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Code red closures - West and South Gippsland

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 West and South Gippsland forecast district.

 

Parks closed on Code Red Days

All state forest in the area

Mitchell River National Park

Agnes Falls Scenic Reserve

Moondarra State Park

Alpine National Park + Morwell National Park
Anderson Inlet Coastal Reserve Mount Worth State Park
Avon Wilderness Area Nayook Bushland Reserve
Bald Hills Creek Wildlife Reserve Nyora Nature Conservation Reserve
Baw Baw National Park Nooramunga Marine & Coastal Park
Blond Bay Wildlife Reserve Outtrim Cemetary Nature Conservation Reserve
Bull Beef Creek Nature Conservation Reserve Providence Ponds Flora and Fauna Reserve
Bunurong Coastal Reserve Sale Common Nature Conservation Reserve
Bunyip State Park Shallow Inlet Marine and Coastal Park
Cape Liptrap Coastal Park Stratford Highway Park
Corner Inlet Coastal Park Sweetwater Creek Nature Conservation Reserve
Crossover Regional Park Tarago Reservoir Park
Dowd Morass Wildlife Reserve Tarra-Bulga National Park
Foster Flora Reserves The Lakes National Park
Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park Thomson Reservoir Parks
Glenmaggie Nature Conservation Reserve Traralgon South Flora and Fauna Reserve
Holey Plains State Park Turtons Creek Scenic Reserve
Jach Smith Lake State Game Reserve Tyers Park
Macleod Morass Wildlife Reserve Walhalla Historic Area
Ninety Mile Beach Coastal Reserve (McLoughlins Beach/Seaspray Coastal Reserve) Wattle Point - Gippsland Lakes Reserve
Mirboo North Regional Park Wilsons Promontory National Park

+ Only the sections of this park that are within the relevant district.

Parks open on Code Red Days

Bunurong Marine National Park Jeeralang North Education Area
Bunurong Marine Park Ninety Mile Beach Marine National Park
Coal Creek Streamside Reserve Wilsons Promontory Marine National Park
Corner Inlet Marine National Park Traralgon South Flora and Fauna Reserve

List accurate as of Janurary 2013

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