Lilburne River

Lilburne River
Location
Country	New Zealand
Physical characteristics

Source
• location	Puketeraki Range

Mouth
• location	Ashley River / Rakahuri
Length	14 km (9 mi)

The Lilburne River is a river of northern Canterbury, New Zealand.^[1] Formerly known as the Lillburn River, its spelling was corrected in 2003.^[2] It rises in the Puketeraki Range, flowing south then east to join Ashley River / Rakahuri.

References

^ "Place name detail: Lilburne River". New Zealand Gazetteer. New Zealand Geographic Board. Retrieved 17 March 2018.
^ http://www.linz.govt.nz/placenames/consultation-decisions/decisions-archive/20030626/26jun2003.pdf^{[permanent dead link]}

The territorial authority of Waimakariri District, Canterbury, New Zealand

Populated places; seat: Rangiora • Waimakariri District Council

Kaiapoi-Woodend Ward

Kaiapoi-Tuahiwi Sub-Division	Clarkville Kaiapoi Kairaki Ohapuku The Pines Beach Flaxton Tuahiwi
Woodend-Sefton Sub-Division	Coldstream Pegasus Saltwater Creek Sefton Waikuku Waikuku Beach Woodend Woodend Beach

Oxford-Ohoka Ward

Ohoka-Swannanoa Sub-Division	Eyreton Eyrewell Mandeville North Ohoka Swannanoa West Eyreton Wetheral Wilsons Siding
Oxford Sub-Division	Ashley Gorge Bennetts Bexley Burnt Hill Carleton Coopers Creek Gammans Creek Glenburn Glentui Horrellville Lees Valley Oxford Okuku Range Rockford Starvation Hill The Warren View Hill Okuku Hills

Rangiora-Ashley Ward

Ashley Sub-Division	Ashley Loburn Loburn North Okuku Whiterock Cust Fernside Springbank Summerhill
Rangiora Sub-Division	Rangiora Southbrook

Schools

Primary

Secondary

Area

Disestablished

Primary	Okuku Whiterock

Facilities

Sports clubs

Electorates

Historic	Ashley Hurunui Kaiapoi Rangiora
Current	Kaikōura Waimakariri

Member of
Parliament

for the Kaikōura electorate	N Doug Kidd (1996–99) N Lynda Scott (1999–2005) N Colin King (2005–14) N Stuart Smith (2014–present)
for the Waimakariri electorate	L Mike Moore (1996–99) L Clayton Cosgrove (1999–2011) N Kate Wilkinson (2011–14) N Matt Doocey (2014–present)

Mayor

Trevor Inch (1989–95)
Janice Skurr (1995–2001)
Jim Gerard (2001–07)
Ron Keating (2007–10)
David Ayers (2010–2019)
Dan Gordon (2019–present)

Bodies of water

Transportation

Other

bold - main town; bold & italics - minor town; normal text - locality; italics - minor locality

43°04′33″S 172°10′22″E / 43.075937°S 172.172695°E / -43.075937; 172.172695

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