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Current meters Tide gauges

Figure 1. Current meters Tide gauges. Figure 2. Current speeds incoming tide spring tide July 06. 20 cm/s. 85 cm/s. 60 cm/s. Figure 3. Current speeds outgoing tide spring tide July 06. 15 cm/s. 60 cm/s. 40 cm/s. Figure 4. Current speeds neap tides July 06. 8 cm/s. 35 cm/s.

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Current meters Tide gauges

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  1. Figure 1 Current meters Tide gauges

  2. Figure 2 Current speeds incoming tidespring tide July 06 20 cm/s 85 cm/s 60 cm/s

  3. Figure 3 Current speeds outgoing tidespring tideJuly 06 15 cm/s 60 cm/s 40 cm/s

  4. Figure 4 Current speeds neap tidesJuly 06 8 cm/s 35 cm/s 25 cm/s

  5. Figure 5 Peak current speeds during river flood 3 Aug 06 Always outgoing 75 cm/s 105 cm/s

  6. Figure 6 Average current speeds during river flood 3 Aug 06 Always outgoing 50 cm/s 75 cm/s

  7. Figure 7 1942

  8. Figure 8 1961

  9. Figure 9 1975

  10. Figure 10 1978

  11. Figure 11 1985

  12. Figure 12 1987

  13. Figure 13 22 July 1994

  14. Figure 14 10 December 1996after Nov 1996 floods

  15. Figure 15 10 October 1997

  16. Figure 16 Jan 1999

  17. Figure 17 5 September 2000

  18. Figure 18 28 March 2001

  19. Figure 19 10 October 2002

  20. Figure 20 2003

  21. Figure 21 27 June 2003

  22. Figure 22 6 March 2006

  23. Figure 23 26 July 2006

  24. Figure 24 6 October 2006

  25. Figure 25 Flood tideSki Canal closed Sea Glades closed estuary flow marina through flow marina local flow This was the situation from ~ 1985 to mid-2002 before Sea Glades Bridge was constructed

  26. Figure 26 Flood tideSki Canal open Sea Glades closed estuary flow marina through flow marina local flow This was the situation from mid-2002 (when Ski Canal opened due to a large southward migration of the estuary inlet) till 27 October 2003 when Sea Glades Bridge was opened

  27. Figure 27 Flood tideSki canal open Sea glades open estuary flow marina through flow marina local flow This was the situation from 27 October 2003 (when Sea Glades Bridge was opened) to the present

  28. Figure 28 Flood tideSki Canal closed Sea Glades open estuary flow marina through flow marina local flow This would be the situation if Ski Canal closes again

  29. Figure 29 Sand banks in the marina as at 10 June 2006 Upstream of Sea Glades Bridge

  30. Figure 30 10 June 2006 Downstream of Sea Glades Bridge

  31. Figure 31 10 June 2006 Upstream of Shore Rd Bridge

  32. Figure 32 10 June 2006 Around Bird Island

  33. Figure 33 10 June 2006 Ski Canal and downstream ofBird Island

  34. Figure 34 10 June 2006 Cove Canal

  35. Figure 35 10 June 2006 Cove Canal

  36. Figure 36 10 June 2006 Cove Canal

  37. Figure 37 Effect of tsunami at Port Elizabeth harbour

  38. Figure 38 Bird Island 27 June 2003before Tsunami

  39. Figure 39 Bird Island 6 March 2006after Tsunami

  40. Figure 40 Sea Glades Bridge 27 June 2003before Tsunami; Sea Glades Bridgewas opened 27 October 2003

  41. Figure 41 Sea Glades Bridge6 March 2006after Tsunami; Sea Glades Bridgewas opened 27 October 2003

  42. Figure 42 Tsunami on Sri Lanka coast strong backwash carries sediment seaward

  43. Figure 43 Tsunami on Sri Lanka coast strong backwash carries sediment seaward

  44. Figure 44 Erf 1362 Erf 1363 Erf 1468 Maintenance dredging of canal to reduce current speed Trim corner even more to reduce turbulence. Erf 1467 Trim corner to reduce turbulenceErf 1470 Erf 2845 Widen canal: trim Erf 1473 Maintenance dredging of canal to reduce current speed Maintenance dredging of canal to reduce current speed Armour banks where water currents are causing erosion Erf 1474 6 March 2006

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