Gnangarameer

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Stroomgebiedsland	Australië
Land	Australië
Geleë in administratiewe eenheid	City of Wanneroo, Wes-Australië
Ligging	Gnangara
Geografiese ligging	31°47′12″S 115°52′6″E

Die Gnangarameer is die suidelikste van die Wanneroovleilande in die metropolitaanse Perth, Wes-Australië. Die staat se regering se Vleilandatlas definieer die verskynsel as 'n meer. Die omliggende terrein is lae duine en golwende sandvlaktes. Die meer word gevoed deur die grondwater van die Gnangaraheuwel wat in 'n dun kleilaag voorkom.^[1]

Vorige gebruike het ingesluit diatomietmynbou, wat kon bygedra het tot veranderings in die meer se eienskappe en ekologie. Die gebied is nou die onderwerp van 'n bewaringsplan, strategieë vir die bestuur daarvan en beskerming teen potensiële versteuring deur mynboubedrywighede.^[2]

Die meerreservaat is 'n belangrike deel van die bestuur van die heuwel.^[3]^[4]

Die omgewing was die terrein van 'n langtermyn-Nyoongar-kamp^[5] sowel as 'n Nyoongar-gemeenskapskollege.^[6]

Verwysings wysig

↑ Morgan, K. H; Geological Survey of Western Australia (1964), Hydrogeology of the southern part of the Gnangara Lake area : South-West Division, Western Australia, Geological Survey of Western Australia, http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/19242391, besoek op 10 March 2012
↑ Western Australia. Environmental Protection Authority (1990), Mining diatomaceous earth at Lake Gnangara, Wanneroo, Magic Soil Pty Ltd : report and recommendations of the Environmental Protection Authority, The Authority, ISBN 978-0-7309-3474-5
↑ Wanneroo (W.A. : Municipality). Council. (2002) Gnangara Lake Reserve management plan, 2002-2007 City of Wanneroo; [prepared by] ATA Environmental. Wanneroo, W.A.] : City of Wanneroo
↑ Bourke, S. A; Western Australia. Dept. of Water (2009), East Wanneroo integrated groundwater-lake flow modelling : predictive scenario modelling to support the Gnangara sustainability strategy, Dept. of Water, ISBN 978-1-921675-13-3
↑ Nyoongar Community Aboriginal Corporation records : Lake Gnangara Aboriginal Community, 1970-2008. J.S. Battye-biblioteek
↑ http://slwa.wa.gov.au/pdf/mn/mn3001_3500/mn3014.pdf Nyoongah Community Aboriginal Corporation (NCAC)and Nyoongah Community Incorporated (NCI)Includes Nyoongah Aboriginal Community College established in 1981 to teach Aboriginal children, situated at Lake Gnangara

[1] Morgan, K. H; Geological Survey of Western Australia (1964), Hydrogeology of the southern part of the Gnangara Lake area : South-West Division, Western Australia, Geological Survey of Western Australia, http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/19242391, besoek op 10 March 2012

[2] Western Australia. Environmental Protection Authority (1990), Mining diatomaceous earth at Lake Gnangara, Wanneroo, Magic Soil Pty Ltd : report and recommendations of the Environmental Protection Authority, The Authority, ISBN 978-0-7309-3474-5

[3] Wanneroo (W.A. : Municipality). Council. (2002) Gnangara Lake Reserve management plan, 2002-2007 City of Wanneroo; [prepared by] ATA Environmental. Wanneroo, W.A.] : City of Wanneroo

[4] Bourke, S. A; Western Australia. Dept. of Water (2009), East Wanneroo integrated groundwater-lake flow modelling : predictive scenario modelling to support the Gnangara sustainability strategy, Dept. of Water, ISBN 978-1-921675-13-3

[5] Nyoongar Community Aboriginal Corporation records : Lake Gnangara Aboriginal Community, 1970-2008. J.S. Battye-biblioteek

[6] ttp://slwa.wa.gov.au/pdf/mn/mn3001_3500/mn3014.pdf Nyoongah Community Aboriginal Corporation (NCAC)and Nyoongah Community Incorporated (NCI)Includes Nyoongah Aboriginal Community College established in 1981 to teach Aboriginal children, situated at Lake Gnangara

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