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Colleges Crossing at Mount Crosby was one of several key river crossings quickly reopened by Transport and Main Roads (TMR) following the record rainfall experienced across south-east Queensland in late February 2022.
Accurate and up-to-date surveys of the physical terrain are critical in developing flood studies.
Brisbane-Woodford Road in Brisbane's north was reopened less than three days after flooding receded following the relentless rainfall experienced in late February 2022.
The 450-kilometre stretch of south-east Queensland coastline from Coolangatta to K’gari was severely impacted during the 2022 floods.
Scuba's Car and Dog Wash in Gympie had been running for almost eight years when it was completely submerged by the highest recorded floods to hit the region in 120 years.
Scrub Creek Road at Braemore crosses the Brisbane River north of Fulham in the Somerset Regional Council area. The crossing is 100 metres long and is easily inundated with water, even with minor flooding in the Brisbane River.
The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) introduced Damage Assessment and Reconstruction Monitoring (DARM) in 2011 following a summer of disasters in 2010-11.
