Allocations
(Click on the links below to visit the allocation page)
The opening allocation for the 2021-22 season for the Macalister Irrigation District is:
- High Reliability 100%
- Low Reliability 0%
The opening allocation for the 2021-22 season for the Werribee Irrigation and Bacchus Marsh Irrigation Districts is 95%
- High Reliability 100%
- Low Reliability 10%
The starting groundwater allocation for Deutgam for the 2021-22 season is 50%. Allocations are based on groundwater levels in the monitoring bores.
- 50%
Southern Rural Water covers an area of 88,000 km2, or 37% of the state. To find out if your property is in Southern Rural Water’s area, visit the water in your region web page. A seasonal allocation tells irrigators what percentage of their high and low reliability water shares they can use for the season. It reflects how much water is actually available in storage.
Storage Levels
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Southern Rural Water is responsible for 7 storages in its region, together with a number of smaller regulating structures. From these storages we harvest and store water for irrigation customers, urban water corporations and the Latrobe Valley Power generators in accordance with the provisions of Bulk Entitlement Orders.
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Glenmaggie volume supports spill
Good inflows to Lake Glenmaggie in recent months and the wet outlook have led to controlled releases to safely manage capacity in the storage. SRW had a target date of 1 October to fill the storage.
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Aqualink project brings a new transit option for Bacchus Marsh
Moorabool Shire Council and Southern Rural Water announced this week that they have entered into a partnership to deliver the first stages of Aqualink Cycling and Walking Corridor (Aqualink).
Aqualink is a walking and cycling corridor that provides connection for residents and visitors through to the Bacchus Marsh township and its main attractions and services.