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English: Redclyffe Bridge across the Tutaekuri River and the settlement of Waiohiki 17 days after Cyclone Gabrielle, viewed across Springfield Road from the Otatara Pa site. The bridge has been snapped in two near the Waiohiki end. Debris (mostly woody) caught on the bridge is being removed. Some riverbank trees have been flattened. Repairs and silt removal is underway in Waiohiki, much of which was flooded. Silt covers the lower part of the marae (at right), but floodwater did not reach the meeting house (white roof behind power pylon at far right). Water flowed over the deck of the bridge and the part of Springfield Road nearest the camera, where silt remains on the near side of the road.
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Camera location39° 32′ 52.8″ S, 176° 49′ 57.72″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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Redclyffe Bridge across the Tutaekuri River and the settlement of Waiohiki after Cyclone Gabrielle

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