Te Kawa Stream
A stream of the city, 2.6 km as the open map draws it, crossing 1 suburb. Also recorded as “Te Kawa”.
Where it runs
The centre of the water as OpenStreetMap draws it, centrelines, not banks, and not every reach carries water year-round. The faint outlines are suburbs.
The suburbs on its banks
The reports along it
12 council reports pinned within 150 m of the line, most often Rubbish & dumping and Trees & parks, 11 with a photograph. A pin is where a reporter stood, not a claim about the place itself.
Dumped Rubbish
Dumped Rubbish
Trees - General
Rubbish and Bins - General
Trees - General
Fallen Tree
Roads - General
Facility - General Request
Rubbish/Recycling
Parks
Roading/StreetsQuestions, answered briefly
2.6 km as mapped, 1 way in the open map, crossing 1 suburb.
Port Levy.
The map also records “Te Kawa”, the page answers to all of them.
It’s the centreline, the middle of the water as mapped on OpenStreetMap, not its banks. A line says where it runs, not how wide it is or whether it carries water today.
The record behind this
The line is OpenStreetMap’s, every named way tagged river, stream, drain or canal inside the city boundary, merged by name (ODbL). A line says where a waterway runs, not how wide it is; the live gauges are instruments, kept on /rivers.
This page as markdown: /river/te-kawa-stream.md · every waterway as data: /waterways.geojson · /waterways.json · every roll, counted: /geography.