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King tides over roads in Ballina this weekend

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Minor flooding will take place on some of Ballina Shire’s roads over the coming days as the King tides once again impact the low-lying areas of the town.

If you are out and about in Ballina this weekend keep in mind that the king tides will lead to some flooding over roads. 

‘Ballina Shire Council is encouraging motorists to drive safely over the coming days with king tides leading to minor flooding of some local roads,’ said a Ballina Shire Council spokesperson. 

‘Where possible, motorists, motorcyclists, pedestrians and cyclists should avoid affected roadways. Motorists are reminded the tides will be occurring during the morning, and that salt water may also affect maintenance of vehicle and bodywork.’

Roads likely to be affected by king tides and saltwater flooding in the mornings from Saturday, 9 March to Monday, 11 March 2024 include:

  •      Tamar Street, Ballina
  •       Riverside Drive, West Ballina
  •       River Street, West Ballina
  •       Burns Point Ferry Road, West Ballina
  •       North Creek Road, North Ballina
  •       Southern Cross Drive, North Ballina
  •       Uralba Road, Uralba
  •       Old Bangalow Road, Tintenbar
  •       Tamarind Dr, Cumbalum

 For road information visit livetraffic.com or telephone Ballina Shire Council on 1300 864 444

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