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Melbourne's water
storages are currently

65.1%

Index of River Condition

Select one of the Management Units from the Map or list below to view Index of River Condition data for the Reaches within that Management Unit.

Deep Creek Upper Plenty River Source Dandenong Creek Source Dandenong Creek Source Middle Werribee River Upper Werribee River Lerderderg River Jacksons Creek Deep Creek Lower Plenty River Source Parwan Creek Little River Lower Werribee River Upper Kororoit Creek Skeleton Creek Laverton Creek Cherry Creek Lower Kororoit Creek Stony Creek Taylors Creek Maribyrnong River Steele Creek Moonee Ponds Creek Merri Creek Rural and Forested Darebin Creek Rural Merri Creek Urban Darebin Creek Urban Middle and Lower Plenty River Middle and Lower Yarra River Koonung Creek Mullum Mullum Creek Brushy Creek Gardiners Creek Diamond Creek Rural Emu Creek Diamond Creek Source Watsons Creek Upper Yarra River (rural) Steels and Pauls Creek Source Steels and Pauls Creek Rural Watts River Rural Upper Yarra River (source) Watts River Source Little Yarra River and Hoddles Creek Stringybark Creek Olinda Creek Middle Dandenong Creek Blind Creek Corhanwarrabul Monbulk and Ferny Creeks Lower Dandenong Creek Woori Yallock Creek Middle and Upper Bunyip River Tarago River Cardinia, Toomuc, Deep and Ararat Creeks Eumemmering Creek Kananook Creek Dalmore Outfalls West Peninsula Rivers and Creeks North Eastern Peninsula Rivers and Creeks South Eastern Peninsula Rivers and Creeks French and Phillip Islands Lower Bunyip River Lang Lang River Bass River

The Index of River Condition (IRC) ratings are based on the Index of Stream Condition (ISC) developed by Department of Sustainability and Environment for rural rivers and creeks. They have been modified however, to account for the urban rivers and creeks in Melbourne Water's operating area and includes data for all of the rivers and creeks that Melbourne Water manages.