Beaconsfield Victoria Australia

Beaconsfield Progress Association

bpa_logo_gif
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Beaconsfield Progress Association
    • Association Rules
    • BPA Office bearers
    • Meeting dates
    • Meeting minutes
  • Beaconsfield
    • Population and township
    • Places of interest
      • Adamson’s hardware store
      • Beaconsfield Hotel
      • Beaconsfield Park
      • Beaconsfield railway station
      • Cenotaph
      • Old post office
      • Railway house
      • Shipwatcher’s lookout
      • Wooden cottage precinct – Woods Street
    • Beaconsfield History
    • Political electorates
    • Council wards and councillors
  • Publications
    • Beaconsfield Banner Autumn 2025
    • Beaconsfield Banner back editions
    • Beaconsfield Avenue of Honour
    • Beaconsfield WWI Honour Board
    • We will remember them – Officer Roll of Honour
  • Digital Memorials
    • Beaconsfield Digital Memorial
    • Officer Roll of Honour
  • Community facilities
    • Notice Board
    • CFA Woods Street
    • Ambulance Woods Street
    • Schools and Kindergartens
    • Community complex
    • Churches
    • Make and Mingle
    • Friendship and Craft Groups
    • Mobile Library
    • Parks
    • Sporting clubs and facilities
      • Holm Park Recreation Reserve
      • Beaconsfield Recreation Reserve – Perc Allison Reserve
      • O’Neil Road Recreation Reserve
  • Business Directory
  • More…
    • Articles from Beaconsfield
    • Contact us
    • Links
    • Help

Beaconsfield Banner Autumn 2024 – January flooding in Beaconsfield

The previous big flood of this magnitude in Beaconsfield was in Jan 2011. This was the last time that Soldiers Road was closed near the Beaconsfield Railway Station. This year, on January 8th following heavy rain, we again saw Soldiers Road closed, and over one metre of water was measured under the viaduct at Beaconsfield Station. There was also wide spread flooding at Akoonah Park and the footbridge at the tennis courts was completely cut off, with a raging torrent of water flowing down Cardinia Creek. This was quite an event for the town and there were many people roaming around to see the event for themselves.

Beaconsfield registered 61mm of rain on this day which was exacerbated by 20mm the day before causing the ground to already be saturated.

The Cardinia Creek high water bypass under the Princes Highway Link on the east side (top) Soldiers Road, viewed from Beaconsfield railway station looking south (middle) South of Beaconsfield railway station (bottom)

 

 

BPA is a voluntary organisation representing the interests of residents and businesses of Beaconsfield, liaising with Cardinia Shire Council, Commonwealth and State Governments and Non-Government bodies in regard to planning & community issues, events and amenities for Beaconsfield.
Our social media site
Beaconsfield Progress Association Incorporated
PO Box 217
Beaconsfield, 3807, Australia

email: secretary@beaconsfield.org.au

Beaconsfield, Victoria, 3807, Australia

Copyright © 2025 · Beaconsfield Progress Association Incorporated