Reservoir water levels near you

Find the reservoirs and dams near you, how full they are against full pool, and how they compare with a year ago. 170 of 201 reservoirs tracked have a current reading.

Reservoirs and dams by state

6 reservoirs tracked; none has a current reading.

  • No current reading

    Bartlett Dam, built 1939 · near Carefree, Maricopa County

  • No current reading

    C.C. Cragin Dam, built 1964 · near Pine, Coconino County

  • No current reading

    Horseshoe Dam, built 1946 · near Carefree, Maricopa County

  • No current reading

    Parker Dam, built 1938

  • No current reading

    Davis Dam, built 1950

  • No current reading

    Coolidge Dam, built 1931 · near Peridot, Gila County

23 of 26 reservoirs have a current reading from readings dated November 8, 2026 to November 9, 2026. Lake Shasta is 95.7 ft below its 1,067 ft full pool.

Against a year earlier, 9 of 15 California reservoirs with a year of history are lower: San Vicente Reservoir is down 34.3 ft, Boca Reservoir is down 20 ft, Lake Shasta is down 20 ft, Trinity Lake is down 12.2 ft, New Melones Lake is down 11.7 ft, Folsom Lake is down 10.9 ft, Prosser Creek Reservoir is down 5.9 ft, Vail Lake is down 3 ft, Alisal Reservoir is down 0.5 ft, Stampede Reservoir is up 0.1 ft, Independence Lake is up 0.3 ft, Donner Lake is up 0.9 ft, Indian Valley Reservoir is up 4.5 ft, Gibraltar Reservoir is up 6.7 ft, and Lake Piru is up 33.3 ft.

  • 596.74 ft; down 0.5 ft in a year

    Alisal Creek Dam, built 1971 · near Solvang, Santa Barbara County

  • 3,328.08 ft

    Beardsley Dam, built 1957 · near Strawberry, Tuolumne County

  • 5,565.34 ft; down 20 ft in a year

    Boca Dam, built 1939 · near Truckee, Nevada County

  • No current reading

    Bridgeport Dam, built 1924 · near Bridgeport, Mono County

  • 4,685.28 ft

    Cherry Valley Dam, built 1956 · near Groveland, Tuolumne County

  • 784.25 ft

    Don Pedro Main Dam, built 1971 · near La Grange, Tuolumne County

  • 4,785.81 ft

    Donnells Dam, built 1958

  • 5,933.91 ft; up 0.9 ft in a year

    Donner Lake Dam, built 1927 · near Truckee, Nevada County

  • 640.25 ft

    El Capitan Dam, built 1934 · near Lakeside, San Diego County

  • 397.83 ft; down 10.9 ft in a year

    Folsom Dam, built 1956 · near Folsom, Sacramento County

  • 1,385.44 ft; up 6.7 ft in a year

    Gibraltar Dam, built 1920 · near Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County

