Ferny Creek topographic map
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Ferny Creek
Ferny Creek's climate is cool and wet, with temperature extremes rare due to the proximity of Port Phillip Bay and Bass Strait. Rainfall is fairly uniform through the year, tending to peak between April and October with lower rainfall during the months of January and February. The mean annual rainfall is between 1100 and 1500 mm, increasing with elevation and from west to east. The elevation means that temperatures are typically 3 to 5 °C cooler than the lower suburbs of Melbourne, to the west of Ferny Creek.
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Name: Ferny Creek topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Average elevation: 423 m
Minimum elevation: 180 m
Maximum elevation: 570 m
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