Maroondah Dam

Maroondah Dam is a concrete structure located in Victoria, Australia, built to store and supply water to Melbourne. Completed in 1927, it forms part of the Melbourne Water supply system. The dam creates a large reservoir that provides a reliable source of drinking water, helps manage water flow, and supports local recreation. Surrounded by scenic parklands, it also serves as a popular spot for visitors interested in nature, walking, and picnicking. The dam’s design ensures it effectively controls water levels, safeguarding against floods and droughts while maintaining water quality for urban use.