  • 3,752.95 ft

    O`Shaughnessy Dam, built 1923

  • 6,947.35 ft; up 0.3 ft in a year

    Independence Dam, built 1939 · near Truckee, Sierra County

  • 1,460.48 ft; up 4.5 ft in a year

    Indian Valley Dam, built 1975 · near Clearlake Oaks, Lake County

  • 4,652.09 ft

    Lake Eleanor Dam, built 1918 · near Groveland, Tuolumne County

  • 1,018.97 ft; up 33.3 ft in a year

    Santa Felicia Dam, built 1955 · near Piru, Ventura County

  • 971.29 ft, 95.7 ft below full pool; down 20 ft in a year

    Shasta Dam, built 1945 · near Shasta Lake, Shasta County

  • No current reading

    Lower Twin Lake Dam, built 1888 · near Bridgeport, Mono County

  • 1,004.1 ft; down 11.7 ft in a year

    New Melones Dam, built 1979 · near Sonora, Calaveras County

  • 5,707.67 ft; down 5.9 ft in a year

    Prosser Creek Dam, built 1962 · near Truckee, Nevada County

  • 648.92 ft; down 34.3 ft in a year

    San Vicente Dam, built 1943 · near Lakeside, San Diego County

  • 5,923.69 ft; up 0.1 ft in a year

    Stampede Dam, built 1970 · near Truckee, Sierra County

  • 2,313.48 ft; down 12.2 ft in a year

    Trinity Dam, built 1962 · near Weaverville, Trinity County

  • 495.78 ft

    Tulloch Dam, built 1958 · near Knights Ferry, Calaveras County

  • No current reading

    Upper Twin Lake Dam, built 1905 · near Bridgeport, Mono County

  • 1,419.31 ft; down 3 ft in a year

    Vail Dam, built 1949 · near Temecula, Riverside County

11 of 11 reservoirs have a current reading from readings dated November 8, 2026 to November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, the one Colorado reservoir with a year of history is lower: Blue Mesa Reservoir is down 44.8 ft.

1 of 1 reservoir has a current reading as of November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, the one Florida reservoir with a year of history is not lower: Lake Seminole is up 0.1 ft.

  • 76.71 ft; up 0.1 ft in a year

    Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam, built 1954 · near Chattahoochee, Jackson County

12 of 13 reservoirs have a current reading as of November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 7 of 11 Georgia reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Lake Sidney Lanier is down 4.7 ft, Walter F. George Reservoir is down 2.9 ft, Allatoona Lake is down 2.7 ft, Randy Poynter Lake is down 2.5 ft, West Point Lake is down 2.4 ft, Lake Horton Headwater is down 1.9 ft, George W. Andrews Lake is down 0.9 ft, Lake Peachtree Headwater is level, Lake Kedron is up 0.4 ft, Lake McIntosh is up 1 ft, and Carters Lake is up 1.5 ft.

  • 831.91 ft; down 2.7 ft in a year

    Allatoona Dam, built 1965 · near Cartersville, Bartow County

  • No current reading

    Butler Reservoir Dam, built 1970

  • 1,074.78 ft; up 1.5 ft in a year

    Carters Main Dam, built 1974

  • 687.98 ft

    Carters Re-Regulation Dam, built 1974

  • 101.84 ft; down 0.9 ft in a year

    George W. Andrews Lock and Dam, built 1963 · near Columbia

  • 774.47 ft; down 1.9 ft in a year

    Horton Creek Reservoir Dam, built 1996 · near Fayetteville, Fayette County

  • 834.08 ft; up 0.4 ft in a year

    Lake Kedron Dam, built 1986

  • 778.34 ft; up 1 ft in a year

    Mcintosh Reservoir Dam, built 2015

  • 784.43 ft; level with a year ago

    Lake Peachtree Dam, built 1960

  • 1,062.49 ft; down 4.7 ft in a year

    Buford Dam, built 1958 · near Buford, Gwinnett County

  • 731.32 ft; down 2.5 ft in a year

  • 186.43 ft; down 2.9 ft in a year

    Walter F. George Lock and Dam, built 1962 · near Fort Gaines

  • 622.62 ft; down 2.4 ft in a year

    West Point Dam, built 1974 · near West Point, Troup County

4 of 4 reservoirs have a current reading as of November 8, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 2 of 4 Idaho reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Lucky Peak Lake is down 21.8 ft, Anderson Ranch Reservoir is down 4.2 ft, Palisades Reservoir is up 6 ft, and American Falls Reservoir is up 14 ft.

  • 4,321.19 ft; up 14 ft in a year

    American Falls Dam, built 1927 · near American Falls, Power County

  • 4,149.85 ft; down 4.2 ft in a year

    Anderson Ranch Dam, built 1950 · near Mountain Home, Elmore County

  • 2,946.1 ft; down 21.8 ft in a year

    Lucky Peak Dam, built 1955 · near Boise, Ada County

  • 5,524.41 ft; up 6 ft in a year

    Palisades Dam, built 1957 · near Irwin, Bonneville County

2 of 2 reservoirs have a current reading as of November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 1 of 2 Indiana reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Morse Reservoir is down 0.4 ft and Geist Reservoir is up 0.6 ft.

