Heavy rainfalls get second wind following February's downpours
Published 6:03pm 15 May 2022
Above: Youngs Road Crossing, Petrie. Photo shared by Nikki Boyd MP
Just when we thought we might have seen the last of the heavy rain for a while, parts of our region over the last six days were hit with significant falls. Due to the rain, a number of roads still remain closed across the region having impacts on people's journey's to and from home.
Below is the list of 54 Moreton Bay Regional Council roads currently listed as being closed.
As seen during the week, road closures change as weather conditions fluctuate. While it appears the heaviest of the falls have passed, drivers are encouraged to check road conditions over the following days before travelling.
Please remember: If it's flooded, forget it!
- Drive to prevailing conditions
- Take caution when crossing any storm water on roadways
- Do not attempt to traverse creeks and other crossings that are clearly under water
- Be aware that potholes may form during periods of high rainfall.
- Report potholes to Council
Road closures (updated at 6:00pm)
| Bellthorpe | Bellthorpe Range Road east of Campbell Road |
| Brendale | Leitchs Road Pedestrian Bridge at South Pine River |
| Bunya | Dugandan Road at Bunya Crossing Reserve car park |
| Caboolture | Hume Road |
| Cedar Creek | Curtis Road |
| Cedar Creek | Gordons Road at upper crossing |
| Dayboro | Glover Road at Juffs Road West |
| Dayboro | Juffs Road West |
| Dayboro | Lees Crossing Road |
| Delaneys Creek | Delaney Creek Road near number 529 |
| Elimbah | Hamilton Road north of Emu Road |
| Elimbah | Old Gympie Road at Six Mile Creek |
| Elimbah | Williams Road |
| Highvale | Dawson Creek Road near number 187 |
| Highvale | Ryder Road at Blue Gum Court |
| Kobble Creek | Dales Road |
| Kobble Creek | Kobble Creek Road at Pringles Road |
| Kobble Creek | Pringles Road at gravel road section |
| Kobble Creek | Pringles Road near Kobble Creek Road |
| Laceys Creek | Baker Road at Laceys Creek |
| Laceys Creek |
Costelloe Road at Upper Crossing |
| Laceys Creek | Costelloe Road at Lower Crossing |
| Laceys Creek | Dahls Crossing |
| Laceys Creek | Laceys Creek Road at Worths Crossing |
| Laceys Creek | Laceys Creek Road near Costelloe Road |
| Laceys Creek | Laceys Creek Road near Raynbird Creek Road |
| Laceys Creek | Strain Road |
| Laceys Creek | Wirth Road at Laceys Creek Road |
| Laceys Creek | Wirth Road at May Road |
| Laceys Creek | Wirth Road at Esplanade |
| Mango Hill | Chermside Road between John Street and Kinsellas Road West |
| Moodlu | Whittington Road |
| Moodlu | Williams Road at Lagoon Creek |
| Mount Delaney | Dewhurts Road |
| Mount Delaney | Wiseman Road at creek |
| Mount Pleasant | Courts Lane |
| Mount Pleasant | Stratton Road near Palm Creek Road |
| Narangba | Moorina Road at Burpengary Creek |
| Neurum | Rasmussen Road |
| Petrie | Youngs Crossing Road at North Pine River |
| Rocksberg | Best Road at Keillors Crossing |
| Rocksberg | Old North Road at Zillmans Crossing |
| Stanmore | Cove Road between Dunning Lane and Millwood Road |
| Stanmore | Cove Road |
| Stanmore | Mccabe Road at Cove Road |
| Stony Creek | Stony Creek Road at Stony Creek |
| Wamuran Basin | Basin Road at R Sampson Road |
| Wamuran Basin | R Sampson Road at Basin Road |
| Wamuran | Powell Road |
| Wamuran | Powell Road |
| Woodford | Cove Road at Old Cove Road |
| Woodford | Cove Road at Kilcoy-Beerwah Road |
| Woodford | Neurum Road at Monkeybong Creek |
| Woodford | Old Cove Road at Blackrock Creek |
Keep up to date on local road closures and emergency weather warnings at Moreton Bay Regional Council's disaster portal here.
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