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Flood ProjectGuidance, Tools and Resources
Eastern Creek Catchment - Development Scenario Hydraulic Assessment
CompletedPublication date: 17/06/2016Eastern Creek is located in Western Sydney and drains a catchment area of 118 km2 to South Creek which, in turn, drains into the Hawkesbury River near Windsor. Eastern Creek...
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Flood ProjectGuidance, Tools and Resources
Eastern Creek Hydraulic Assessment
CompletedPublication date: 14/11/2014Eastern Creek is located in Western Sydney and drains a catchment area of 118 km2 to South Creek which, in turn, drains into the Hawkesbury River near Windsor. The extent of the...
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Flood ProjectFlood study
Eastern Creek Catchment Hydraulic Assessment
CompletedPublication date: 01/11/2014Eastern Creek is located in Western Sydney and drains a catchment area of 118 km2 to South Creek which, in turn, drains into the Hawkesbury River near Windsor. Eastern Creek...
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Flood ProjectFlood study
Eastern Creek Catchment - Hydrological Assessment
CompletedPublication date: 12/01/2017Blacktown City Council (Council) engaged WMAwater (previously known as Webb McKeown) to carry out the Eastern Creek hydrological assessment. Work began in early 2011. The focus...
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Flood ProjectFloodplain Risk Management Study
Blacktown Floodplain Management Study
CompletedPublication date: 01/10/1996This study has focussed on that portion of Eastern Creek and its tributaries which lie within the local government boundaries of Blacktown. In addition to the main channel of...
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Flood ProjectFlood study
Flood Study Report Eastern Creek
CompletedPublication date: 01/02/1992This report describes the results of a detailed flood study for the Eastern Creek Valley. It supersedes the results of the South Creek Flood Study Report of 1985. It provides...
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Flood ProjectFlood study
Greystanes Creek and Pendle Hill Creek Flood Mitigation Study
CompletedPublication date: 01/12/1985Greystanes Creek and Pendle Hill Creek are tributaries of Toongabbie Creek which itself becomes the Parramatta River. The objective of these works is to maximise the reduction...