  • 784.46 ft; up 0.6 ft in a year

    Geist Reservoir Dam, built 1944 · near Indianapolis, Marion County

  • 808.82 ft; down 0.4 ft in a year

    Morse Reservoir Dam, built 1955 · near Noblesville, Hamilton County

12 of 12 reservoirs have a current reading from readings dated November 8, 2026 to November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 3 of 12 Kansas reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Cheney Reservoir is down 3.1 ft, Horsethief Reservoir is down 2.3 ft, Cedar Bluff Reservoir is down 2.2 ft, Wilson Lake is up 0.6 ft, Clinton Lake is up 0.9 ft, Perry Lake is up 0.9 ft, Pomona Lake is up 1.3 ft, Hillsdale Lake is up 1.6 ft, Tuttle Creek Lake is up 1.6 ft, Milford Lake is up 1.9 ft, Melvern Lake is up 2.3 ft, and Kanopolis Lake is up 5.1 ft.

  • 2,118.61 ft; down 2.2 ft in a year

    Cedar Bluff Dam, built 1951 · near Ellis, Trego County

  • 1,420.09 ft; down 3.1 ft in a year

    Cheney Dam, built 1965 · near Cheney, Sedgwick County

  • 876.89 ft; up 0.9 ft in a year

    Clinton Dam, built 1977 · near Lawrence, Douglas County

  • 917.63 ft; up 1.6 ft in a year

    Hillsdale Dam, built 1981 · near Hillsdale, Miami County

  • 2,419.77 ft; down 2.3 ft in a year

    Mpd No. 4-10 (Horsethief Reservoir) Dam, built 2009 · near Jetmore, Hodgeman County

  • 1,466.09 ft; up 5.1 ft in a year

    Kanopolis Dam, built 1948 · near Kanopolis, Ellsworth County

  • 1,037.92 ft; up 2.3 ft in a year

    Melvern Dam, built 1972 · near Melvern, Osage County

  • 1,146.74 ft; up 1.9 ft in a year

    Milford Dam, built 1966

  • 894.77 ft; up 0.9 ft in a year

    Perry Dam, built 1966 · near Perry, Jefferson County

  • 975.19 ft; up 1.3 ft in a year

    Pomona Dam, built 1963 · near Quenemo, Osage County

  • 1,081.8 ft; up 1.6 ft in a year

    Tuttle Creek Dam, built 1960 · near Manhattan, Pottawatomie County

  • 1,511.31 ft; up 0.6 ft in a year

    Wilson Dam, built 1964 · near Wilson, Russell County

1 reservoir tracked; none has a current reading.

Against a year earlier, the one Louisiana reservoir with a year of history is not lower: Toledo Bend Reservoir is up 0.3 ft.

3 of 3 reservoirs have a current reading as of November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 1 of 3 Maryland reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Deep Creek Lake is down 0.5 ft, Savage River Reservoir is up 0.9 ft, and Jennings Randolph Lake is up 17.7 ft.

  • 2,459.62 ft; down 0.5 ft in a year

    Deep Creek Dam, built 1925

  • 1,449.76 ft; up 17.7 ft in a year

    Jennings Randolph Dam, built 1981 · near Elk Garden, Garrett County

  • 1,438.45 ft; up 0.9 ft in a year

    Savage River Dam, built 1952 · near Bloomington, Garrett County

2 of 3 reservoirs have a current reading as of November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 1 of 2 Massachusetts reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Hobbs Brook Reservoir is down 4.1 ft and Fresh Pond Reservoir is up 0.2 ft.

4 of 4 reservoirs have a current reading as of November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 2 of 4 Missouri reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Monroe City Lake is down 0.9 ft, Concordia Lake is down 0.6 ft, Marceline Lake is level, and Stanberry Lake is up 1.1 ft.

  • 707.67 ft; down 0.6 ft in a year

    near Concordia, Lafayette County

  • 755.95 ft; level with a year ago

    Marceline New Reservoir Dam, built 1980 · near Marceline, Chariton County

  • 666.97 ft; down 0.9 ft in a year

    Monroe City Dam, built 1967

  • 891.93 ft; up 1.1 ft in a year

    near Gentry, Gentry County

3 of 3 reservoirs have a current reading from readings dated November 8, 2026 to November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 1 of 2 Montana reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Hungry Horse Reservoir is down 9.7 ft and Canyon Ferry Lake is up 3.3 ft.

