ACT districts

The 11 district pages we publish for the ACT, in alphabetical order, each linked to its own page.

The ACT has no councils, so its pages are its districts, the areas its land is administered by: how many of each district’s addresses are on a block in the Bushfire Prone Area or the 1% AEP riverine flood model, and what a report reads there. A district with under 100 addresses in the live build is on the hazard map and has no page. A report can be bought for most addresses in the ACT; a house the ACT address register does not hold, or an address whose block or zone cannot be identified, is refused before payment. Each page links to the free check.

Check an address in the ACT

The check is free and tells you which registers cover the address before you pay anything. A report for an address in the ACT is $9.90 including GST, paid once.

Hazard maps in each district

The ACT has no councils, so its figures are by district. For each, the share of its addresses whose block is at least partly in the ACT Emergency Services Agency’s Bushfire Prone Area, any category, 1 to 3, or the buffer, and the number of its addresses whose block is in the 1% AEP riverine flood model extent. The model covers the catchments of nine flood studies, only part of the Territory, so it is given as a count, not a share, and elsewhere flooding is not established. A district with a page leads with the same figures. These are what the maps show, not a risk rating, and the list is alphabetical.

Addresses, not homes: a building of units is many addresses on one block. Not mapped: the map was not read for the live build, so nothing is said about it. That does not mean there is no hazard. The flood model is dotted, as partly mapped: it covers the catchments of nine flood studies, only part of the Territory, so each district has a count of its addresses on a block at least partly in the modelled extent, not a share; elsewhere flooding is not established. Partly mapped: the map covers only part of the district, so no share is given. Other classes: the map records its own classes, so no share is given. No statistics: none is shown for that district.

Bushfire Prone Area: Every category counts, 1 to 3, and the buffer. The building rules also treat non-urban land as bushfire-prone whatever this map shows (Building (General) Regulation 2008, s 44). 1% AEP flood model: The model covers the catchments of nine flood studies, only part of the Territory, and gives no depth, and nothing about overland flow, burst pipes or overflowing lakes and dams. So this is a count, not a share: elsewhere flooding is not established either way.

We do not rank districts and we do not turn this into a safety score.

Bushfire Prone Area

with a share
11
partly mapped or other classes
0
not mapped
0
  • 0%
  • under 10%
  • 10%–25%
  • 25%–40%
  • 40%–60%
  • 60% or more
  • Partly mapped or other classes: no share
  • Not mapped: no share
One cell per district, A to Z. The share of its addresses on land the map shows, among those where the map applies: not a measure of risk, and never a ranking. The building rules also treat non-urban land as bushfire-prone whatever this map shows (Building (General) Regulation 2008, s 44). Our build of 15 September 2026.Source: Bushfire Prone Area Details 2026 and ACTGOV FLOOD EXTENT MODEL, with ACTGOV ADDRESSES, ACTGOV BLOCK and ACTGOV DISTRICT, from ACTmapi ©Australian Capital Territory. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Counts derived by WattleAddr; the full notices are under the table.

1% AEP flood model

with a share
0
dotted: a count, no share
11
not mapped
0
  • Dotted: a count, no share
  • Not mapped: no share
One cell per district, A to Z. A count, not a share: its addresses on a block at least partly in the modelled extent, dotted because the model covers only part of the Territory; elsewhere flooding is not established: not a measure of risk, and never a ranking. Our build of 15 September 2026.Source: Bushfire Prone Area Details 2026 and ACTGOV FLOOD EXTENT MODEL, with ACTGOV ADDRESSES, ACTGOV BLOCK and ACTGOV DISTRICT, from ACTmapi ©Australian Capital Territory. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Counts derived by WattleAddr; the full notices are under the table.
Share of each district’s addresses on a block in the Bushfire Prone Area, any category, 1 to 3, or the buffer; for the 1% AEP flood model, a count of its addresses on a block at least partly in the modelled extent, not a share. A count of addresses, not a measure of risk. Alphabetical. Build of 15 September 2026.
DistrictBushfire Prone Area share of addresses1% AEP flood model count of addresses
Belconnen14.9%44
Canberra Central7.4%881
Coree48%0
Gungahlin15.4%9
Hall64%0
Jerrabomberra63.7%22
Majura85%29
Molonglo Valley29.6%1
Tuggeranong17.6%404
Weston Creek12.6%34
Woden Valley10.8%443

Counts derived by WattleAddr from these registers, by our method. Bushfire Prone Area: Bushfire Prone Area Details 2026 from ACTmapi ©Australian Capital Territory; flood model: ACTGOV FLOOD EXTENT MODEL from ACTmapi ©Australian Capital Territory; addresses: ACTGOV ADDRESSES from ACTmapi ©Australian Capital Territory; blocks: ACTGOV BLOCK from ACTmapi ©Australian Capital Territory; district boundaries: ACTGOV DISTRICT from ACTmapi ©Australian Capital Territory. Addresses, blocks, districts and the flood model: ACT Government (City and Environment Directorate); the Bushfire Prone Area: ACT Emergency Services Agency; each published through ACTmapi. None of them has reviewed or endorsed these counts or this map, which WattleAddr derived. Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.

District outlines are simplified, and the mapped areas clipped, merged and simplified, by WattleAddr from the sources named; the publishers have not reviewed or endorsed this map.

Hazard maps by district, Australian Capital Territory

Every district on one map, one hazard at a time, shaded by the figures in the table above. Select a district on the map to see where the mapped land is.

All council areas · Why unmapped is not the same as clear