Clear Island Waters: flood, crime and school catchments by the numbers
What the official maps and records say about Clear Island Waters as a whole, with the source and date of each figure. For one address, the free check reads the same maps for that lot.
Last updated 31 October 2026. Data period and sources are given under each table.
Clear Island Waters at a glance
| Residential lots (Queensland cadastre, City Plan residential zones) | 1,600 |
|---|---|
| In a flood risk class of the Council's 2026 map (Very High to Low) | 39% (629 lots; 28 Very High or High) |
| Only in the Maximum Regional Flood Extent (very rare to extreme floods) | 61% (971 lots) |
| On the Council's 2026 bushfire map | 0.5% (0 lots in a Medium to Very High intensity class; the rest in the Potential Impact Buffer) |
| In a transport noise corridor: State-controlled road | 8.7% (139 lots) |
| In a transport noise corridor: railway (for information only) | 0% (0 lots) |
| Offences recorded by police, 18 Oct 2025 – 17 Oct 2026 | 114 |
| Residents (ABS Census 2021) | 4,100 |
| Offences per 1,000 residents | 28 — 0.3× the Gold Coast rate of 86.4 |
| State primary school catchments (share of the suburb's area) | Broadbeach SS 40%, Robina SS 36%, Merrimac SS 25% |
| State senior secondary catchments (share of the suburb's area) | Merrimac SHS 100% |
| Train, light rail and ferry stations in the suburb | None in the suburb; nearest Broadbeach South station (light rail), about 3.4 km from the suburb's centre in a straight line |
Lots: Queensland Digital Cadastral Database and City of Gold Coast City Plan zones; overlays: City of Gold Coast Flood risk awareness map 2026, Bushfire risk 2026 and City Plan transport noise corridors, retrieved 31 Oct 2026; a lot counts when its centre point is inside. Crime: Queensland Police Service Online Crime Map (not official statistics; general locations), ABS Census 2021 residents. Catchments: Queensland Government State school catchments, by share of the suburb's land area (read 1 Nov 2026). Stations: Translink SEQ GTFS (7 Oct 2026). All CC BY 4.0; shares and distances calculated by AQL PropertyCheck. Last updated 31 October 2026.
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How Clear Island Waters compares
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Nearby suburbs: Merrimac, Broadbeach Waters, Mermaid Waters. All suburbs: Gold Coast suburbs A–Z.
Questions people ask
Is Clear Island Waters flood prone?
39% of Clear Island Waters's 1,600 residential lots are in a flood risk class of the Council's 2026 map and a further 61% only in the Maximum Regional Flood Extent; 0.5% are on the 2026 bushfire map and 8.7% in a State road noise corridor. A lot is a parcel of land, not a home. The free address check reads the flood maps for one address.
How much crime is reported in Clear Island Waters?
Police recorded 114 offences in Clear Island Waters in the 12 months 18 Oct 2025 – 17 Oct 2026, 28 per 1,000 residents (0.3× the Gold Coast rate). Source: Queensland Police Service Online Crime Map (not official statistics) and ABS Census 2021.
Which state school catchments cover Clear Island Waters?
State school catchments covering most of the suburb: Broadbeach SS, Robina SS, Merrimac SS (primary) and Merrimac SHS (senior secondary). Catchments follow streets, so check the exact address.
Is there a train or light rail station in Clear Island Waters?
There is no train, light rail or ferry stop in Clear Island Waters; the nearest is Broadbeach South station (light rail), about 3.4 km from the suburb's centre in a straight line. Source: Translink SEQ GTFS timetable (7 Oct 2026).
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