Interactive Water Level Mapping

Goulburn‑Murray Water (GMW) has interactive maps available to help users explore how water levels may change across key storages.

The maps enable users to view the likely shoreline at various storage levels. In addition to showing likely water levels, the maps provide information about recreational facilities, including picnic tables, toilet blocks, barbecue areas and boat ramps.

The tool allows customers, recreational users and the broader community to zoom in on areas of interest and assess where water levels are likely to be under various scenarios.

Available Interactive Water Level Maps

Water levels

At times, water storages may experience very low inflows. These periods are often accompanied by dry conditions and increased customer demand for water, which can result in fluctuating lake levels.

Community and visitor interest in storage levels typically increases when levels decline due to prolonged dry climatic conditions and customer demand.

In addition to using the interactive maps, GMW recommends that vessel operators refer to general and local waterway‑specific signage located at all public boat ramps.

The imagery used in the maps may not reflect current conditions of the local environment.

The estimated extent of the water does not provide an indication of depth, and all users should be aware of potential hazards above and below the water surface at all water levels.

Vessel zoning information and restrictions are specific to each lake.