Understand Your Property’s Flood Risk
The State Emergency Service, as part of its Storm and Flood Ready Program, works with local communities at high risk of flooding to develop Community Protection Flood Guides to help to build local community resilience in the face of flooding events.
If you are experiencing flooding, contact SES Floods and Storms hotline: 132 500.
In life threatening emergencies always call triple zero (000).
Community Protection Flood Guides
Geeveston flood guide
Riverine flooding information for the Kermandie River.
Huonville and Ranelagh flood guide
Riverine flooding information for the Huon River and tributaries at Huonville and Ranelagh townships.
Upper Huon River flood guide
Riverine flooding information for areas around the Huon River and its tributaries above Ranelagh, including Glen Huon, Judbury, Lonnavale, Tahune and surrounds.
Mountain River area above Ranelagh
Riverine flooding information for Mountain River above Glen Road Bridge.
Cygnet and surrounds flood guide
Riverine flooding information for communities on the Eastern side of the Huon River South of Huonville to Verona Sands and surrounds.
Franklin to Port Huon flood guide
Riverine flooding information for the Huon River and minor tributaries.
Dover and the Far South flood guide
Riverine flooding information for areas south of Geeveston.
Tasmanian strategic flood maps
The State Emergency Services has developed the Tasmanian Strategic Flood Maps as a tool to help government, emergency services, communities and residents to better assess their risk and prepare for flood events.
View the Tasmanian Strategic Flood Maps at www.ses.tas.gov.au/floodmaps
This information is for
- individuals and households
- communities
- businesses, farmers
- Local Government
- the Tasmanian Government.
Find out more about
- How SES developed the flood maps
- The flood maps and your property
- Storms and floods in Tasmania
- Tasmanian flood mapping technical reports