Any part of Mitchelton along Kedron Brook was affected in the 1974 floods. Higher ground was safe.
Browns Plains was not one of the areas affected in the 1974 Brisbane floods.
There was no Tsunami that hit Brisbane, and therefore no Tsunami hit Sydney. However there were recent floods that devastated Brisbane and the QLD state of Australia.
A large amount of Brisbane was affected in the 1974 floods. Parts, or sometimes most, of the following suburbs were included:AlbionBalmoralBrisbane City (CBD)BrookfieldBulimbaChelmerCoorparooCorindaDarraDutton ParkEast BrisbaneFairfieldFig Tree PocketFortitude ValleyGracevilleHawthorneHemmantIndooroopillyJindaleeKangaroo PointKenmoreLong PocketLyttonMiltonMoggillMoorookaMurrarieNew FarmNewsteadNorman ParkOxleyPinkenbaPullenvaleRockleaSherwoodSouth BrisbaneTennysonToowongYerongaYerongpillyWest EndWindsorWoolloongabba
It's a matter of where the Brisbane River flows. The Brisbane floods were largely a result of the massive amounts of water that had to be released from Wivenhoe Dam into the Brisbane River. The Brisbane River does not flow anywhere near the Gold Coast, but empties into the sea at Moreton Bay.
Floods and severe storms with hail are the most common natural disasters in Brisbane. These storms have become increasingly stronger in intensity, with lightning strikes and high, gusting winds causing major damage. Bushfires occasionally occur in the mountains around the city, but these never cause major damage. Cyclones very rarely reach as far south as Brisbane, the last one significant one being in 1974 when "Cyclone Wanda" dumped a huge amount of water in the Brisbane catchment, contributing to massive floods. Having said that, however, meteorologists are predicting more cyclones to occur near Brisbane in the 2010-2011 Summer season.
Brisbane is the capital city of Queensland, and located in southeast Queensland. The floods affected suburbs along the Brisbane River, and much of Ipswich.
Yes. An estimated 52 suburbs were affected by the floods in Brisbane in January 2011.
Browns Plains was not one of the areas affected in the 1974 Brisbane floods.
The Brisbane floods of 1974 affected the Brisbane River and the Bremer River basin.
Springfield, west of Brisbane, will not be affected by the floods that are coming to Brisbane in January 2011.
Yes. Windsor was one of the worst affected areas in the 1974 Brisbane floods.
There was no Tsunami that hit Brisbane, and therefore no Tsunami hit Sydney. However there were recent floods that devastated Brisbane and the QLD state of Australia.
The Brisbane floods actually occurred in January 2011, not 2010.
A large amount of Brisbane was affected in the 1974 floods. Parts, or sometimes most, of the following suburbs were included:AlbionBalmoralBrisbane City (CBD)BrookfieldBulimbaChelmerCoorparooCorindaDarraDutton ParkEast BrisbaneFairfieldFig Tree PocketFortitude ValleyGracevilleHawthorneHemmantIndooroopillyJindaleeKangaroo PointKenmoreLong PocketLyttonMiltonMoggillMoorookaMurrarieNew FarmNewsteadNorman ParkOxleyPinkenbaPullenvaleRockleaSherwoodSouth BrisbaneTennysonToowongYerongaYerongpillyWest EndWindsorWoolloongabba
The 2010-2011 Brisbane floods affected over 200,000 Australians. Damage to the area was estimated at 2.4 billion dollars, and 75% of the state of Queensland was declared to be a disaster zone.
Bellbowrie certainly was one of the suburbs affected. As of 15 January 2011, the floodwaters have receded through most of Brisbane, including Bellbowrie.
There were two major episodes of flooding in Queensland in 2009. One took place in northern Queensland in February, and another series of floods affected large areas of the state including Brisbane in May.