Roads still closed across City of Moreton Bay

Published 6:58am 15 August 2024

Roads still closed across City of Moreton Bay
Words by Kylie Knight

There are still several roads closed across the City of Moreton Bay due to flash flooding caused by heavy rain yesterday and overnight. 

A Flood Watch Warning remains in place for areas including Moreton Bay, with Pine and Caboolture River catchments affected. 

Rain has eased to showers, which are forecast to ease further during the course of the day. 

Roads closed – City of Moreton Bay

As at 4.45pm, Moreton Bay City Council's disaster dashboard said the following roads were closed due to flooding.

SuburbStreetIncidentImpactAdviceLast Update
BRENDALELeitchs Road Pedestrian BridgeFloodedat South Pine RiverN/A15/08/2024 14:00:00
HIGHVALEGoat TrackLandslip(Flood Damage)N/A15/08/2024 02:20:00
WOODFORDOld Cove RoadFloodedat Blackrock CreekN/A15/08/2024 13:45:00
MANGO HILLChermside RoadFloodedbetween John Street and Kinsellas Road WestN/A15/08/2024 13:00:00
ELIMBAHOld Gympie RoadFloodedat Six Mile CreekN/A15/08/2024 13:32:00

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