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Summary of report findings
Development of the Eskdale Stream catchment has occurred mostly during the last 30-50 years, subsequent to the opening of the Auckland Harbour Bridge in 1959. The catchment contains a total of 18 reserves which together cover 26% of the catchment. The Eskdale Stream is one of the largest stream networks on the North Shore. The catchment contains areas with good riparian vegetation and little channel modification as well as some areas heavily modified by urban development. The stream receives significant inputs from the reticulated stormwater network within the catchment.
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