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Texas Lake Levels Today
Current water levels for 121 lakes and reservoirs in Texas, from official gauges. Updated November 14, 2026.
Of the 117 lakes with enough history to define a normal range, 12 are below normal for the date, 99 are within the normal range and 6 are above normal.
Taken together, the 119 Texas reservoirs on this site that report storage are 72% full by conservation storage today (weighted by size, so large reservoirs count for more).
Read the Texas Lake Levels Report for November 2026 →
| Lake | Level today | vs full pool | % full | Status for the date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Addicks Reservoir | 76.4 ft | +8.9 ft | — | Normal +6.8 ft |
| Amistad Reservoir | 1,069.7 ft | −47.3 ft | 52.7% | Normal −18.4 ft |
| Aquilla Lake | 534.1 ft | −3.4 ft | 77.6% | Normal −1.3 ft |
| B. A. Steinhagen Lake | 82.9 ft | −0.1 ft | 99.1% | Above normal +0.5 ft |
| Bardwell Lake | 418.6 ft | −2.4 ft | 83% | Normal −1.5 ft |
| Barker Reservoir | 69.9 ft | −1.0 ft | — | Below normal −2.0 ft |
| Belton Lake | 592.5 ft | −1.5 ft | 95.7% | Normal +0.8 ft |
| Benbrook Lake | 687.4 ft | −6.6 ft | 74.2% | Normal −1.2 ft |
| Bois d'Arc Lake | 530.7 ft | −3.3 ft | 85.6% | No normal yet |
| Brady Creek Reservoir | 1,740.6 ft | −2.4 ft | 84.3% | Normal +6.6 ft |
| Bridgeport Reservoir | 826.2 ft | −9.8 ft | 70.6% | Normal −5.1 ft |
| Caddo Lake | 167.3 ft | −1.2 ft | 46.8% | Below normal −1.5 ft |
| Canyon Lake | 907.5 ft | −1.5 ft | 96.8% | Normal +5.7 ft |
| Cedar Creek Reservoir | 315.5 ft | −6.5 ft | 70% | Below normal −4.4 ft |
| Champion Creek Reservoir | 2,063.8 ft | −19.2 ft | 45.1% | Normal +3.6 ft |
| Choke Canyon Reservoir | 190.7 ft | −29.8 ft | 21.3% | Normal −11.3 ft very low storage |
| Coleto Creek Reservoir | 95.1 ft | −2.9 ft | 77.5% | Normal −0.3 ft |
| Comanche Creek Reservoir | 775.5 ft | +0.5 ft | 100% | Normal +0.1 ft |
| Cooper (Chapman) Lake | 433.7 ft | −6.3 ft | 60.5% | Normal −2.7 ft |
| E. V. Spence Reservoir | 1,842.1 ft | −55.9 ft | 9.3% | Normal −5.4 ft very low storage |
| Eagle Mountain Reservoir | 642.7 ft | −6.4 ft | 71.4% | Normal −3.9 ft |
| Falcon Reservoir | 262.0 ft | −39.2 ft | 22.4% | Normal −10.6 ft very low storage |
| Fort Phantom Hill Reservoir | 1,628.9 ft | −7.0 ft | 65.9% | Normal −2.0 ft |
| Gibbons Creek Reservoir | 245.4 ft | −1.6 ft | 84.8% | No normal yet |
| Granger Lake | 504.0 ft | ±0.0 ft | 100% | Normal +0.1 ft |
| Grapevine Lake | 532.3 ft | −2.7 ft | 89.6% | Normal −1.9 ft |
| Greenbelt Lake | 2,606.2 ft | −57.8 ft | 4.2% | Below normal −19.9 ft very low storage |
| Halbert Lake | 365.0 ft | −3.0 ft | 73.2% | Normal −0.8 ft |
| Hords Creek Lake | 1,888.2 ft | −11.8 ft | 44.8% | Normal −2.2 ft |
| Houston County Lake | 259.3 ft | −0.7 ft | 94.6% | Normal −0.6 ft |
| Hubbard Creek Reservoir | 1,165.8 ft | −17.5 ft | 35.2% | Normal −8.7 ft |
| Inks Lake | 887.2 ft | −0.8 ft | 95.4% | Normal ±0.0 ft |
| Joe Pool Lake | 519.6 ft | −2.4 ft | 89.8% | Normal −1.3 ft |
