The Bremer River is a river that is a tributary of the Brisbane River, located in the Scenic Rim and Brisbane regions of South East Queensland, Australia.

The Deebing Creek sub-catchment headwaters arise in the Grampian Hills and flow into the freshwater section of the Bremer River, near One Mile Bridge in West Ipswich. Predominant uses in the lower sub-catchment are urban land uses.

Feb 21, 2021 · The Bremer River, which runs through Ipswich, accepts contaminants from four sewage treatment plants, a defunct coal mine, an abattoir and power station, and is so heavily polluted and oxygen starved it is capable of killing wildlife and risking public safety, an independent study has found.

The first recorded flood in Ipswich was in 1841 when the Bremer River was said to rise over 16 metres. In January of 1893 weeks of heavy rainfall saw Ipswich and most country areas completely cut off with roads and railways impassable, telegraph lines down, and gas and water supplies cut off. The Bremer River reached 24.5m above its

Ipswich Town Wharves are heritage-listed remnants of wharves beside the Bremer River at Bremer Street, North Ipswich, City of Ipswich, Queensland, Australia. They were built from 1847 to c. 1927. They were also known as Australasian Steam Navigation Wharf and William Collins and Son Wharf, J & G Harris Wharf, and Walter Gray and Co Wharf.

The Bremer River Catchment covers approximately 2030 km2 and is bounded by the Main Range National Park to the south, Flinders Peak to the east and Mt Mort to the west. The tidal reaches of the Bremer River extend some 17km upstream from its confluence with Brisbane River to the Ipswich CBD.1 . Healthy Land & Water works in

May 2, 2024 · Group of people standing in the Water Hyacinths on the Bremer River, Ipswich, 1908

From its source in the Main Range, the Bremer River is a small, often non-flowing, stream that travels through 76 km of farmland before turning into a tidal river as it meets Ipswich. It is the last 24 km section of riverway that provides a quiet and …

The Bremer River is at the heart of Ipswich, so the fantastic River Heart Parklands on its banks are aptly named. Enjoy the river breezes as you stroll through a mini rainforest, and past a cascading waterfall and sculpture pond.

With access to both the Brisbane and the Bremer rivers, Ipswich offers paddlers plenty of great places to get out and active on the water. Whether it’s just for a leisurely cruise around or for a spot of fishing, our region has you covered.