1/10Aftermath of flooding in Dallarnil where 400mm+ of rain fell in just hours.
Aftermath of North Burnett flood emergency revealed in photos
Photographs have revealed the extent of the damage caused be torrential rainfall across the North Burnett.
2/10Aftermath of flooding in Dallarnil where 400mm+ of rain fell in just hours.
3/10Photos showing damage to the Gayndah and Biggenden areas. Photo: Ergon Energy
4/10Photos of 1m of water over Beresford Rd Boompa on the Biggenden/Maryborough Rd. Picture: Hayden Beresford
5/10Photos of 1m of water over Beresford Rd Boompa on the Biggenden/Maryborough Rd. Picture: Hayden Beresford
6/10Photos of 1m of water over Beresford Rd Boompa on the Biggenden/Maryborough Rd. Picture: Hayden Beresford
7/10Photos of 1m of water over Beresford Rd Boompa on the Biggenden/Maryborough Rd. Picture: Hayden Beresford
8/10Water over the road of Beresford Rd, Boompa after torrential rain in the North Burnett, February 25, 2022. Photo: Hayden Beresford
9/10Water over the road of Beresford Rd, Boompa after torrential rain in the North Burnett, February 25, 2022. Photo: Hayden Beresford
10/10Water over the road of Beresford Rd, Boompa after torrential rain in the North Burnett, February 25, 2022. Photo: Hayden Beresford
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