Pothole map of Victoria

Every defect on the public register, plotted where it was photographed. A pin is a report somebody filed with a photo, a location and a date — not a council work order and not an estimate. Yellow is new, red once a report has been open past 30 days, green once somebody has confirmed the hole is gone.

The blue lines are different, and deliberately so: they are stretches of road that a published source — an RACV road assessment, a newsroom — has said are in poor condition. They are somebody else's citation rather than our evidence, which is why they do not share a colour with a report. Where the hotspots come from.

On the register
2
Still open
2
Recorded repaired
0
Documented hotspots
54

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Roads already documented as being in poor condition

Each of these was named by a published source, which is linked on its page. They are on the map in blue.

Every documented stretch, and its source →

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The map covers the whole state. If you know where you are looking, these are faster than panning.

Every suburb and locality Every road authority Roads with open defects Damaged your car?