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How many tonnes of silt were removed from the greater Christchurch area?
900,000 tonnes
How many tonnes of sediment clogged the rivers killing native fish and insects?
21,500
How many tonnes of silt came to the surface due to liquefaction?
400,000
Where was liquefaction worst?
the eastern suburbs such as Aranui, Bexely and New Brighton
How much of the Avon-Heathcote estuary was covered in Liquefaction mounds?
40%
What changed the ecology of the waterways?
The sewage
What is liquefaction?
Liquefaction is the process by which the earthquakes violent movements suddenly turns loose soil into liquid mud
Where does liquefaction usually occur?
The top 4-5 metres