Flood Cameras
To further enhance preparedness and response, Council and the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) have installed flood monitoring cameras across the region. These flood cameras provide awareness enabling residents to observe flood levels on key roads and bridge assets in their community.
Flood Cameras have limitations as they are reliant on telecommunications and in some cases solar power. Still images generally update in the right conditions every 30 -60 mins. Always check the date and time stamp on the image.
Flood Cameras should not be your only source of information during floods. Use these images in conjunction with BOM notifications, Road Closures found on the Fraser Coast Disaster Dashboard, information provided by emergency agencies or Council. These cameras are a specific location and a point in time and in large flooding events the situation can escalate rapidly making some information outdated.
Disclaimer: It is the responsibility of the user to make their own decision about the currency, accuracy and completeness of the information and images. Fraser Coast Regional Council does not accept any responsibility or liability for any loss or damage incurred as a result of this information and images or its use in any way.
IF IT'S FLOODED, FORGET IT!
Lamington Bridge, Mary River, Maryborough
Lamington Bridge Gauge, Mary River, Maryborough
Granville Bridge, Mary River, Maryborough
Salt Water Crk, Maryborough/Hervey Bay Rd
Salt Water Crk Gauge, Maryborough/Hervey Bay Rd
Guava Street, Maryborough
Guava Street Field, Maryborough
Guava Street - Kent Street, Maryborough
Walls Camp Road, Pacific Haven
Pacific Haven Drive
Pacific Haven Drive
Pacific Haven Drive
Lenthalls Dam
Burrum River Bridge
Burrum River Bridge Gauge
Teddington Weir, Tinana Crk
Teddington Road Crossing, Tinana Crk