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We’re updating flood maps for the Yarra Ranges area to better identify locations at risk of flooding. To improve the quality of the maps, we’re seeking your knowledge of past flooding in the area.

There are 12 maps being updated in your area, reflecting the different sources of flooding. The information they provide will be used to plan for infrastructure, housing and emergencies.

Underway Cardinia, Toomuc, Deep & Ararat creeks Seeking input
Underway Corhanwarrabul Creek Seeking input
Underway Dandenong Creek and tributaries (Mordialloc, Eumemmerring, Monbulk & Ferny creeks) Seeking input
Underway Stringybark & Woori Yallock creeks Seeking input
Underway Brushy Creek Seeking input
Underway Little Yarra River Seeking input
Underway Hoddles Creek Seeking input
Underway Olinda Creek Seeking input
Underway Steels and Pauls creeks Seeking input
Underway Watts River Seeking input
Underway Stormwater drains Seeking input
Underway Yarra River

This work is being supported by Yarra Ranges Council, as part of the Greater Melbourne Flood Information Program.

Share your past experiences of flooding

We use the best data and tools to update our flood maps, which are reviewed by experts for accuracy. But even if you’re not an expert, your real-world experiences are valuable. They can help confirm our predictions, or reveal new information to investigate.

For your input to be considered, complete the following form by Sunday 24 August 2025, 11.59pm.

If you need support using this form, or would like to provide your input another way, please call our Customer Service Centre on 131 722 or email [email protected].

Note: if you recently submitted information or photos to Yarra Ranges Shire Council for their stormwater engagement, this has been passed on to us. There is no need to submit this information again. Read a summary of engagement feedback.

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