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Great Sandy Strait flood map and flood risk

Great Sandy Strait, Fraser Coast Regional Council · Queensland · based on 9 mapped addresses

Under 1% of mapped addresses in Great Sandy Strait sit inside Queensland's potential floodplain overlay (QFAO), and none of the ten mapped historic floods (1974 to 2022) reached the sampled addresses. Those maps don't cover every region. Other mapped hazards: 88.9% in a bushfire-prone area, 100% in a storm-tide area and 100% in a coastal erosion area. Every property differs, so check the exact address.

Great Sandy Strait at a glance

0.0%
In the state floodplain overlay
0
Mapped past floods
88.9%
Bushfire prone
$640,000
Suburb median price

Hazards across Great Sandy Strait

Flood (QFAO)
0.0%
Bushfire prone
88.9%
Storm tide
100.0%
Erosion prone
100.0%
Acid sulfate soils
100.0%

Share of mapped addresses in Great Sandy Strait inside each government hazard layer. It describes the suburb, not any one property.

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Indicative only. Compiled from Queensland Government datasets (QFAO, Queensland Flood Extent Series, QSpatial), Brisbane City Council, ABS and G-NAF. Not property-level advice - verify with the council before any property decision. Last updated 2026-09-28.