Bourke Weir

GPTKB entity

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf weir
gptkbp:adaptation strategies in place
gptkbp:benefits recreation
irrigation
flood control
gptkbp:built 1990
gptkbp:capacity 1,500 megaliters
gptkbp:community_involvement local stakeholder engagement
gptkbp:communityEvents hosted by local organizations
gptkbp:constructionMaterial earth and rock
gptkbp:cultural_significance site for local events
important_to_Indigenous_communities
gptkbp:educational_programs environmental education
gptkbp:emergencyServices flood response plans
gptkbp:environmental_impact affects local wildlife
affected by droughts
affected by floods
gptkbp:flora supports diverse plant life
gptkbp:future_plans expansion of facilities
improvements in water management.
gptkbp:height 8.5 meters
gptkbp:historical_significance important for local agriculture
part of regional development
gptkbp:historicalEvent site of community gatherings
site of significant floods
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Bourke Weir
gptkbp:is_part_of gptkb:Darling_River_system
gptkbp:length 1,200 meters
gptkbp:level 10.5 meters
gptkbp:location gptkb:Bourke,_New_South_Wales
gptkbp:maintainedBy gptkb:New_South_Wales_Government
gptkbp:maintenance annual inspections
gptkbp:nearestCity Bourke
gptkbp:operator WaterNSW
gptkbp:partnerships with local universities
gptkbp:powerOutput not used for hydroelectric power
gptkbp:provides_access_to available for recreation
gptkbp:purpose water storage
gptkbp:recreation fishing
boating
camping
gptkbp:research conducted on ecosystem health
gptkbp:reservoir Bourke_Reservoir
gptkbp:river gptkb:Darling_River
gptkbp:safetyFeatures warning systems
flood gates
gptkbp:spillwayType gated spillway
gptkbp:surrounding_area rural landscape
gptkbp:tourism attracts visitors
gptkbp:type earthfill dam
gptkbp:waterManagement automated systems
integrated with regional plans
gptkbp:waterQuality gptkb:Darling_River
monitored regularly
gptkbp:waterSource regulated by government
gptkbp:wildlife supports various bird species
supports fish populations
supports amphibians
supports reptiles