Molonglo River floodplain

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The Molonglo River floodplain is a low-lying, historically flood-prone valley along the Molonglo River in Canberra that was largely inundated and reshaped by the creation of Lake Burley Griffin.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Molonglo River Reserve 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf floodplain
geographical feature
associatedWith landscape design of Lake Burley Griffin
urban development of central Canberra
characterizedAs historically flood-prone
low-lying valley
contains alluvial soils
country Australia
drainageBasin Murrumbidgee River basin NERFINISHED
elevationRelativeToSurroundings lower
environmentalFunction floodwater storage area
riverine habitat
follows Molonglo River NERFINISHED
historicalLandUse agricultural land
grazing land
hydrologicalRelation subject to periodic flooding before Lake Burley Griffin
locatedIn Australia
Australian Capital Territory (enclaved within) (geographical context)
surface form: Australian Capital Territory

Canberra
modifiedFor creation of urban lake
flood control
recreation areas around Lake Burley Griffin
near Canberra city centre NERFINISHED
Parliamentary Triangle NERFINISHED
partlyInundatedBy Lake Burley Griffin NERFINISHED
partOf Molonglo River valley NERFINISHED
region South Eastern Highlands bioregion NERFINISHED
reshapedBy creation of Lake Burley Griffin
river Molonglo River NERFINISHED
transformedInto bed and margins of Lake Burley Griffin in central sections

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Lake Burley Griffin bridge system crossesFormerly Molonglo River floodplain
Canberra Nature Park hasPart Molonglo River floodplain
this entity surface form: Molonglo River Reserve
Pialligo liesOn Molonglo River floodplain