Department of Health head office, located in the Sirius building, in the Woden Town Centre. IP Australia, Australia's equivalent to the US Patent Office, is located in the Woden Town Centre. Woden Bus Interchange. Woden Storm Water Drain - one of twenty-six legal graffiti sites within the Australian Capital Territory. The walls of the drain display colourful murals for many hundreds of metres from local, interstate and overseas graffiti artists. Churches Canberra Austral-Asian Christian Church Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Curtin Hughes Baptist Church Immanuel Community Church Immanuel Lutheran Church, Lyons Lyons Church of Christm Lyons New Apostolic Church, Mawson Sacred Heart Church, Pearce St Alban's Anglican Church, Lyons St George's Anglican Church, Pearce St James Uniting Church, Curtin Sts Peter & Paul's Catholic Church St Sava Serbian Orthodox Church The Salvation Army, Woden Valley Woden Valley Bible Church The Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd, Curtin The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Garran NationLight Church Canberra, Phillip Sport Woden Valley is a vital area when it comes to sport in the Territory. Its association football club, Woden Valley FC (Woden Rival), is very popular amongst juniors. Woden Valley also has a rugby league team Woden Rams and an Australian rules football team (Woden Blues). It also has a tenpin bowling centre and produced NSW champion and award-winning sports journalist Reagan Murphy, who lived in Garran and attended Woden Valley High School in the 1970s. Natural disasters Bushfires While the majority of the destruction caused by the 2003 Canberra bushfires occurred in the Weston Creek district, in the Woden Valley suburbs of Curtin, three houses were destroyed; in Lyons, four houses; and in Torrens, two houses. Curtin, in particular, has been threatened by bushfires several times since its construction. Floods On Australia Day in 1971 a flash flood at Yarra Glen killed seven people. The drains and roads in the area have since been redesigned to avoid future flood casualties. See also Woden Valley Youth Choir References External links ACTMAPi - the ACT Government's interactive mapping service Woden Valley Churches Districts of the Australian Capital Territory 1966 establishments in Australia es:Canberra#Estructura urbana