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Designated Waterways Daylesford Woodend Romsey NORTH CENTRAL GOULBURN BROKEN Trentham Heathcote Junction Beaufort Corangamite CMAMaroona Creswick Macedon Wallan Designated Waterways Barkstead Ballarat Riddells Creek D on ov an D s C ev re ils C ek Clarkes Hill re ek Gisborne Glenpark Moorabool ReservoirKorweinguboora Reservoir Cardigan Pootilla Bullarook Bolwarrah k Claretown e e r Nerrina Springbank C r r Whittlesea Alfredton a Brown Hill n Kopke G Leigh Creek en V Bungaree Wallace ecim ale Bunkers Hill Sp Cre Ballarat e k Warrenheip Delacombe Canadian Haddon Mount Pleasant Gordon Smythes Creek Sebastopol Dunnstown Millbrook W Paddo inte ck r C G C Bradshaw r Mount Clear r e r ee Sunbury e a k k Navigators n Ballan Nintingbool i Glenthompson t Magpie e C r e k Dunkeld e Craigieburn k e e k Ross Creek Mount Helen r PORT PHILLIP AND WESTERNPORT Cambrian Hill e Mount Egerton C e r Smythesdale Yendon k c C a l n e N Buninyong L M B l u s Cr al L oo l g e a o g os ek l Creek rab e R o o Pittong tty o G k l W Scarsdale ee R ul Cr ly Ol V p Scotchman iv Bl dha a e ai m G i r Lal Lal Reservoir r ul T r C ly ct Scotsburn ree Skipton o g W k ri o Napoleons Linton a G D Lal Lal e ully s t B r Bacchus Marsh a Lake Bolac Clarendon n Bungal Italian Gully c L h o ly Durham Lead Melton l T n u g e G a G H r Happy Valley ully e T a u k r G c e p l r i k l e y e e p Piggoreet litt V Garibaldi y p re S G Mount Doran es C V u Tullamarine a l l l y y l o l e I ll H y a Ballark b C aro Staffordshire Reef r o e k C Mount Wallace e r Enfield e k Mannibadar k ek Little Hard Hills e e ree Caroline Springs r s C k C Dolly n Berringa so Vite Vite North m ia Grenville ill T W Elaine ea T Cape Clear Y ree Cre Bradvale a ek Morrisons rassy Gu rr Heidelberg G lly ow Deer Park e Sp e k r C ee in R o r g Cr k o C Pitfield e e i v le e e ba s Willowvale r Cargerie r ip gh cl urk E C Ba Illabarook Dereel Mount Mercer ck A r st e on C e r Mingay D eek k e Pitfield Plains e p Upper Stony Creek Reservoir G Rokewood Junction u Woodbourne l l Penshurst y Meredith Wallinduc y Melbourne l l u Vite Vite G Box Hill k e e e r m D Corindhap C a Mount Bute e GLENELG HOPKINS k h k a lu a e r re a d C m uc w G Steiglitz R a a M A L uc n u r Ku n G d u y l Rokewood l y G Sheoaks u k Lake Logan l e l y re C k Deep Lake ry e e re N s Bamganie Anakie i s C a M er Werribee r t Ferr in n Derrinallum g u o h k il M e Lismore Wilgul C S e r r Warrambine t e o C e n Naringhil South k e Gnarkeet Werneth y i k C a n k r Maude e A Anakie East e e e k r Lake Tooliorook C Moorabbin Lethbridge s Berrybank l l H e a v u L e o n i t g H e S h a d l t C G R ree i k u v N l Duverney e ly Gnarpurt a r ti Lake Struan ve H u Shelford t C re e Cressy k Russells Bridge Taaraak Lake Rosine Teesdale Sutherland Creek Lara Foxhow D o rai h n lc F E Lake Gnarpurt B iv e r M u Bannockburn M c o Mortlake e o i r Cloven Hills l C a e b Hovell Park C r o r e ol e e R e i k k ve k e r e Wingeel r Lake Weering C y