Brisbane River information
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Field Tour - Image gallery of Brisbane River in flood
These images have been curated to accompany delegates as they explore the Brisbane River on the Field Tour.
2022 - Brisbane River in flood - Auchenflower, Milton, Brisbane City (28 February 2022). Credit: Raw.Exposed.
2022 - Brisbane River in flood - City and South Bank (28 February 2022). Credit: Raw.Exposed.
2022 - Brisbane River in flood - Milton Ferry Terminal (28 February 2022). Credit: Raw.Exposed.
2022 - Brisbane River in flood - Drift restaurant (28 February 2022). Credit: Queensland Government
2011- Brisbane River in flood, Brisbane City (13 January 2011). Credit: Queensland Government.
2011- Brisbane River in flood, Story Bridge, Brisbane City (13 January 2011). Credit: Queensland Government.
2011- Brisbane River in flood, Eagle St, Brisbane City (13 January 2011). Credit: Queensland Government.
2011- Brisbane River in flood, Eagle St, Brisbane City (13 January 2011). Credit: Queensland Government.
2011- Brisbane River in flood, South Bank Parklands (13 January 2011). Credit: Queensland Government.
2011- Brisbane River in flood, Regatta Ferry Terminal (13 January 2011). Credit: Queensland Government.
1974 Brisbane flood, Regatta Hotel
1893 Brisbane River in flood, Victoria Bridge
1893 Brisbane River in flood, Queensland Street Mall
1893 Brisbane River in flood
Field Tour - Map of Brisbane River
Self Walking Tour - Map
If you are interested in doing a self walking tour, we recommend the river loop walks along South Bank, the Kangaroo cliffs, over the Story Bridge, along the city stretch of the river and back along through the Botanical Gardens and over the QUT Bridge and back to South Bank. This will take approximately 1.5 hours.
Enjoy this 6.6-km walking loop trail near Brisbane, Queensland. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 1 h 29 min to complete. This is a very popular area for birding, hiking, and road biking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime.
(External link to: AllTrails.com)
(External link to: AllTrails.com)
Brisbane App - for things to see and do in Brisbane
The Brisbane app, powered by Brisbane City Council, is a one-stop destination for things to see and do in Brisbane.
(External link to https://brisbaneapp.com.au/)
(External link to https://brisbaneapp.com.au/)
Flood recovery in Brisbane - Council update
Learn how Brisbane City Council has been busy working with the local community to identify and repair the widespread damage across Brisbane following the February 2022 severe rain and flood event and how council has been providing support to those who need it most.
(External link to: https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/community-and-safety/community-safety/2022-severe-weather-event-recovery/rebuild-and-recover-%E2%80%93-february-2022-severe-weather-event)
(External link to: https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/community-and-safety/community-safety/2022-severe-weather-event-recovery/rebuild-and-recover-%E2%80%93-february-2022-severe-weather-event)