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Tropical Cyclone Monty

27 February - 2 March 2004

 

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Flood photos

Accumulated rainfall in excess of 200mm over western and central Pilbara caused widespread flooding. The Robe, Ashburton, Maitland, and Fortescue rivers were all in flood. Water was 3.9m over the spillway at the Harding River dam, exceeding the previous highest level of 2.8m during TC Steve in 2000.

fortesque north
View to north across Fortescue River. Image courtesy of Main Roads WA.
robe south
View south over Robe River. Image courtesy of Main Roads WA.
maitland bridge
View of the remains of the bridge across the Maitland River. Image courtesy of Main Roads WA.
harding spillway
View of the spillway on the Harding River Dam south of Roebourne. Image courtesy of Water Corporation WA.
harding river
View of the old Cooya Pooya homestead near the Harding River Dam, south of Roebourne. Image courtesy of Water Corporation WA.

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