  • 3,785.51 ft; up 3.3 ft in a year

    Canyon Ferry Dam, built 1954 · near Townsend, Lewis and Clark County

  • 3,538.13 ft; down 9.7 ft in a year

    Hungry Horse Dam, built 1953 · near Hungry Horse, Flathead County

  • 4,204.75 ft

    Como Dam, built 1910 · near Darby, Ravalli County

1 of 1 reservoir has a current reading as of November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

6 of 6 reservoirs have a current reading as of November 9, 2026. Lake Mead sits lowest against full pool, 189.3 ft below its 1,229 ft full pool; Weber Reservoir sits highest, 6.3 ft below its 4,208 ft full pool.

Against a year earlier, 5 of 6 Nevada reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Lake Mead is down 18.2 ft, Rye Patch Reservoir is down 17.7 ft, Wild Horse Reservoir is down 13.6 ft, South Fork Reservoir is down 2.4 ft, Lahontan Reservoir is down 1.6 ft, and Weber Reservoir is up 0.8 ft.

9 of 10 reservoirs have a current reading from readings dated November 8, 2026 to November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 0 of 2 New Mexico reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Elephant Butte Reservoir is up 20.3 ft and Navajo Lake is up 48.4 ft.

  • 7,366.65 ft

    Bluewater Dam, built 1927 · near Bluewater, Cibola County

  • No current reading

    Costilla Dam, built 1920 · near Costilla, Taos County

  • 8,159.8 ft

    Eagle Nest Dam, built 1918 · near Eagle Nest, Colfax County

  • 4,311.43 ft; up 20.3 ft in a year

    Elephant Butte Dam, built 1916 · near Elephant Butte, Sierra County

  • 7,511.05 ft

    Lake Maloya Dam, built 1914 · near Raton, Colfax County

  • 7,872.64 ft

    Mcclure Dam, built 1926 · near Santa Fe, Santa Fe County

  • 6,826.8 ft

    Nambe Falls Dam, built 1976 · near Nambe, Santa Fe County

  • 6,069.43 ft; up 48.4 ft in a year

    Navajo Dam, built 1963 · near Navajo Dam, San Juan County

  • 7,481.46 ft

    Nichols Dam, built 1943 · near Santa Fe, Santa Fe County

  • 3,785.95 ft

    Ute Dam, built 1963 · near Logan, Quay County

5 of 6 reservoirs have a current reading as of November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 4 of 4 North Carolina reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Falls Lake is down 6.2 ft, Afterbay Reservoir is down 5.8 ft, B. Everett Jordan Lake is down 3.3 ft, and Hyco Lake is down 2.7 ft.

  • 363.52 ft; down 5.8 ft in a year

    Roxboro Afterbay Dam, built 1974

  • 211.6 ft; down 3.3 ft in a year

    B. Everett Jordan Dam, built 1974 · near Moncure, Chatham County

  • 244.32 ft; down 6.2 ft in a year

    Falls Lake Dam, built 1981

  • 407.5 ft; down 2.7 ft in a year

    Lake Hyco Dam, built 1963 · near Roxboro, Person County

  • No current reading

    Lake Logan Dam, built 1931

  • 1,030.13 ft

    W. Kerr Scott Dam, built 1963 · near Wilkesboro, Wilkes County

2 of 18 reservoirs have a current reading as of November 8, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 2 of 2 Oklahoma reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Foss Reservoir is down 3.9 ft and Lake Thunderbird is down 1.6 ft.

