Indicator 9.3: Purpose and consequences of environmental water use Response a. Geographic b. Catchment c. Primary d. Secondary e. Degree of f. Relevant g. Volume used h. Time period i. Availability of j. Additional identifier (refer note 2) Purpose(s) Purpose(s) alignment priority (ML) (refer note 8) map and/or comments (refer note 1) (refer note 3) (refer notes 3 & 4) (refer note 5) (refer note 6) (refer note 7) hydrograph (optional - refer note (refer note 9) 10) Whole of SA River Murray Late Oct 2013 Fish; population River Murray Dec 2013 resilience channel Lower Lakes River Murray Connectivity Population Yes 10. Coorong, 769,063.3 Jul 2013-June No Fish; waterbirds; Coorong and resilience Lower Lakes and 2014 ecosystem resilience; Murray Mouth Murray Mouth salinity; Mouth Berri Evaporation River Murray 1238.0 Nov 2013-Jun Connectivity – Basin Lock 4 to Lock 5 2014 Bookmark Creek River Murray 449.0 Nov 2013-Jun Population resilience – Lock 4 to Lock 5 2014 Bunyip Reach River Murray 20.0 Apr 2014 Population resilience – Lock 5 to Lock 6 Dishers Creek River Murray 100.0 Nov 2013-Jun Population resilience – Lock 4 to Lock 5 2014 Other managed River Murray 21,733.0 Nov 2013-Jun Frogs – wetlands see Border to Mouth 2014 – list in Appendix 1 Brandybottle River Murray 97.0 Oct 2013 Frogs – Lock 5 to Lock 6 Lake Littra River Murray 989.0 Oct-Nov 2013 Frogs – Lock 5 to Lock 6 Werta Wert River Murray 748.0 Jan-Feb 2014 Frogs – Lock 5 to Lock 6 Punkah Island River Murray 750.0 Jan 2014 Frogs – Horseshoe Lock 5 to Lock 6 Gum Flat River Murray Ecosystem Waterbirds Yes 1488.0 Nov-Dec 2013 No Frogs – Lock 5 to Lock 6 resilience Chowilla River Murray Ecosystem Waterbirds Yes 100.0 Feb 2014 - Mar No Frogs – Horseshoe Lock 5 to Lock 6 resilience 2014 Markaranka River Murray Ecosystem Population Yes 14.0 Spring No – floodrunners Lock 1 to Lock 2 resilience resilience 2014
Indicator 9.3: Purpose and consequences of environmental water use Response a. Geographic identifier (refer note 1) b. Catchment (refer note 2) c. Primary Purpose(s) (refer note 3) d. Secondary Purpose(s) (refer notes 3 & 4) e. Degree of alignment (refer note 5) f. Relevant priority (refer note 6) g. Volume used (ML) (refer note 7) h. Time period (refer note 8) i. Availability of map and/or hydrograph (refer note 9) j. Additional comments (optional - refer note 10) Whole of SA River Murray channel River Murray Late Oct 2013 2013 Fish; population resilience Lower Lakes Coorong and Murray Mouth River Murray Connectivity Population resilience Yes 10. Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth 769,063.3 Jul 2013-June 2014 No Fish; waterbirds; ecosystem resilience; salinity; Mouth Berri Evaporation Basin River Murray – Lock 4 to Lock 5 1238.0 Nov 2013-Jun 2014 Connectivity Bookmark Creek River Murray – Lock 4 to Lock 5 449.0 Nov 2013-Jun 2014 Population resilience Bunyip Reach River Murray – Lock 5 to Lock 6 20.0 Apr 2014 Population resilience Dishers Creek River Murray – Lock 4 to Lock 5 100.0 Nov 2013-Jun 2014 Population resilience Other managed wetlands – see list in Appendix 1 River Murray – Border to Mouth 21,733.0 Nov 2013-Jun 2014 Frogs Brandybottle River Murray – Lock 5 to Lock 6 97.0 Oct 2013 Frogs Lake Littra River Murray – Lock 5 to Lock 6 989.0 Oct-Nov 2013 Frogs Werta Wert River Murray – Lock 5 to Lock 6 748.0 Jan-Feb 2014 Frogs Punkah Island Horseshoe River Murray – Lock 5 to Lock 6 750.0 Jan 2014 Frogs Gum Flat River Murray – Lock 5 to Lock 6 Ecosystem resilience Waterbirds Yes 1488.0 Nov-Dec 2013 No Frogs Chowilla Horseshoe River Murray – Lock 5 to Lock 6 Ecosystem resilience Waterbirds Yes 100.0 Feb 2014 - Mar 2014 No Frogs Markaranka floodrunners River Murray – Lock 1 to Lock 2 Ecosystem resilience Population resilience Yes 14.0 Spring 2014 No Dec