Victoria
It depends on the town. 41 of 45 listed water systems in Victoria, Australia are low risk (91.1%).
- 41Low
- 4Medium
- 0High
- 0Critical
- AraratLow risk
- BairnsdaleLow risk
- BallaratLow risk
- BendigoLow risk
- Box HillLow risk
- BrightLow risk
- CastlemaineLow risk
- ColacLow risk
- CowesLow risk
- CraigieburnLow risk
- DandenongLow risk
- DaylesfordLow risk
- EchucaLow risk
- FootscrayLow risk
- FrankstonLow risk
- GeelongLow risk
- HamiltonLow risk
- HeidelbergLow risk
- HorshamLow risk
- KynetonLow risk
- Lakes EntranceLow risk
- LeongathaMedium risk
- LilydaleLow risk
- LorneLow risk
- MelbourneLow risk
- MeltonLow risk
- MilduraMedium risk
- MorningtonLow risk
- MorwellLow risk
- PortlandLow risk
- RingwoodLow risk
- SaleLow risk
- SeymourLow risk
- SheppartonLow risk
- St KildaLow risk
- StawellLow risk
- SunburyLow risk
- Swan HillMedium risk
- TorquayLow risk
- TraralgonLow risk
- WangarattaLow risk
- WarragulLow risk
- WarrnamboolLow risk
- WodongaLow risk
- WonthaggiMedium risk
Each town shows the utility that supplies it, from the national report on about 75 urban utilities. The rating uses the share of people whose water met the bacteria guidelines, and any boil-water or do-not-drink notices in 2024–25. Smaller utilities that do not report these figures are not listed.
Common questions
Can I drink the tap water in Victoria, Australia?
It depends on the town. 41 of 45 listed water systems in Victoria, Australia are low risk (91.1%).
Where do these ratings come from?
Bureau of Meteorology, National Performance Report 2024–25. Period covered: July 2024 to June 2025.