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Data.

This dataset was collected by Citizen Scientists at an official 'Survey Area' as part of the Litter Intelligence long-term litter monitoring programme. The data are freely and openly accessible to anyone. Download the raw data, share this survey, and learn more about the data collection methodology through the links at the bottom of the page.

Litter Survey

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Village Shops, Moir Street, Mangawhai

19 September 2022

Northland Regional Council

Richard Griffiths

Overview

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2

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0.5

Road

Items per catchpit

175

Products

175

222

Type Count Weight (g)
Plastic 132 94
Resin pellets A N/A
Cable ties & zip ties 1 1
Cigarettes, butts & filters 54 12
Food wrappers 4 1
Unidentifiable hard plastic fragments 26 19
Unidentifiable soft plastic fragments 35 4
Hangers & retail packaging 5 4
Plastic bags 2 21
Strapping bands & tape 3 28
Toys, sport, & recreation (Plastic) 2 4
Wood 10 5
Processed timber & pallet crates 2 1
Wooden utensils 8 4
Glass & Ceramic 8 53
Construction material 7 52
Glass or ceramic fragments 1 1
Metal 8 1
Foil wrappers 8 1
Foamed Plastic 5 2
Polystyrene insulation or packaging 5 2
Rubber 4 2
Unidentifiable rubber fragments 2 1
Rubber bands 2 1
Fabric & Textiles 4 22
Clothing, towels and linen 1 21
Rope, line or string (natural) 3 1
Paper & Cardboard 4 43
Cardboard boxes 4 43

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Previous survey in this area

Village Shops, Moir Street, Mangawhai Northland Regional Council
30 Sep, 2021
Items per catchpit
346
86%

Next survey in this area

Village Shops, Moir Street, Mangawhai Northland Regional Council
19 Dec, 2022
Items per catchpit
151
80%