Arthur River

E419907

Arthur River is a river in New Zealand’s Fiordland region that drains alpine landscapes and carries the waters of notable features such as Sutherland Falls toward the sea.

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Arthur River canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
conservationValue high biodiversity value
country New Zealand
drainageBasin alpine landscapes
environmentalStatus relatively pristine
flowsInto Milford Sound
surface form: Milford Sound / Piopiotahi
governedBy Department of Conservation (New Zealand)
hasCharacteristic fed by glacial and alpine runoff
short
swift-flowing
hasClimateZone maritime temperate
hasEcosystemType temperate rainforest river
hasFeature deep fiord mouth
steep-sided glacial valleys
waterfalls
hasHydrology high rainfall regime
hasLandscapeContext glaciated valleys
rugged alpine terrain
hasNameOrigin named after an individual called Arthur (exact eponym uncertain)
hasSourceRegion Darran Mountains NERFINISHED
New Zealand Alps
surface form: Southern Alps (New Zealand)
hydrologicalConnection Sutherland Falls NERFINISHED
locatedIn Fiordland National Park
surface form: Fiordland

Southland
surface form: Southland Region

southwestern New Zealand
locatedOn South Island
mouthLocatedIn Milford Sound
nearbyFeature Homer Tunnel
surface form: Homer Tunnel road corridor

Milford Track
nearbySettlement Milford Sound village
partOf Fiordland river systems
Milford Sound
surface form: Milford Sound catchment

New Zealand river network
Te Wahipounamu World Heritage Area
protectedArea Fiordland National Park
receivesWaterFrom Quill Lake NERFINISHED
Sutherland Falls NERFINISHED
region Fiordland National Park
supports native bird species
native freshwater fish
usedFor kayaking
scenic cruises
tourism

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Sutherland Falls watercourse Arthur River
Sutherland Falls dischargesInto Arthur River