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Service Description: This service represents maximum inundation for historical flood events, that have been manually and automatically captured from various formats, sources and techniques. The service also represents modelled possible inundated areas from various forms of dam failures. These dams are described as Referable dams, meaning if a failure impact assessment demonstrates there would be 2 or more people at risk if the dam was to fail. This data is supplied by the Dam Owners.

Map Name: Flood Lines

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• Historic Flood Events (9)
  • 1974 Floodline Brisbane and Bremer Rivers (12)
  • 2010 Floodline Bundaberg (13)
  • 2011 Floodline Queensland towns - January (14)
  • 2011 Floodline Queensland towns - April (15)
  • 2012 Floodline SW Queensland towns (16)
  • 2013 Floodline Bundaberg (17)
  • 2017 Floodline Fitzroy River (18)
  • 2017 Floodline Logan and Albert Rivers (19)
  • 2019 Floodline Western Queensland (20)
• Modelled Possible Flood Data - Referable Dams (50)
  • Sunny day failure - referable dam (51)
  • Probable max flood without a dam failure - referable dam (52)
  • Probable max flood with a dam failure - referable dam (53)

Description: Flood line data for Queensland. Representing actual past flood events for various regions and towns, and modelled possible flood data caused by dam failures for various dams across the state. The data representing maximum inundation for historical flood events has been manually captured from various formats, sources and techniques. The data representing modelled possible inundation areas is supplied by dam owners and is for various forms of dam failures. The dams are described as Referable dams. A dam is referable if a failure impact assessment demonstrates there would be 2 or more people at risk if the dam was to fail.

Service Item Id: 2b0d674ba5c44174bb8cded6f180139c

Copyright Text: © State of Queensland (Department of Resources) 2021

Spatial Reference: 102100  (3857)


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Spatial Reference: 102100  (3857)

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Title: Flood Lines
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Comments: Flood line data for Queensland. Representing actual past flood events for various regions and towns, and modelled possible flood data caused by dam failures for various dams across the state. The data representing maximum inundation for historical flood events has been manually captured from various formats, sources and techniques. The data representing modelled possible inundation areas is supplied by dam owners and is for various forms of dam failures. The dams are described as Referable dams. A dam is referable if a failure impact assessment demonstrates there would be 2 or more people at risk if the dam was to fail.
Subject: Flood line data for Queensland. Representing actual past flood events for various regions and towns, and modelled predicted floods from specific dam failures.
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Keywords: Flood,Queensland,Historic,Water,Dam,DamSafety,Inlandwaters
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