Jackson Lake water level

Current elevation
6734.04 ft
Reading as of
Sep 29, 2026

Source: waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/USGS-13010500, accessed September 30, 2026. Updated every 6 hours.

Jackson Lake's elevation is 6734.04 ft as of September 28, 2026. Jackson Lake was last full on July 24, 2000 (95.1% of normal storage). Jackson Lake is near Moran, Wyoming.

Jackson Lake level history

Last full
July 24, 2000
95.1% of normal storage
Highest since 1917
103.2% of normal storage
June 11, 1997
Lowest since 1921
0.1% of normal storage
September 26, 1926, counted after it first filled
Data covers
1917 to today
from October 1, 1917

This site counts a reservoir as full on a day its storage is at or above 95% of the dam's normal storage (National Inventory of Dams). Many reservoirs rarely reach 100%, even in wet years, because operators release water for irrigation, power or flood control before they fill, so this site treats 95% as full. Highs and lows are daily readings in the published data, not official records. Source: USGS daily data.

Storage, % of full pool, 1917 to 2000

Jackson Lake storage, percent of full pool, 1917 to 2000: 40.9% on October 7, 1917, 76.9% on September 30, 2000.

This history ends September 30, 2000, the last day the source published it: 76.9% full. The current reading above comes from a different, live series.

Weekly averages of the source's daily readings; older years may be monthly or sparser where that is all the source published. Download the charted data (JSON).

Last in this history
76.9%
September 30, 2000

Jackson Lake is at 43.8578, -110.5903. Open in OpenStreetMap.

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The dam

Height
84 ft
Built
1911
Name
Jackson Lake Dam
Operator
Bureau of Reclamation

Sources: nid.sec.usace.army.mil, accessed September 29, 2026

On the water

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Common questions

Jackson Lake's elevation is 6734.04 ft as of September 28, 2026.
Jackson Lake was last full on July 24, 2000, when it held 95.1% of its normal storage. This site counts a reservoir as full on a day its storage is at or above 95% of the dam's normal storage (National Inventory of Dams). Many reservoirs rarely reach 100%, even in wet years, because operators release water for irrigation, power or flood control before they fill, so this site treats 95% as full. Based on USGS daily data from October 1, 1917 to September 30, 2000, when that series ends.
In USGS daily data since October 1, 1917, Jackson Lake's highest storage was 103.2% of normal storage on June 11, 1997. Its lowest after it first filled (June 12, 1921) was 0.1% of normal storage on September 26, 1926. These are the highest and lowest daily readings in the published data, not official records.
Jackson Lake is near Moran, Wyoming (43.8578, -110.5903).
Bureau of Reclamation operates the dam at Jackson Lake.
Jackson Lake's dam is used for Flood control, Irrigation, Recreation.