coastline from Paekakariki to the Waikanae River (Fig. 1). Previously the general tendency was accretion, particularly on the Paraparaumu Beach length of the coast. During the last few years erosion has taken place further north, at a beach settlement out from Te Horo.
Key concepts: Erosion, Coastal erosion, Settlement (finance), Accretion (finance), Geography, Archaeology, Geology, Hydrology (agriculture)