Gheringhap Moorabool d Corio n Lake Martin Sa C ow Lake Milangil Barpinba ie Avalon M Batesford s C Lake Coradgill i re a Inverleigh e Cundare M k ia Murgheboluc C W r r a won Rive e rr ne Creek Bar Bell Park Lake Terangpom e ambi Leslie Manor Corangamite k i nel ers on Chan Corio Bay Div Portarlington Port Phillip Bay Eurack oak Stonehaven Yal dy Woa Lake Cundare Fyansford Bellarine Woad Yalo Indented Head y ak Lake Colongulac Kariah C Geelong r e e Lake Koreetnung Lake Corangamite Dreeite k Gnarwarre Clifton Springs Barrabool Chocolyn Lake Weeranganuk Lake Murdeduke Ceres Belmont Beeac South Dreeite Ombersley Breakwater Moolap Drysdale Saint Leonards Frankston aurn Po Curlewis W nds Murradoc Lake Beeac Cr Leopold Lake Gnotuk eek Marshall Wool Wool Warrion Terang Camperdown Mount Moriac Waurn Ponds Reedy Lake Wallington Pettavel A rm Lake Bullen Merri Alvie Buckley s tro Mannerim Weerite D ng Winchelsea u Cr Ondit Moriac ne ee Lake Connewarre Lake Ondit Lake Modewarre ed k Cre Black Rock Pomborneit North Corunnun Modewarre ek Fenwick Marcus Hill Mornington Lake Gherang Gherang Mount Duneed k Somerville Koroit Armytage Cree Freshwater Creek Lake Purrumbete Thompson Ocean Grove Tesbury Bostock Creek Cororooke Connewarre Pomborneit Pomborneit East Paraparap k Collendina Ricketts Marsh e Koallah Wurdiboluc re Queenscliff Nalangil Irrewarra Creek Merrigig C Barwon Heads Lake Victoria Point Lonsdale rra W Lake Wurdee Boluc C egu o irr o b Lake Colac B r de m n C Warncoort Breamlea Cobdre n Tandarook rnip Stoneyford Ingleby b e Bu C e k r t e l e Elingamite North e ne k an C De h r ep C e Cree Tandarook South Pir et e k ro k nl k n ree R c I Purrumbete South Y Larpent Colac C Birregurra e olu lesea a n t B ng R ll i r di A i o Pirron Yallock tk e Wur v Torquay ck a e Bellbrae Creek A Y r Portsea t Hastings nga a Baro r C Bellbrae West Larpent o n Jancourt M r Elliminyt o e k Y Carpendeit e Wensleydale Warrnambool a C a k Jan Juc Carpendeit c re Swan Marsh k n ek Whoorel G C E a D Bambra r s u e t e r B a t Jancourt East e ra n C k n s r c M e Glenfyne h a e Bungador Tulloh rs k ek Rosebud h Cr Cre Sokel n M eek st Creek i a fa n ra t le t k G D h a G Barongarook West Deans Marsh e S k a Irrewillipe e r a Creek c le w Coram Yeodene lt a B Crib Point l n o w B C g s re n Irrewillipe East C e e undary k r o C r r reek e i B Barongarook e T Tomahawk Creek k Boonah S W Anglesea c T e o d Sp u ring G T t e n u ully t s e M r e h Somers Curdie s re c D d s e n Painka C Scotts Creek M a d C n Murroon lac k re M C r e o y a ek a r e e v n C y r ee e d i k r e il S r l ivi ee B P k k s a C e D ding C r Gerangamete u y e t enn C Brucknell e r yr K n C e D C s o y d k ya M r i r e a e l S oggs tc a e r C e y k n e C p re l h e r o ek l e C k g Cre e W e i n r e u t Nirranda East e e o e k r k t o k C is e r h e r k a v e D C Y i Barwon Downs ek Timboon Cowleys Creek r R Aireys Inlet e k D e e n iver C R re k e R os k y C ee o w o s l r s C ul Kawarren w i Benwerrin Memorial Arch Eastern View G C r n