Does the Bremer River flood?

The headwaters of the Bremer River and Warrill Creek rise in the Macpherson Ranges. Heavy rainfall in these areas can cause major flooding of agricultural and rural areas as well as widespread traffic hazards and disruptions.

How deep is the Bremer River?

The river is up to 100 m wide and very deep in places, especially towards the confluence with the Brisbane river. Being tidal, it pays to plan ahead to catch the right flow for the most enjoyable trip, especially when doing the upper sections to avoid submerged rocks.

Does North Ipswich flood?

The City of Ipswich is no stranger to floods. Our first was recorded in 1824 by explorer John Oxley – with more recent floods occurring in 1974, 2011 and 2013.

Does Deebing Creek flood?

The Hancock Bridge at Brassall, One Mile Bridge at West Ipswich and the Deebing Creek crossing on Warwick Rd, Ipswich, are all flooded, bringing additional traffic through the centre of town.

Is Amberley flooded?

There are currently no flood warnings or alerts in force at this location Amberley on the River Arun.

What fish are in the Bremer River?

The Bremer River is a well-kept fishing secret. Catches at the annual Father’s Day Fishing Fest have included quality specimens of bream, threadfin salmon, Australian bass, catfish, eels and bull sharks.

Where does the Bremer River End?

Brisbane River
Bremer River/Mouths
The Bremer River in southeast Queensland starts below Mount Fraser at an elevation of 132m and ends at an elevation of 3.69m merging with the Brisbane River.

Why is Rocklea so cheap?

Affordability is the major reason people purchase property in Rocklea and demand for properties outstrips availability. Younger couples wanting to enter the housing market find the suburb well priced with three-bedroom homes available under $400,000.

Does Springfield Lakes Flood?

1 Answer. Springfield Lakes has not been subject to major flooding that has threatened housing. Like all areas the storm water run off in the creeks certainly affects the levels but not to the extent of causing damage to homes etc.

How big is the Bremer River catchment area?

It includes reference information which will be useful for understanding Flood Warnings and River Height Bulletins issued by the Bureau’s Flood Warning Centre during periods of high rainfall and flooding. The Bremer River catchment covers an area of approximately 1800 square kilometres.

When did the Bremer River flood in South Australia?

The flood event in January 2011 (19.40 metres), although smaller then 1974, caused significant residential and commercial damage. In March 2017, the remnants of Severe Tropical Cyclone Debbie resulted in major flooding along the Bremer River and Warril Creek.

Where does the Bremer River and Warrill Creek rise?

The headwaters of the Bremer River and Warrill Creek rise in the Macpherson Ranges. Heavy rainfall in these areas can cause major flooding of agricultural and rural areas as well as widespread traffic hazards and disruptions. Flooding in the Ipswich area can also be caused by local creek flooding, including in the Bundamba and Woogaroo Creeks.

Where are the flood warning stations in Ipswich?

The system now comprises a comprehensive network of rainfall and river height field stations located throughout the Bremer River and Warrill Creek catchments as well as the Ipswich metropolitan area. They report via VHF radio to base station computers located in Ipswich City Council offices.