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Disaster Management — Cook Shire Council

Cook Shire Council 8 Feb 2019

ROADS UPDATE @ 4.30pm February 8: Heading south, on the Mulligan Highway the McLeod is 0.32m and rising, and the Little Annan is open. Heading north the Laura River north is 1.35m over and steady, the Archer River is 2.3m over and steady and Myall Creek is 2.5m over and rising. Stay safe and check road conditions and river heights on our Disaster Dashboard at www.cook.qld.gov.au/services/disaster before you plan your travel.

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