In our region, water for drinking purposes is obtained from surface water sources such as rivers, creeks, channels and reservoirs. Almost half of the towns serviced by us are supplied directly from rivers and streams including the Goulburn, Broken and Murray Rivers whilst others are supplied from channels, reservoirs or storages and one town is supplied by a groundwater bore.

View our Fact Sheet (PDF: 67kb) to learn about where your water comes from.

All our water supply sources are relatively secure with respect to volumes except during severe drought events. To maintain security of supply, particularly during the winter months when the irrigation systems are shut-down, water is diverted to off-stream water storage reservoirs in a number of locations.

Goulburn Valley Water's Storage Levels

Last Updated: 22/4/2024

  Max (ML) Current (ML) % Full
Broadford & Kilmore System
Sunday Creek Reservoir 1,650 1,519 92%
Hollowback Reservoir 72 72 100%
Broadford #3 Reservoir 117 108 92%
Pyalong System
Pyalong Reservoir 40 25 63%
Euroa & Violet Town System
Abbinga #1 Reservoir 735 645 88%
Mountain Hut Reservoir 12 12 100%
Waterhouse Reservoir 195 131 67%
Longwood System
Nine Mile Reservoir 27 27 100%
Mansfield System
Ritchie #1 Reservoir 356 305 86%
Ritchie #2 Reservoir 180 166 92%
Mansfield #3 Reservoir 34 29 86%
Bonnie Doon System
Bonnie Doon Reservoir 51 47 92%
Marysville & Buxton System
Aub Cuzens Reservoir 100 98 98%