How deep does the modelling say the water gets at this address?
Every published flood model that reaches the property - creek, river and overland flow - with the modelled depth, velocity and flood level for each event, and a map of each. A $9 PDF, ready in minutes. No account needed.
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Every modelled eventFrom the frequent 2-year storm to the 2000-year and PMF-scale events, present day and future climate where the council modelled them.
Numbers, not coloursMaximum depth on the property, velocity, depth x velocity hazard and flood level in metres AHD, for each event, straight from the publisher's grids.
A map of each eventModelled water over current aerial imagery with your boundary drawn on, so you can see which part of the block is affected.
Honest about silence"Assessed and dry" is told apart from "not modelled here", and models that only reach the neighbours are marked as such.
Already have a council FloodWise report?Brisbane's free FloodWise report gives the 1% AEP and defined flood levels for four flood types. This report adds what it leaves out: maximum depth and velocity on your block for every modelled event (not just the 1% AEP), a hazard category, a map of each event, and the same treatment for councils that publish no property report at all.
Not a flood certificateCouncil flood level certificates ($50 to $56, up to 14 days in Victoria) are the formal document for a building application. This is the fast screening step before you decide whether to order one.
Built from flood model grids councils publish as open data - currently Brisbane City Council (53 studies), Albury, Coffs Harbour, Fairfield and the NSW Reconstruction Authority. Every value is the publisher's modelled figure for a design storm, read at the property boundary. This is a screening report from published modelling, not a site-specific flood study, a flood certificate or a record of past flooding. Looking for the council flood overlay and every other planning control? That is the planning report. Need the grids themselves in GIS or CAD? See Modelled Flood Surfaces in GIS Export.