marsden-1, page-19

A bit of research gives me this:

Flooding in the Georgina River is generally associated with widespread rainfall situations over northern and central Queensland and the Northern Territory. The two most recent major floods that were recorded in the system occurred in December 2000/January 2001 and January/February 2007. The highest recorded flood peaks occurred in late January and early February of 1974.

and this:

Climatically, the Georgina catchment tends to be somewhat drier than the Diamantina or Cooper, with average annual rainfall ranging from around 400mm (16 inches) north of Camooweal to around 225mm (9 inches) at Bedourie.[4] Extremely dry years can give the entire basin less than 100mm (4 inches) whilst in 1974, 1977 and 2000 many areas had over 800mm (32 inches) and some as much as 1,000mm (40 inches). Almost all of this rain falls in the summer, and it is quite normal for the period from May to September to not record any measurable falls at all.


Soo not flooding risk anytime now til September period.