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Bitter (CW6)

Author: Estuarine and Coastal Research Unit, RCRU Date: Jun 1981 The nature of the Bitter surface sediments in the mouth region suggest that the river flows intermittently but probably only for short periods. This is to be expected from the nature of the rainfall and the small size of the catchment. Sediments ... Read more
Bot/Kleinmond system (CSW13)

Author: Estuarine and Coastal Research Unit, ECRU Date: Sep 1982 In this report an attempt is made to synthesis available information on the Botriviervlei and Kleimond estuary. The name Bot River is probably a direct reference to the slow flowing nature of the river and derived from bot, while Kleinmond ... Read more
Bree (CSW22)

Author: Carter, RA Date: Dec 1983 The Bree River estuary is very large and although there are problems associated with limited fresh water supplies and an active dune field on the north bank of the mouth, there is considerable potential for development. After a long history ... Read more
Buffels (CW3)

Author: Estuarine and Coastal Research Unit, ECRU Date: Apr 1981 This report entails available historical information on Buffels estuary and abiotic and biotic characteristics found in the estuary are presented. Although the Buffels River has a relatively large catchment compared with most other major ... Read more
Buffels (Wes), Elsies, Sir Lowry's pass, Steenbras and Buffels (Oos)

Author: Heinecken, TJE ; Bickerton, IB ; Morant, PD Date: Jun 1982 This report is a synthesis of all available information on five of the smaller rivers discharging in to False bay combined as a single volume. The rivers dealt with are the Buffels (Wes), Elsies, Sir Lowry' Pass, Steenbras and Buffels (Oos). ... Read more
Eerste (CSW 6)

Author: Grindley, JR Date: Dec 1982 This report provides historical information on Eerste River, catchment, abiotic and biotic characteristics. The Eerste River rises on Dwarsberg 60 km east of Cape Town as the head of Jonkershoek. The river catchment covers the eastern part ... Read more
Estuaries of the Cape, Part 2: Synopses of available information on individual systems

Author: Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, CSIR ; National Research Institute for Oceanology, NRIO ; Eustuarine and Coastal Research Unit, ECRU Date: 1982 This record is an overview of the Green Series Reports produced by the Estuarine and Coastal Research Unit (ECRU) of the Division of Earth, Marine and Atmosphere Science and Technology at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research ... Read more
Gamtoos (CMS48)

Author: Estuarine and Coastal Research Unit, ECRU Date: Apr 1981 The Gamtoos has the fourth largest catchment of all the Cape rivers, with an area of 34 438 km2 which extends right up into the Great Karoo. Two large tributaries drain the eastern extremity of the Nuweveld Mountain range and the western ... Read more
Goukourivier [previously known as Kafferkuils (CSW24)] and Duiwenhoks (CSW23)

Author: Carter, RA ; Brownlie, S Date: Oct 1990 In the Kafferkuils now known as the Goukourivier the sediment dynamics of the estuary mouth region have been altered by the breaking of the sediment pathway into the historic sediment sink east of the mouth. This is done by the initial fixing ... Read more
Gourits (CSW25)

Author: Heydorn, HJ Date: Feb 1989 This report provides historical overview on river catchment, ecology, biotic and abiotic characteristics and available information on the Gourits estuary. The Gourits Estuary, in common with other estuaries whose mouths are open for part or ... Read more
Groen (CW7)

Author: Estuarine and Coastal Research Unit, ECRU Date: Jun 1981 The state of knowledge of the Groen is poor. The area, being remote, has received little attention in the past and the bulk of information in this report originates from the Estuarine and Coastal Research Unit (ECRU) survey. Although the Groen ... Read more
Groot (WES) (CMS 23) and Sout (CMS 22)

Author: Morant, PD ; Bickerton, IB Date: Jun 1983 Little is known of the early history of the area surrounding the Groot and Sout estuaries. The densely forested terrain dissected by deep gorges caused the area to be avoided by early travellers who used the inland route via the Langkloof to ... Read more
Groot Brak (CMS3)

Author: Morant, PD Date: Dec 1983 The Great Brak estuary has been endowed with great scenic beauty and recreational potential. The estuary and environs thus offer a great challenge for progressive development with the needs of existing industries and residential areas having ... Read more
Hartenbos (CMS1)

Author: Estuarine and Coastal Research Unit, ECRU Date: Jun 1982 This report provides an overview of the Hartenbos estuary of the Cape Coast dealing with aspects such as climate, geology, soils, catchments, run-off, vegetations, oceanography and estuaries. In this report available information on Hartenbos ... Read more
Heuningnes (CSW19)

Author: Bickerton, IB Date: Feb 1984 In this report available historical information on Heuningnes estuary is presented. The threat posed by high water levels in the Heuningnes, to the farmland situated on the coastal plain of Bredasdorp reduces the possibility of leaving the ... Read more
Holgat (CW2)

Author: Estuarine and Coastal Research Unit, ECRU Date: Jun 1981 The Holgat is not an estuary in the true sense, due to a combination of factors. Although the catchment has an area of 1500 km2, the Holgat last flowed in 1925. The main reason for this appears to be the low rainfall in the catchment and the ... Read more
Hout Bay (CW27)

Author: Grindley, SA Date: Dec 1988 Hout Bay is a south-facing crescentic embayment on the west coast of the Cape Peninsula approximately 22km south of Cape Town. The valley of Hout Bay is surrounded by mountains with the summit of Table Mountain. The use of the Hout bay as a ... Read more
Keurbooms/Bitou system (CMS19) and Piesang (CMS18)

Author: Duvenage, IR ; Morant, PD Date: Oct 1984 In this report available historical information on the Keurbooms/Bitou and Piesang Estuaries is presented. It entails information on marine ecology, river catchment, abiotics and biotics characteristics found in the estuaries. The Keurbooms, ... Read more
Klein (CSW16)

Author: De Decker, HP Date: Oct 1989 This report provides historical overview on river catchment, ecology, biotic and abiotic characteristics and available information on the Klein estuary. Kleinriviersvlei is popularly known as "Hermanus Lagoon". In some of the accounts of ... Read more
Knysna (CMS 13)

Author: Grindley, JR Date: Mar 1985 The report entails available historical information on Knysna estuary and abiotic and biotic characteristics found in the estuary are presented. The Knysna system is commonly referred to as a lagoon but it may also correctly be called an ... Read more

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