  • No current reading

    Atoka Dam, built 1957 · near Stringtown, Atoka County

  • 1,610.86 ft

    Canton Dam, built 1948 · near Canton, Blaine County

  • 1,637.74 ft; down 3.9 ft in a year

    Foss Dam, built 1961 · near Foss, Custer County

  • No current reading

    Altus Dam, built 1944

  • No current reading

    Ellsworth Dam, built 1961 · near Elgin, Comanche County

  • No current reading

    Eucha Dam, built 1952

  • No current reading

    SCS-Wildhorse Creek Site-039 Dam, built 1962 · near Duncan, Stephens County

  • No current reading

    Hefner Dam, built 1943

  • No current reading

    Robert S. Kerr Dam, built 1964 · near Locust Grove, Mayes County

  • No current reading

    SCS-Wildhorse Creek Site-022 Dam, built 1958 · near Duncan, Stephens County

  • No current reading

    Lawtonka Lake Dam, built 1939 · near Lawton, Comanche County

  • No current reading

    Pensacola Dam, built 1940 · near Langley, Mayes County

  • No current reading

    Overholser Dam, built 1919

  • 1,036.81 ft; down 1.6 ft in a year

    Norman Dam, built 1964 · near Norman, Cleveland County

  • No current reading

    Mcgee Creek Dam, built 1968

  • No current reading

    Shawnee City Lake No.1 Dam, built 1936 · near Shawnee, Pottawatomie County

  • No current reading

    Spavinaw Dam, built 1922 · near Spavinaw, Mayes County

  • No current reading

    Stanley Draper Dam, built 1962

1 reservoir tracked; none has a current reading.

  • No current reading

    Keno Dam, built 1967 · near Keno, Klamath County

15 of 16 reservoirs have a current reading from readings dated October 29, 2026 to November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 6 of 15 Pennsylvania reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Francis E. Walter Reservoir is down 12.3 ft, Raystown Lake is down 5.4 ft, Pymatuning Reservoir is down 2.7 ft, Blue Marsh Lake is down 1.2 ft, Foster Joseph Sayers Lake is down 0.9 ft, Curwensville Lake is down 0.3 ft, Aylesworth Creek Lake is level, First Fork Sinnemahoning Creek Reservoir is level, Kettle Creek Lake is up 0.3 ft, Tioga Lake is up 0.5 ft, Prompton Reservoir is up 0.7 ft, Beltzville Lake is up 0.9 ft, Cowanesque Lake is up 1 ft, Hammond Lake is up 1.6 ft, and Indian Rock Dam is up 1.6 ft.

  • 1,108.08 ft; level with a year ago

    Aylesworth Creek Dam, built 1970 · near Jermyn, Lackawanna County

  • 628.05 ft; up 0.9 ft in a year

    Beltzville Dam, built 1969 · near Parryville, Carbon County

  • 285.32 ft; down 1.2 ft in a year

    Blue Marsh Dam, built 1977 · near Bernville, Berks County

  • 1,080.14 ft; up 1 ft in a year

    Cowanesque Dam, built 1980 · near Lawrenceville, Tioga County

  • 1,162.36 ft; down 0.3 ft in a year

    Curwensville Dam, built 1965 · near Curwensville, Clearfield County

  • 922.17 ft; level with a year ago

    George B Stevenson Dam, built 1956

  • 630.03 ft; down 0.9 ft in a year

    Foster Joseph Sayers Dam, built 1969 · near Blanchard, Centre County

  • 1,301.84 ft; down 12.3 ft in a year

    Francis E. Walter Dam, built 1961 · near White Haven, Luzerne County

  • 1,085.6 ft; up 1.6 ft in a year

    Hammond Dam, built 1978 · near Tioga, Tioga County

  • 373.56 ft; up 1.6 ft in a year

    York Indian Rock Dam, built 1942 · near York, York County

  • 842.28 ft; up 0.3 ft in a year

    Alvin R. Bush Dam, built 1962

  • 1,190.09 ft; up 0.8 ft in a year

    Moraine State Park Dam, built 1968

  • 1,124.18 ft; up 0.7 ft in a year

    Prompton Dam, built 1961 · near Prompton, Wayne County

  • No current reading

    Pymatuning Dam, built 1933

  • 779.42 ft; down 5.4 ft in a year

    Raystown Dam, built 1973 · near Huntingdon, Huntingdon County

  • 1,081.44 ft; up 0.5 ft in a year

    Tioga Dam, built 1978 · near Tioga, Tioga County

12 of 13 reservoirs have a current reading as of November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 9 of 11 South Carolina reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Lake Murray is down 4.4 ft, Savannah River Reservoir is down 2.2 ft, Neal Shoals Reservoir is down 1.7 ft, Lake Moultrie is down 1.6 ft, Lake Marion is down 1.4 ft, Lake Greenwood is down 1 ft, Parr Shoals Reservoir is down 0.8 ft, Russell Lake is down 0.2 ft, Monticello Reservoir is down 0.1 ft, Lake William C. Bowen is up 0.1 ft, and Lake Blalock is up 0.7 ft.

