Water Storages

G-MW Storages Storage Levels Recreation and Tourism Electricity Generation

G-MW Storages

Goulburn-Murray water is responsible for all Victorian storages in its region and for the Murray-Darling Basin Commission (MDBC) storages managed by Victoria. Maintaining the integrity of a dam requires operation and maintenance activities, safety surveillance, dam safety evaluations and rehabilitation works.

G-MW's storages are listed below. Click on a storage name for further information including storage levels, background, history, technical information, and recreation and tourism guidelines.

Murray Storages

Dartmouth Dam
Hume Dam
Yarrawonga Weir
Torrumbarry Weir

Mildura Weir 

Ovens Storages

Lake Buffalo
Lake William Hovell

Broken Storages

Lake Nillahcootie
Lake Mokoan

Goulburn Storages

Lake Eildon
Goulburn Weir
Waranga Basin
Greens Lake

Campaspe Storages

Lake Eppalock

Loddon Storages

Cairn Curran Reservoir
Tullaroop Reservoir
Laanecoorie Reservoir

Bullarook Creek Storages

Newlyn Reservoir
Hepburns Lagoon

Storage Levels

Daily updates to water storage levels are available on this website, as well as graphs of historical storage traces.

Recreation and Tourism

Recreation and tourism information for each storage is available on the storage information pages, and we offer an overview of the recreational facilities available across all storages.

Electricity Generation

Six storages in the Goulburn-Murray region (including Dartmouth Dam, Hume Dame, Yarrawonga Weir, Lake William Hovell, Lake Eildon and Cairn Curran Reservoir) have the ability to generate hydro electricity.  When the storage volume and the release rate are high enough, water flows through a turbine to generate electricity.

For more information please visit AGL Hydro.