The Department for Environment and Water modelled how far the River Murray spreads in South Australia at ten flows measured at the border, from 100 to 341 gigalitres a day, to help with flood preparedness. Each flow is its own layer here, beside the mapped extent of the 2022 to 2023 flood.

Department for Environment and Water releases these 11 tables as one dataset on its portal, so every table here shares the version date 2019-01-31. Each table has its own page with a format picker, a field list, a sample record and its version history.

Also called: 2022 2023 Murray River flood map SA, Flood Mapping of the River Murray 100GL, Flood Mapping of the River Murray 120GL, Flood Mapping of the River Murray 130GL, Flood Mapping of the River Murray 140GL, Flood Mapping of the River Murray 160GL, Flood Mapping of the River Murray 180GL, Flood Mapping of the River Murray 200GL, Flood Mapping of the River Murray 250GL, Flood Mapping of the River Murray 300GL, Flood Mapping of the River Murray 341GL, Murray River flood inundation 100GL SA, Murray River flood inundation 120GL SA, Murray River flood inundation 130GL SA, Murray River flood inundation 140GL SA, Murray River flood inundation 160GL SA, Murray River flood inundation 180GL SA, Murray River flood inundation 200GL SA, Murray River flood inundation 250GL SA, Murray River flood inundation 300GL SA, Murray River flood inundation 341GL SA, River Murray 100 gigalitre flood extent, River Murray 120 gigalitre flood extent, River Murray 130 gigalitre flood extent, River Murray 140 gigalitre flood extent, River Murray 160 gigalitre flood extent, River Murray 180 gigalitre flood extent, River Murray 200 gigalitre flood extent, River Murray 250 gigalitre flood extent, River Murray 300 gigalitre flood extent, River Murray 341 gigalitre flood extent, River Murray Flood 2022, River Murray high water event extent.