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Mount Crosby flood map and flood risk

Mount Crosby, Brisbane City Council · Queensland · based on 833 mapped addresses

Past floods reached parts of Mount Crosby: 1974 Brisbane Bremer (about 2.4% of mapped addresses), 2011 QLD January (about 4.4% of mapped addresses) and 2022 Brisbane February (about 1.8% of mapped addresses). Queensland's broad floodplain overlay (QFAO) covers under 1% of addresses here, so the past-flood maps are the better guide. Brisbane City Council also maps its own flood planning areas, and the address check includes them. Other mapped hazards: 81.4% in a bushfire-prone area. Every property differs, so check the exact address.

Mount Crosby at a glance

0.0%
In the state floodplain overlay
3
Mapped past floods
81.4%
Bushfire prone
$915,000
Suburb median price

Past floods in Mount Crosby

From the Queensland Flood Extent Series and Brisbane City Council's February 2022 mapping. A mapped extent shows where water reached in that event.

Hazards across Mount Crosby

Flood (QFAO)
0.0%
Bushfire prone
81.4%
Storm tide
0.0%
Erosion prone
0.4%
Acid sulfate soils
100.0%

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

Flood map of Mount Crosby

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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.