Goulburn Valley Water

Goulburn Valley Water is an urban water corporation operating in Victoria’s Hume Region. It provides drinking water, sewerage collection and treatment, recycled water and trade waste services to a population of over 125,000 residents and 6,000 businesses.

Goulburn Valley Water’s area of responsibility extends across 20,000 square kilometres, from the outskirts of Melbourne in the south to the Murray River in the north.

Note: This map is indicative only. Please contact Goulburn Valley Water for more accurate service area information. You can also use our interactive map to find out whether your location is serviced by Goulburn Valley Water.

Water sources

Almost half of the towns serviced by Goulburn Valley Water are supplied directly from rivers and streams including the Goulburn, Murray, Broken, Steavenson, and Delatite river systems and smaller local streams including Sunday Creek, Seven Creeks, Nine Mile Creek and Mollison’s Creek. Other towns are supplied from channels, reservoirs or storages and one town, Katunga, is supplied by a groundwater bore. 

More detailed information about water sources can be found in Goulburn Valley Water’s latest Annual Water Quality Report.

Assets at a glance

Goulburn Valley Water operates and maintains a range of assets, including the following water and sewerage infrastructure.