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The Corporation of the City of Whyalla planning overlays by suburb

Flood, bushfire, heritage and zoning profiles for 16 suburbs across The Corporation of the City of Whyalla. Compare suburb-wide indicators, then pick a suburb for its full profile.

Compare The Corporation of the City of Whyalla suburbs

These rankings compare suburb-wide mapped shares and aggregate indicators. They do not determine the result for any individual property.

Highest mapped flood share

  1. Whyalla Jenkins100%
  2. Whyalla Norrie100%
  3. Whyalla Playford100%
  4. Whyalla Stuart100%
  5. Port Bonython96%
  6. Whyalla Barson96%
  7. Mullaquana89%
  8. Backy Point82%

Highest bushfire-prone share

  1. Port Bonython96%
  2. Whyalla Barson96%
  3. Mullaquana89%
  4. Backy Point83%
  5. Douglas Point South80%
  6. Douglas Point74%
  7. Cowleds Landing73%
  8. Point Lowly71%

Most heritage places

  1. Whyalla5
  2. Whyalla Norrie2
  3. Fitzgerald Bay1
  4. Point Lowly1
  5. Whyalla Barson1

Flood and bushfire rankings include only suburbs for which LayeredGeo holds the relevant mapping. “Not mapped” in the directory below means unavailable coverage, not a zero-risk result.

Backy Point Flood 82% Bushfire 83% Cowleds Landing Flood 73% Bushfire 73% Douglas Point Flood 74% Bushfire 74% Douglas Point South Flood 80% Bushfire 80% Fitzgerald Bay Flood 53% Bushfire 53% Heritage 1 Mullaquana Flood 89% Bushfire 89% Murninnie Beach Flood 65% Bushfire 65% Point Lowly Flood 71% Bushfire 71% Heritage 1 Point Lowly North Flood 70% Bushfire 70% Port Bonython Flood 96% Bushfire 96% Whyalla Flood 49% Bushfire 13% Heritage 5 Whyalla Barson Flood 96% Bushfire 96% Heritage 1 Whyalla Jenkins Flood 100% Bushfire 60% Whyalla Norrie Flood 100% Bushfire 28% Heritage 2 Whyalla Playford Flood 100% Bushfire 13% Whyalla Stuart Flood 100% Bushfire 50%
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