English: The earthen dam named a regulator, at Clayton, South Australia on Lake Alexandrina, that was designed to stop the flow of water from the smaller Goolwa section of the lake to the much larger main area of the lake. Inflows of water from upstream had the opposite effect, and it was removed in spring, 2010. The Goolwa section is on the right
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