Rivers have peaked at Shepparton

Campers in bushland between Shepparton, Kialla and Mooroopna, including the Raftery Track in Kialla, Commons Track in Mooroopna and Moira Park (off Moira Park Dve), were told to relocate as campsites and access tracks became inundated or isolated.

Walking and bike paths also flooded.

The Goulburn River at Shepparton reached the minor flood level of 9.5m at 3pm on Sunday, July 5.

It peaked at 9.54m at 2am on Monday, July 6, and remained at that level for 45 minutes before starting to drop.

At 10.15am it dropped to below minor flood level – with a reading of 9.49m – with VicEmergency saying that it was expected to remain near minor flood level for the remainder of Monday and into Tuesday.

At Murchison, the Goulburn River remained below the minor flood level of 9m.

At its highest, it reached 8.62m at 6pm on Saturday, July 4, and was still falling on Monday morning.

The Goulburn River at Seymour peaked at moderate flood level of 5.2m, peaking at 5.33m at 6.15am on Friday, before starting to drop.

At noon on Monday, it was sitting at 2.29m.

The Seven Creeks at Kialla West reached minor flood level of 4.5m at 7am on Saturday, and then peaked at 4.77, at around 2am on Sunday, with minor flooding.

It stayed above minor flood level until around 8pm on Sunday, and at noon on Monday was sitting at 4.19m.

Seven Creeks at Euroa reached minor flood level of 2.5m at 3.57am on Wednesday, July 1.

It peaked at 3.37m at 12.17pm on Wednesday for the first time, before dropping.

It then had a second peak of 3.28m at 4.17pm on Friday.

It remained above minor flood level until 10.17pm on Saturday.

Flooding occurred in low-lying areas close to the river, including the caravan park and some sections of roads.

At 12.12pm on Monday the Seven Creeks at Euroa was sitting at 1.94m.