Victorian Water Accounts Water Supply Summaries

There are 18 water corporations that provide a range of services to Victorian towns and systems.The water supply accounts on this site track water from the time it moves from a waterway, an aquifer or other source to the time it is delivered to a customer or another destination.Water supply systems (previously known in the Accounts as distribution systems) typically describe irrigation systems or towns and urban areas. Some infrastructure services both.Providing water accounts for water supply systems enables water corporations and the community to understand where delivery efficiency improvements to reduce losses can be made.We also provide summary accounts for each water corporation; search for them via the [water supply reports.](https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/2023/local-water-reports/water-supply-by-water-corporation/) From the water corporation pages, the accounts for the individual water supply systems can be reached. Alternatively, use the Search function in the menu bar at the top of the page to go directly to your town or irrigation system of interest.More information:- Descriptions of water corporations and other important organisations involved in managing water are detailed in [Who manages our water?](https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/2023/water-explained/who-manages-our-water/)- Water management is detailed in [How is water managed?](https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/2023/water-explained/who-manages-our-water/)- Detail on how we report on and account for water system supply is found in [How do we account for water?](https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/2023/water-explained/how-do-we-account-for-water/#how-we-account-for-water-supply)