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Floodplain and Drainage
Flood Levels
Flood levels have been declared for major towns in the Goulburn Broken Catchment. Use this interactive map to access documents in PDF format containing information on floodplain levels.
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Hard-copies of these plans may be inspected during business hours at 168 Welsford Street, Shepparton.
Drainage
| Best Practice Principles and Standards for Drainage in Dryland Catchments |
Floodplain Management
| Flood Information Advice Application Form.doc |
Lower Goulburn Floodplain Rehabilitation Scheme
| Lower Goulburn Floodplain Rehabilitation Scheme Hydraulic Modelling Report Report No. J018/R1 Final A December, 2005 The Lower Goulburn Floodplain Rehabilitation Scheme aims to reconnect the northern floodplain back to the Goulburn River to provide a more natural flood flow regime. It is envisaged the scheme would at a minimum protect the Lower Goulburn region from an equivalent flood to that which occurred in October 1993. | |
| Lower Goulburn Floodplain Rehabilitation Scheme Hydraulic Modelling Report Appendices | |
| Lower Goulburn Floodplain Rehabilitation Scheme - Addendum A Hydraulic Performance of the Engineered Option 2 | |
| Scientific Panel Assessment of the Lower Goulburn Floodplain Rehabilitation Project Final Report - December 2005 This is a report on the findings of a scientific panel convened by the GBCMA to assess the likely environmental benefits of the Lower Goulburn Floodplain Rehabilitation Project. | |
| Lower Goulburn Floodplain Study – Geomorphology This project investigates the likelihood of an avulsion occurring as a result of increasing flows to
the floodplain channels. | |
| Assessment of Flood Risk to the Barmah Townshio and Preliminary Mitigation Review | |
| Lower Gouburn Levee Audit Modified Findlay Scheme Report October 1998 |
| Transcripts from the meeting “The Way Forward with the Lower Goulburn Floodplain Rehabilitation Project” Held April 6, 2004, GBCMA Offices, Welsford Street, Shepparton |


