Tekapo River

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The Tekapo River is a glacial-fed river in New Zealand’s South Island that carries water from Lake Tekapo through the Mackenzie Basin as part of the Waitaki hydroelectric system.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Tekapo River canonical 6
Tekapo Canal 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
administrativeRegion Mackenzie District
connectedTo Tekapo Canal
Waitaki River
continent Oceania
country New Zealand
drainageBasin Waitaki River catchment
fedBy glacial meltwater
flowsDirection generally southeast
flowsThrough Mackenzie Basin
hasColorCharacteristic turquoise-tinted water
hasEnvironmentalContext alpine river system
hasInfrastructure control structures
hydroelectric canals
hasOriginFeature Southern Alps
hasUse electricity generation
irrigation
water management
locatedIn Mackenzie Basin
South Island
locatedNear Lake Tekapo township
linked to: Lake Tekapo
mouth Pukaki River
partOf Waitaki River system
linked to: Waitaki River

Waitaki hydroelectric system
region Canterbury Region
source Lake Tekapo
uses hydroelectric power generation
waterColorCause glacial rock flour
waterSourceType glacial-fed
waterType freshwater

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lake Tekapo outflow Tekapo River
Waitaki River hasTributary Tekapo River
Mackenzie District contains Tekapo Canal
linked to: Tekapo River
Tekapo A Power Station waterOutflow Tekapo River
Takapō hasOutflow Tekapo River
Pukaki River connectedTo Tekapo River
Godley River isNorthOf Tekapo River