| Lake Abilene | 1,990.6 ft | −21.7 ft | 6.3% | Normal −14.9 ft very low storage |
| Lake Alan Henry | 2,209.4 ft | −10.6 ft | 73.1% | Below normal −7.6 ft |
| Lake Amon G Carter | 917.1 ft | −2.9 ft | 79.4% | Normal −1.8 ft |
| Lake Arlington | 545.2 ft | −4.8 ft | 77.7% | Normal −1.1 ft |
| Lake Arrowhead | 920.7 ft | −5.3 ft | 69.7% | Normal −1.4 ft |
| Lake Athens | 439.4 ft | −0.6 ft | 96.4% | Normal +0.3 ft |
| Lake Austin | 492.1 ft | −0.7 ft | 95.3% | Normal ±0.0 ft |
| Lake Bob Sandlin | 334.4 ft | −3.1 ft | 86.2% | Normal −1.8 ft |
| Lake Bonham | 562.0 ft | −3.0 ft | 73.4% | Normal −0.8 ft |
| Lake Brownwood | 1,422.7 ft | −1.9 ft | 88.9% | Normal +1.7 ft |
| Lake Buchanan | 1,018.4 ft | −1.6 ft | 95.9% | Above normal +11.5 ft |
| Lake Cherokee | 276.9 ft | −3.1 ft | 75.3% | No normal yet |
| Lake Cisco | 1,502.4 ft | −20.1 ft | 41.2% | Normal −8.6 ft |
| Lake Coleman | 1,712.5 ft | −5.0 ft | 77.2% | Normal +0.1 ft |
| Lake Colorado City | 2,058.8 ft | −11.4 ft | 53% | Normal +1.1 ft |
| Lake Conroe | 199.2 ft | −1.8 ft | 91.6% | Normal −0.6 ft |
| Lake Corpus Christi | 91.4 ft | −2.6 ft | 80.7% | Normal +1.7 ft |
| Lake Crook | 474.3 ft | −1.7 ft | 81% | Normal −0.7 ft |
| Lake Cypress Springs | 375.2 ft | −2.8 ft | 86.9% | Normal −1.9 ft |
| Lake Fork Reservoir | 397.6 ft | −5.4 ft | 78.2% | Normal −2.9 ft |
| Lake Georgetown | 784.7 ft | −6.3 ft | 79.6% | Normal +5.6 ft |
| Lake Graham | 1,067.9 ft | −7.1 ft | 65.4% | Normal −4.7 ft |
| Lake Granbury | 690.8 ft | −1.9 ft | 88.9% | Normal −1.4 ft |
| Lake Houston | 42.4 ft | ±0.0 ft | 99.9% | Normal +0.2 ft |
| Lake J.B. Thomas | 2,226.5 ft | −31.5 ft | 20.6% | Normal −2.9 ft very low storage |
| Lake Jacksonville | 421.0 ft | −1.0 ft | 95.6% | Normal −0.5 ft |
| Lake Kemp | 1,140.0 ft | −4.0 ft | 75.5% | Normal −1.0 ft |
| Lake Kickapoo | 1,041.7 ft | −3.3 ft | 78.9% | Normal +0.1 ft |
| Lake LBJ | 824.5 ft | −0.5 ft | 97.2% | Below normal −0.2 ft |
| Lake Limestone | 359.6 ft | −3.4 ft | 80.6% | Normal −1.2 ft |
| Lake Livingston | 128.7 ft | −2.3 ft | 89.1% | Below normal −2.4 ft |
| Lake Marble Falls | 736.7 ft | −0.3 ft | 97.4% | Above normal +0.3 ft |
| Lake Meredith | 2,892.5 ft | −44.0 ft | 46.6% | Above normal +15.5 ft |
| Lake Mineral Wells | 861.1 ft | −1.9 ft | 83.7% | Normal −0.5 ft |
| Lake Nacogdoches | 275.4 ft | −3.6 ft | 81.7% | Normal −1.5 ft |
| Lake Nasworthy | 1,871.9 ft | −0.8 ft | 87.6% | Above normal +0.8 ft |
| Lake Nocona | 822.8 ft | −4.7 ft | 72.5% | Normal −2.9 ft |
| Lake O the Pines | 226.9 ft | −1.9 ft | 88.7% | Normal −1.5 ft |
| Lake Palestine | 342.7 ft | −2.3 ft | 85.9% | Normal −1.3 ft |
| Lake Palo Pinto | 863.4 ft | −3.6 ft | 71.6% | Normal −0.9 ft |
| Lake Pat Cleburne | 731.1 ft | −2.4 ft | 86% | Normal −0.1 ft |
| Lake Ray Hubbard | 431.5 ft | −4.0 ft | 81.8% | Normal −2.2 ft |
| Lake Stamford | 1,413.9 ft | −2.9 ft | 72.3% | Normal −1.7 ft |
| Lake Striker | 290.5 ft | −2.5 ft | 72% | No normal yet |
| Lake Sulphur Springs | 457.1 ft | −1.9 ft | 81.7% | Normal −0.3 ft |
