Seqwater is South East Queensland’s bulk water supply provider.
We deliver innovative and efficient management of catchments, water storages, and treatment services to ensure the quantity and quality of the region’s water supplies.
We’re striving to apply specialist know-how and technologies to improve the productive sustainability of the ecosystems, storages and water supply infrastructure within our catchments.
Water for Life is our promise to the community to deliver secure and reliable water sources both now and into the future.
Wivenhoe, Somerset & North Pine dams (Greater Brisbane)
The combined dam levels are now at 72.7% (down 0.5% from Friday the 13th of November.) Wivenhoe Dam is currently at 65.8% capacity (down 0.5%,) Somerset Dam is at 81.5% capacity (down 0.5%) and North Pine is currently at 94.9% capacity (down 0.4%.) Rainfall across the catchments for all three dams was less than 5mm over the last week.
Lake Baroon Pocket (Sunshine Coast)
Lake Baroon’s dam level has dropped 1.1% over the past week to be currently 85.8% capacity. The Lake Baroon catchment did not receive significant rainfall in the last week.
Hinze Dam (Gold Coast)
Hinze Dam’s level has dropped 0.6% over the past week to be currently 88.6% capacity. The Hinze catchment averaged 11mm of rainfall over the last week, which is not enough to make an impact.
Combined levels for Wivenhoe, Somerset and North Pine Dams