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Code red closures - South West

On days of Code Red Fire Danger Rating all parks identified as 'high bushfire risk' will be closed for public safety.

Those sites that have been assessed to have a low level of risk or actions have been taken to reduce the bushfire risk will remain open on Code Red days.

See below for a complete list of open and closed parks within the Bureau of Meteorology's South West forecast district.

 

Parks closed

All state forest in the area Lake Gillear Wildlife Reserve
Ararat Hills Regional Park Langi Ghiran State Park
Bats Ridge Wildlife Reserve Lower Glenelg National Park
Bay of Islands Coastal Park Mount Buangor State Park
Cape Nelson State Park Mount Eccles National Park
Cobboboonee National Park Mount Napier State Park
Crawford River Regional Park Mount Richmond National Park
Discovery Bay Coastal Park Nigretta Falls Scenic Reserve
Dundas Range Scenic Reserve Points Arboretum
Floating Islands Flora and Fauna Reserve Port Campbell National Park
Fulham Scenic Reserve Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve
Grampians National Park Wannon Falls Scenic Reserve
Great Otway National Park Wilkin Flora and Fauna Reserve
Kawarren Regional Park

  

Parks open

Discovery Bay Marine National Park Merri Marine Sanctuary
Lake Bolac Reserve Percydale Historic Area
Lower Homebush Historic Area The Arches Marine Sanctuary
Marengo Reefs Marine Sanctuary Twelve Apostles Marine National Park

List current as of December 2010

 

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