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Withdrawn · SSI-10045 · Major Project

Mole River Dam

Mole River Dam is approximately 20 km south-west of Tenterfield in northern NSW, in the Border Rivers Catchment. Its proposed to capture 100 GL of water storage to improve water security and reliability and flood mitigation for water users.

Project details

Application
SSI-10045
Status
Withdrawn
Type
State Significant Infrastructure
Council area
Tenterfield Shire
Property
Upper Reaches Of The Mole River, In The Northern New England Region Of Nsw.
Development type
Water storage or treatment facilities
Source
View on NSW Planning Portal

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Where this project is up to

Withdrawn

This application is no longer going ahead in its current form.

Last checked on the Planning Portal
4 Nov 2026

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