South East (Gippsland) Dam 1 GIPP 1


Summary

Location: Tarwin Lower, South Gippsland Shire, West Gippsland CMA

Primary Land use: Mixed farming, grazing
Australian Drainage Division: Southeast Coast (Division II)
Australian River Basin: South Gippsland (Basin 27)

Catchment Geology: Early Devonian Liptrap Formation (Dxl) (sandstone, siltstone)

Catchment Geomorphology:
3.0 Southern Uplands (Tier 1);
3.3 Very low relief (very low elevation, generally less than 100 m) (Tier 2);
3.3.2 Hills and low hills (Tier 3)

Australian Soil Classification: Sodosol

Catchment Soils:

About

Location -38.88382,145.94853
Shape Profile Custom
Maximum depth 2m
Current depth/Water level N/Am
Water level offset 0.2m
Dam area 909m2
Maximum volume 896m3
Catchment area 43000.00m2

Water balance

Water balance forecasts

The rating curve chart shows the volume of the dam in relation to vertical water level.
The water balance forecast chart shows the predicted water level and volume for various climate scenarios from the starting water level.
Dam area:
m2
Catchment area:
m2
Maximum volume:
m3
Maximum depth:
m
Current (Starting) depth:
m
Household demand:
people
Stock demand:
cattle
Stock demand:
sheep
Climate estimates
Changing any of the above variables will re-generate the charts and data tables.

Dam rating curve

Water balance forecasts

20 year monthly climate range

Month Rainfall range Evaporation range
Decile 1 Decile 3 Decile 5 Decile 7 Decile 10 Decile 7 Decile 5 Decile 3
Drought Dry Average Wet Drought Dry Average Wet
January 7.3mm 22mm 40.2mm 53.6mm 210.5mm 185.6mm 176.8mm 170mm
February 3.5mm 14.9mm 37.1mm 54.9mm 362.5mm 345mm 321.5mm 308.9mm
March 13.2mm 42.6mm 46mm 53.4mm 328.2mm 276.8mm 262.5mm 249.3mm
April 35mm 43.5mm 49.8mm 80.3mm 220.3mm 203.2mm 188.3mm 184.2mm
May 36.6mm 76.3mm 90.3mm 116.8mm 153.8mm 130.2mm 118.7mm 113.6mm
June 53.4mm 65.1mm 73.9mm 98.3mm 109.4mm 86.4mm 83mm 78.3mm
July 53.3mm 57.6mm 105.2mm 118.2mm 89.6mm 82.5mm 77.1mm 72.3mm
August 50.5mm 64.3mm 103mm 110.2mm 127.2mm 106.8mm 97.6mm 96.5mm
September 51.5mm 61.6mm 88.7mm 101.7mm 160.6mm 145.4mm 138.3mm 133mm
October 10.3mm 28.6mm 64mm 93.8mm 220.1mm 197.9mm 190.1mm 183.9mm
November 30mm 35.3mm 50.8mm 69.8mm 282mm 254.9mm 245.2mm 231.1mm
December 21.9mm 40.9mm 54.7mm 70.5mm 355mm 307.6mm 302.3mm 289.6mm

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20 year monthly climate range

Month Rainfall range Evaporation range
Decile 1 Decile 3 Decile 5 Decile 7 Decile 10 Decile 7 Decile 5 Decile 3
Drought Dry Average Wet Drought Dry Average Wet
January 7.3mm 22mm 40.2mm 53.6mm 210.5mm 185.6mm 176.8mm 170mm
February 3.5mm 14.9mm 37.1mm 54.9mm 362.5mm 345mm 321.5mm 308.9mm
March 13.2mm 42.6mm 46mm 53.4mm 328.2mm 276.8mm 262.5mm 249.3mm
April 35mm 43.5mm 49.8mm 80.3mm 220.3mm 203.2mm 188.3mm 184.2mm
May 36.6mm 76.3mm 90.3mm 116.8mm 153.8mm 130.2mm 118.7mm 113.6mm
June 53.4mm 65.1mm 73.9mm 98.3mm 109.4mm 86.4mm 83mm 78.3mm
July 53.3mm 57.6mm 105.2mm 118.2mm 89.6mm 82.5mm 77.1mm 72.3mm
August 50.5mm 64.3mm 103mm 110.2mm 127.2mm 106.8mm 97.6mm 96.5mm
September 51.5mm 61.6mm 88.7mm 101.7mm 160.6mm 145.4mm 138.3mm 133mm
October 10.3mm 28.6mm 64mm 93.8mm 220.1mm 197.9mm 190.1mm 183.9mm
November 30mm 35.3mm 50.8mm 69.8mm 282mm 254.9mm 245.2mm 231.1mm
December 21.9mm 40.9mm 54.7mm 70.5mm 355mm 307.6mm 302.3mm 289.6mm