Population spread and estimate of water use per person info needed

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Port Stewart, Lama Lama › Water Resilience › Population spread and estimate of water use per person info needed

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  • 01/04/2026 at 4:30 pm #10073
    Claude Bowering
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      My Group is doing 6.5 and our estimates of how much water storage needed for the dry season is wildy large with a really rough estimate at 8.7 million Litres, by going off water usage from other parts of Queensland, the dry season being roughly 180 days long and an estimated population of the Port Stewart settlements based off the population of Coen of around 200. We also don’t know how people are split between the Main base, Lower Camp and Upper Camp
      Can we get a rough population number and spread along with an estimate of amount of water consumed per person so we can get a much more realistic amount of water needed for the wet season?
      Kind Regards,
      Claude Bowering

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