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Kangaroo Point: flood, crime and school catchments by the numbers

What the official maps and records say about Kangaroo Point 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.

Kangaroo Point in numbers. 0.5% of Kangaroo Point's 830 residential lots are inside the mapped February 2022 flood extent and 0.6% inside January 2011; on the Council's Flood Awareness Map 13% are in a river, 0% in a creek and 3.9% in an overland flow likelihood class. Police recorded 1,222 offences in Kangaroo Point in the 12 months 18 Oct 2025 – 17 Oct 2026, 125 per 1,000 residents (1.4× the Brisbane rate; the population has grown about 23% since the 2021 Census, so the true rate is lower). State school catchments covering most of the suburb: East Brisbane SS (primary) and Coorparoo Secondary College (senior secondary). Figures for a suburb are averages; one address can differ a lot.

Kangaroo Point at a glance

Residential lots (Queensland cadastre, City Plan residential zones)830
Inside the mapped February 2022 flood extent0.5% (4 lots)
Inside the mapped January 2011 flood extent0.6% (5 lots)
Inside the mapped January 1974 flood extent4.5% (37 lots)
Flood Awareness Map: in a mapped river likelihood class13% (104 lots)
Flood Awareness Map: in a mapped creek likelihood class0% (0 lots)
Flood Awareness Map: in a mapped overland flow likelihood class3.9% (32 lots)
Flood Awareness Map: in a mapped storm tide likelihood class0.2% (2 lots)
Offences recorded by police, 18 Oct 2025 – 17 Oct 20261,222
Residents (ABS Census 2021)9,755
Offences per 1,000 residents125 — 1.4× the Brisbane rate of 90.2 (population up about 23% since 2021, so the true rate is lower)
State primary school catchments (share of the suburb's area)East Brisbane SS 96%
State senior secondary catchments (share of the suburb's area)Coorparoo Secondary College 94%
Train stations and ferry terminals in the suburbMaritime Museum ferry terminal, Holman Street ferry terminal, Dockside ferry terminal

Lots: Queensland Digital Cadastral Database and Brisbane City Plan 2014 zones; overlays: Brisbane City Council historic flood extents (Feb 2022, Jan 2011, Jan 1974) and Flood Awareness Map, 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. Stations: Translink SEQ GTFS (7 Oct 2026). All CC BY 4.0; shares calculated by AQL PropertyCheck. Last updated 31 October 2026.

How Kangaroo Point compares

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Questions people ask

Is Kangaroo Point flood prone?

0.5% of Kangaroo Point's 830 residential lots are inside the mapped February 2022 flood extent and 0.6% inside January 2011; on the Council's Flood Awareness Map 13% are in a river, 0% in a creek and 3.9% in an overland flow likelihood class. 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 Kangaroo Point?

Police recorded 1,222 offences in Kangaroo Point in the 12 months 18 Oct 2025 – 17 Oct 2026, 125 per 1,000 residents (1.4× the Brisbane rate; the population has grown about 23% since the 2021 Census, so the true rate is lower). Source: Queensland Police Service Online Crime Map (not official statistics) and ABS Census 2021.

Which state school catchments cover Kangaroo Point?

State school catchments covering most of the suburb: East Brisbane SS (primary) and Coorparoo Secondary College (senior secondary). Catchments follow streets, so check the exact address.

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