Avoca River

9 monitored gauges · upstream ‹ › downstreamNo flood classes yet · steady

River system · drag to replay, or jump to a named flood

Below minorNo classesHeight is each gauge against its OWN normal — the 90 days ending a month ago, so the water it is being compared with is not this event. The dotted line is that normal, the next line up its 90th percentile. Not metres, which differ by gauge. Colour is the flood class it has crossed. Dashed ring = too little record to place.

Now

Stations on this river

Amphitheatre1 h 13 min ago0.34 m ▶Archdale1 h 13 min ago0.34 m ▶Logan2 h old1.75 m Coonooer1 h 13 min ago0.40 m ▶Charlton Town1 h 13 min ago3.66 m ▶Charlton (downstream)1 h 13 min ago0.92 m ▶Quambatook1 h 13 min ago0.49 m ▶Sandhill Lake Road2 h old77.22 m ▶Tresco2 h old0.35 m ▼

Colours always mean BoM flood class — blue below minor, amber minor, red moderate and above; grey gauges are stale (older than 90 minutes) and are never used for alerting.

About the Avoca River

Floodway reads 9 gauges on the Avoca River in Victoria, from Amphitheatre down to Tresco — about 285 km of river.

Every reading is shown against the Bureau of Meteorology's flood classes for its own gauge, so a height here means the same thing it means anywhere else on the river. Scrub the system view back seven days to watch a rise move downstream, and open any gauge for its level history, its own past peaks and how long water has typically taken to reach it from the gauge above.

The floods on record here are 2022 and 2011. Any of them can be laid over a gauge's chart to see how today compares.

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Avoca River

9 monitored gauges · upstream ‹ › downstreamNo flood classes yet · steady

River system · drag to replay, or jump to a named flood

Now

Stations on this river

Colours always mean BoM flood class — blue below minor, amber minor, red moderate and above; grey gauges are stale (older than 90 minutes) and are never used for alerting.

About the Avoca River

Floodway reads 9 gauges on the Avoca River in Victoria, from Amphitheatre down to Tresco — about 285 km of river.

The floods on record here are 2022 and 2011. Any of them can be laid over a gauge's chart to see how today compares.