  • No current reading

    Gaston Shoals Lower Dam, built 1908 · near Blacksburg, Cherokee County

  • 710.23 ft; up 0.7 ft in a year

    H Taylor Blalock Reservoir Dam · near Cowpens, Spartanburg County

  • 437.96 ft; down 1 ft in a year

    Buzzards Roost Embankment Dam, built 1940

  • 73.41 ft; down 1.4 ft in a year

    Santee Dam, built 1942

  • 73.22 ft; down 1.6 ft in a year

    Cooper Dev - Pinopolis Dam, built 1942 · near Pinopolis, Berkeley County

  • 352.69 ft; down 4.4 ft in a year

    Saluda Dam, built 1930 · near Columbia, Lexington County

  • 814.81 ft; up 0.1 ft in a year

    Lake Bowen Dam, built 1956 · near Fingerville, Spartanburg County

  • 423.04 ft; down 0.1 ft in a year

    near Jenkinsville, Fairfield County

  • 331.06 ft; down 1.7 ft in a year

    Neal Shoals Dam, built 1905 · near Carlisle, Union County

  • 510.85 ft

    Ninety Nine Islands Dam, built 1909

  • 262.39 ft; down 0.8 ft in a year

    Parr Shoals Dam, built 1914

  • 474.12 ft; down 0.2 ft in a year

    near Calhoun Falls, Abbeville County

  • 184.07 ft; down 2.2 ft in a year

    Stevens Creek Dam, built 1914

1 of 1 reservoir has a current reading as of November 8, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, the one South Dakota reservoir with a year of history is lower: Angostura Reservoir is down 0.7 ft.

  • 3,169.85 ft; down 0.7 ft in a year

    Angostura Dam, built 1949 · near Hot Springs, Fall River County

25 of 28 reservoirs have a current reading as of November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 13 of 22 Texas reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Greenbelt Lake is down 7.6 ft, Lake J.B. Thomas is down 7.3 ft, E.V. Spence Reservoir is down 5.7 ft, Eagle Mountain Reservoir is down 3.7 ft, Lake Nacogdoches is down 2.2 ft, Lake Tawakoni is down 1.9 ft, Lake Arlington is down 1.7 ft, Richland-Chambers Reservoir is down 1.6 ft, Livingston Reservoir is down 1.4 ft, Lake Conroe is down 1 ft, Lake Meredith is down 0.8 ft, Lake Worth is down 0.8 ft, Barker Reservoir is down 0.1 ft, Lake Austin is up 0.3 ft, Lake Buchanan is up 0.5 ft, Lake Marble Falls is up 0.8 ft, Addicks Reservoir is up 6.7 ft, Lake Travis is up 7.2 ft, Choke Canyon Reservoir is up 7.8 ft, Inks Lake is up 8 ft, Lake Corpus Christi is up 13.7 ft, and Medina Lake is up 36.1 ft.