ie w r g e um e a d l Simpson G C R r e e v k B u k e o D ree e Timboon West y e L e k e C s r n S dy C C t C C k re Wymbooliel o e n r Curdie Vale r w Lovat k y e e a C h a C e e l a e la r k k m G ll Yaugher h To ib an e ra C E e ek nd Ri er re rski k Flinders ek e v e ne ek re Paaratte Corner Cooriemungle r k R e C C Forrest No iv r ch s rth e C ee C y M B Lyn r to L Paaratte o d Gellibrand a ra Co ra n i e k c Sm u o B e k n a C r n o re i c l r q i gg N K e l C e k e n y C h re e s C t o in e o e m e r h g C k Sain k re L ee ig o t G u K k n C r eorge Ri M C it n k n e ve g t d d e in Newfield le g L a re k r pr Lower Heytesbury C le ar o a ek Lorne dn y S o C er R o Carlisle River C C S Allenvale k r re r he e i r e e e A o r e C e e ak C m k k Creek o s e by l E Upper Gellibrand u p k a e a ll n l a C s i B g n a Barramunga r t W l e e e C rr Mond k B am ay r C r r C e L e u v r a n re R i e e g e nd Waarre e n k rla ek Wimba k a C Cumbe re e Squirrel C a c Peterborough S C k O o Kennedys Creek h Charleys Creek h a r r l son C y e l e d ie n iv a m re r C R n e w Ja e e d e g k k sl a v y i An r C arli o R d e l t ers C e a e B a s s S t r a i t o r k k C h n r Legend Port Campbell o e a C C C r e m o e Dinmont r e r e r k k p e b e r e C C k e h e r k h ap re kChapple Vale e S p le C ek B Ferguson J on r W es y CCMA Designated Waterways Creek a Weeaproinah Beech Forest ye Separation Creek n Kincaid Olangolah East River t C K M C Chap p k a e o l e k ris hco n Wye River r Devondale e e b tc a n i e e e c s r r r G H h e C n k C o G r C N l r k e o u L e i z N e e G lly a e Wyelangta m g a k t u tr k So e H e y t o C a t l A uth Tanybryn t C R l Towns b Bra r F r l R y e tk nc Stalker e iv h i g a r i C a C v e r e e in n r ek C r s n r r o e e e o e e e c e r r r k n C l e k C Lavers Hill i l k C Kennett River r o C e e s k Nariel Creek e C r e e k r Princeton e n Crowes e k e e k Grey River CCMA Waterway Management District k F Skenes Creek North S Burrupa a l l I s rv i Graham Junction C n g r e S C Wongarra Wangerrip e t r W o e Johanna Heights k k i e e ld n k CMA Boundary re y Lower Gellibrand C D Yuulong er o C F at g r or rw e Skenes Creek d ea C e R l M r k k C e D iv e i e e r l e r e f k e iv Cape Horn Killala o r e p R r Wattle Hill C e d Freeway S o u t h e r n O c e a n C r River i C n r r e r o A e d e t Johanna l e e k n a k y C E o k ee l B P r li a n C o rh River ow tt am Apollo Bay Br R Highway iv B ly e ea u l Glenaire Hordern Vale r u ty G Marengo Geary R De ive ep r C S ree to Major Road k n D y u C c re k e C k re e Other Road k Pa rk er Riv er Major Lakes Cape Otway Parks and Reserves 0 5 10 Projection: Universal Transverse Other Public Land Mercator - Zone 54 Designated Waterways are based on an edited version of the Kilometres HYDRO100 1:100,000 waterways data developed by the former Datum: Geocentric Datum of Marine National Parks & Sanctuaries Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE).
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