1/54Stormwater floods out the Onkaparinga outlet at Port Noarlunga. Pic: Peter MacMullin
Pictures: Floods devastate parts of SA
First it was three days of torrential rain and destructive winds ... South Australian communities are now battling against swollen rivers and flooding. SEE OUR AMAZING PICTURES
2/54Angle Vale Rd under water near Virginia.
3/54SES volunteers check damage to an Aldgate home after a tree fell on it. Picture: Campbell Brodie.
4/54Virginia grower Dominic Catanzariti with his brother’s destroyed crop of parsnips. Pic: Mark Brake
5/54Torrents of water gush over the River Torrens weir near Chain of Ponds. Picture: Simon Cross
6/543/10/16 - Flooding in Birdwood - Leanne Hogan with daughters Aimee (9) and Lucy (12) Picture Simon Cross
7/54Virginia cucumber grower Phuoc Nguyen with his destroyed crop. Pic: Mark Brake
8/54Wine vats washed down the Onkaparinga River from Tomich Winery at Woodside. Picture: Campbell Brodie.
9/54Jake Schutz wades through the flood waters in Birdwood. Picture: Simon Cross
10/54A surfer on a jetty jumps into the waves that have been created by a storm front on Adelaide metropolitan beaches, AAP Image/David Mariuz
11/54Waters swirl at the entrance to the Oakbank race course. Picture: Campbell Brodie
12/54A CFS vehicle drives through the flood water cutting Mt Barker Rd at Verdun. Picture: Campbell Brodie.
13/54A large pine tree fell against house at Gloucester Rd, Belair. Picture: Dean Martin
14/54Sand bags in Old Noarlunga as water levels remain high. Picture: Dean Martin
15/54Virginia cucumber grower Phuoc Nguyen inspects his destroyed crop. Pic Mark Brake
16/54Luke Cooper drove a buggy and towed his friend Ryland Willis on a wake board in the flood water at Lake Breeze Wines in Langhorne Creek. Picture: Calum Robertson
17/54Flooded road at Gunns Plains on the Leven River. Picture: Chris Kidd
18/54The River Torrens at high levels outside the West End Brewery. Picture: Roger Wyman
19/54Cars cross flood waters at Virginia. Pic: Calum Robertson
20/54Flooded Virginia seen from the air, with Port Wakefield Rd visible. Pic: SES
21/54The Port Germein jetty was severely damaged in the storms. Pic: Tom Huntley
22/54SES Volunteers Peter Galey, Martin Watts, Sally Duncan and Lucy Rucinska-Stanek at the Two Wells oval. Pic: Calum Robertson
23/54The flooded Gawler River at Virginia. Pic: SES
24/54Flood damage in the Virginia-Lewiston area, as seen from the air. Pic: SES
25/54A flooded backyard at Virginia. Pic: Calum Robertson
26/54A flooded property on Gawler River Road, Two Wells. Picture: Stephen Laffer
27/54Virginia residents Cathy and John Trimboli near flood waters. Pic: Calum Robertson
28/54CFS personnel working to co-ordinate the reponse to the rising river at Port Wakefield. Photo: ABC news
29/54Traffic at Clare was at a standstill as a result of road closures prompted by the flooding crisis. Picture CAMPBELL BRODIE.
30/54Robinson Road, Virginia. Picture Roger Wyman
31/54Robinson Road, Virginia. Picture Roger Wyman
32/54Robinson Road, Virginia flooded. Picture: Roger Wyman
33/54Robinson Road, Virginia flooded. Picture Roger Wyman
34/54Robinson Road, Virginia. Picture Roger Wyman
35/54Market gardens on Robinson Road, Virginia. Picture Roger Wyman
36/54Locals look on at the floodwater at Supple Road, Virginia. Picture Roger Wyman
37/54Robinson Road, Virginia. Picture Roger Wyman
38/54Slow traffic at the Northern expressway entrance as police divert traffic due to floods. Picture CAMPBELL BRODIE.
39/54Slow traffic at Clare. Picture CAMPBELL BRODIE.
40/54Locals sandbagging houses on Old Port Wakefield Road, Virginia. Picture Roger Wyman
41/54Temporary barricade to stop the Gawler River flooding the road. Picture Roger Wyman
42/54Robinson Road, Virginia flooded. Picture Roger Wyman
43/54Flood waters cover the Port Wakefield golf course. Picture CAMPBELL BRODIE.
44/54Flood waters cover the Port Wakefield to Balaklava road. Picture CAMPBELL BRODIE.
45/54Slow traffic at the Northern expressway entrance. Picture CAMPBELL BRODIE.
46/54Slow traffic at Clare due to floods. Picture CAMPBELL BRODIE.
47/54Robinson Road, Virginia flooded. Picture Roger Wyman
48/54Michael Brown of Port Wakefield had to walk home through flood waters from his job at a local chicken farm outside the town. Picture CAMPBELL BRODIE.
49/54Robinson Road, Virginia. Picture Roger Wyman
50/54Slow traffic at Clare due to floods. Picture CAMPBELL BRODIE.
51/54Old Port Wakefield Road, Virginia. Picture Roger Wyman
52/54Floods at Port Wakefield. Alma CFS volunteer Richard Gregory lays sand bags on Port Wakefield golf Course to help divert flood waters away from the township.. Picture CAMPBELL BRODIE.
53/54Gawler residents watching the river rising. AAP Image/David Mariuz
54/54Recklessly rafting down the dangerously swollen River Torrens despite warnings against entering flooded rivers.
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