Canterbury Regional Landscape Study: Volume 1 & 2, 1993

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Contents

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The Study Brief

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The Study Approach

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Interpretation of Terms used in the Resource Management Act

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Canterbury Land Systems

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Assessing Natural Features and Landscapes

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Natural Science Legibility Transient Aesthetic Shared and Recognised Tangata Whenua

Canterbury's Outstanding Natural Features and Landscapes A B C D E F G I

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Low Altitude Plains Landscapes Banks Peninsula and Port Hills Landscapes Downland and Foothill Landscapes Coastal Limestone Landscape High Country Limestone Hill Landscapes Front Range Landscapes Semi-Arid Mountain Range Landscapes Inter-Montane Range and Basin Landscapes High Rainfall Divide Landscapes Kaikoura Mountain Landscapes

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Conclusions and Recommendations

Figures Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4

Land Types of the Canterbury Region Landscape Types Based on Land Systems Data Regionally Outstanding Natural Features and Landscapes Regionally Significant and Regionally Outstanding Natural Features and Landscapes

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