  • 76.38 ft; up 6.7 ft in a year

    Addicks Dam, built 1948

  • 69.59 ft; down 0.1 ft in a year

    Barker Dam, built 1945

  • 827.22 ft; down 5.8 ft in a year

    Bridgeport Dam, built 1931 · near Bridgeport, Wise County

  • 316.56 ft; down 3.5 ft in a year

    Joe B Hogsett Dam, built 1966 · near Trinidad, Henderson County

  • 190.6 ft; up 7.8 ft in a year

    Choke Canyon Dam, built 1982 · near Three Rivers, Live Oak County

  • 1,842.29 ft; down 5.7 ft in a year

    Robert Lee Dam, built 1969 · near Robert Lee, Coke County

  • 642.78 ft; down 3.7 ft in a year

    Eagle Mountain Dam, built 1932 · near Fort Worth, Tarrant County

  • 2,606.35 ft; down 7.6 ft in a year

    Greenbelt Dam, built 1968 · near Clarendon, Donley County

  • 887.64 ft; up 8 ft in a year

    Lcra Inks Dam, built 1938 · near Kingsland, Burnet County

  • 545.34 ft; down 1.7 ft in a year

    Lake Arlington Dam, built 1957 · near Arlington, Tarrant County

  • 492.56 ft; up 0.3 ft in a year

    Tom Miller Dam, built 1939 · near Austin, Travis County

  • 1,018.64 ft; up 0.5 ft in a year

    Buchanan Dam, built 1937 · near Burnet, Burnet County

  • 199.27 ft; down 1 ft in a year

    Conroe Dam, built 1973 · near Conroe, Montgomery County

  • 91.3 ft; up 13.7 ft in a year

    Wesley E Seale Dam, built 1958 · near Mathis, San Patricio County

  • 398.56 ft; down 2.9 ft in a year

    Lake Fork Dam, built 1980 · near Quitman, Wood County

  • No current reading

    Lake Houston Dam, built 1954 · near Sheldon, Harris County

  • 2,226.51 ft; down 7.3 ft in a year

    Lake Jb Thomas Dam, built 1952

  • 825.01 ft

    Wirtz Dam, built 1951 · near Marble Falls, Burnet County

  • 737.15 ft; up 0.8 ft in a year

    Max Starcke Dam, built 1951 · near Marble Falls, Burnet County

  • 2,892.39 ft; down 0.8 ft in a year

    Sanford Dam, built 1965 · near Sanford, Hutchinson County

  • 275.54 ft; down 2.2 ft in a year

    Bayou Loco Dam, built 1977 · near Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County

  • 434.56 ft; down 1.9 ft in a year

    Iron Bridge Dam, built 1960 · near Wills Point, Van Zandt County

  • 677.99 ft; up 7.2 ft in a year

    Mansfield Dam, built 1942 · near Austin, Travis County

  • 591.86 ft; down 0.8 ft in a year

    Lake Worth Dam, built 1914 · near Fort Worth, Tarrant County

  • 128.8 ft; down 1.4 ft in a year

    Livingston Dam, built 1969 · near Goodrich, San Jacinto County

  • 1,018.6 ft; up 36.1 ft in a year

    Medina Lake Dam, built 1913 · near San Antonio, Medina County

  • No current reading

    Simon Freese Dam, built 1989

  • 312.16 ft; down 1.6 ft in a year

    Richland Creek Dam, built 1987 · near Kerens, Freestone County

3 of 3 reservoirs have a current reading from readings dated November 5, 2026 to November 8, 2026. Lake Powell is 161.2 ft below its 3,700 ft full pool.

Against a year earlier, 3 of 3 Utah reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Flaming Gorge Reservoir is down 18.4 ft, Deer Creek Reservoir is down 12.7 ft, and Lake Powell is down 5.3 ft.

  • 5,382.29 ft; down 12.7 ft in a year

    Deer Creek Dam, built 1941

  • 6,004.09 ft; down 18.4 ft in a year

    Flaming Gorge Dam, built 1964 · near Dutch John, Daggett County

  • 3,538.84 ft, 161.2 ft below full pool; down 5.3 ft in a year

    Glen Canyon Dam, built 1963 · near Page

5 of 5 reservoirs have a current reading as of November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, the one Washington reservoir with a year of history is lower: Lake Chelan is down 4.1 ft.

4 of 4 reservoirs have a current reading from readings dated November 8, 2026 to November 9, 2026; levels are shown in feet above sea level.

Against a year earlier, 2 of 3 Wyoming reservoirs with a year of history are lower: Seminoe Reservoir is down 20.2 ft, Pathfinder Reservoir is down 16.4 ft, and Buffalo Bill Reservoir is up 8 ft.

  • 5,359.33 ft; up 8 ft in a year

    Buffalo Bill Dam, built 1910 · near Cody, Park County

  • 6,734.72 ft

    Jackson Lake Dam, built 1911

  • 5,786.11 ft; down 16.4 ft in a year

    Pathfinder Dam, built 1909 · near Alcova, Natrona County

  • 6,291.26 ft; down 20.2 ft in a year

    Seminoe Dam, built 1938 · near Sinclair, Carbon County

Levels are surface elevation in feet above sea level from USGS gauges and Bureau of Reclamation reports, compared with each dam's agency full pool and with the same gauge a year earlier. Dam facts are from the National Inventory of Dams. Camping, boat ramp and swimming links go to the matching page on a sibling site, with the distance from the reservoir.