| Lake Sweetwater | 2,090.3 ft | −26.2 ft | 16.3% | Normal −13.8 ft very low storage |
| Lake Tawakoni | 434.4 ft | −3.1 ft | 87.5% | Normal −1.0 ft |
| Lake Texana | 42.5 ft | −1.5 ft | 90.5% | Normal +0.1 ft |
| Lake Texoma | 617.4 ft | +0.4 ft | 100% | Normal +1.0 ft |
| Lake Travis | 681.5 ft | +0.5 ft | 100% | Above normal +23.3 ft |
| Lake Tyler | 372.4 ft | −3.0 ft | 81.6% | Normal −1.6 ft |
| Lake Waxahachie | 526.7 ft | −4.8 ft | 73.8% | Normal −2.0 ft |
| Lake Weatherford | 888.2 ft | −7.8 ft | 57.4% | Normal −3.6 ft |
| Lake Whitney | 530.2 ft | −2.8 ft | 89% | Normal +1.9 ft |
| Lake Worth | 591.9 ft | −2.1 ft | 71.7% | Normal −0.2 ft |
| Lavon Lake | 487.4 ft | −4.6 ft | 78% | Normal −1.1 ft |
| Leon Reservoir | 1,370.4 ft | −4.6 ft | 73.9% | Normal −1.8 ft |
| Lewisville Lake | 517.7 ft | −4.3 ft | 80.6% | Normal −2.9 ft |
| Lost Creek Reservoir | 1,005.1 ft | −4.4 ft | 86.7% | Normal −2.7 ft |
| Mackenzie Reservoir | 3,018.2 ft | −81.8 ft | 10.8% | Normal −2.2 ft very low storage |
| Martin Lake | 301.7 ft | −4.3 ft | 73.9% | Normal −1.5 ft |
| Medina Lake | 1,019.3 ft | −44.9 ft | 27.4% | Normal −5.7 ft |
| Millers Creek Reservoir | 1,328.3 ft | −5.7 ft | 61.2% | Normal −2.3 ft |
| Monticello Reservoir | 334.2 ft | −5.8 ft | 70.4% | Below normal −4.9 ft |
| Moss Lake | 714.7 ft | −0.3 ft | 98.4% | Normal +1.6 ft |
| Mountain Creek Lake | 457.6 ft | +0.6 ft | 100% | Normal ±0.0 ft |
| Murvaul Lake | 263.8 ft | −1.5 ft | 86.6% | Normal −0.7 ft |
| Navarro Mills Lake | 422.0 ft | −2.5 ft | 77.7% | Normal −1.5 ft |
| New Terrell City Lake | 493.1 ft | −10.9 ft | 23.1% | Below normal −9.5 ft very low storage |
| North Fork Buffalo Creek Reservoir | 1,045.7 ft | −2.3 ft | 77.1% | Normal +5.0 ft |
| O. C. Fisher Lake | 1,872.0 ft | −36.0 ft | 10.6% | Normal +5.6 ft very low storage |
| O. H. Ivie Reservoir | 1,529.0 ft | −22.5 ft | 40.8% | Normal +0.4 ft |
| Oak Creek Reservoir | 1,973.5 ft | −26.5 ft | 13.7% | Below normal −16.1 ft very low storage |
| Palo Duro Reservoir | 2,826.2 ft | −65.8 ft | 0.4% | Below normal −9.0 ft very low storage |
| Pat Mayse Lake | 448.3 ft | −2.7 ft | 87% | Normal −1.1 ft |
| Possum Kingdom Lake | 996.3 ft | −2.7 ft | 91.4% | Normal −1.4 ft |
| Proctor Lake | 1,155.8 ft | −6.2 ft | 55.9% | Normal −2.4 ft |
| Ray Roberts Lake | 630.5 ft | −2.0 ft | 92.8% | Normal −1.0 ft |
| Red Bluff Reservoir | 2,814.0 ft | −14.1 ft | 43.4% | Normal −2.4 ft |
| Richland-Chambers Reservoir | 312.1 ft | −2.9 ft | 88.6% | Normal −0.9 ft |
| Sam Rayburn Reservoir | 152.6 ft | −11.8 ft | 60% | Below normal −8.0 ft |
| Somerville Lake | 236.0 ft | −2.0 ft | 85.6% | Normal −0.9 ft |
| Stillhouse Hollow Lake | 620.5 ft | −1.5 ft | 95.7% | Normal +0.2 ft |
| Toledo Bend Reservoir | 167.6 ft | −4.4 ft | 83.9% | Normal −0.1 ft |
| Twin Buttes Reservoir | 1,894.1 ft | −46.1 ft | 4.2% | Normal −14.5 ft very low storage |
| Waco Lake | 458.9 ft | −3.3 ft | 85.7% | Normal −1.5 ft |
| White River Reservoir | 2,352.1 ft | −20.1 ft | 27.9% | Normal +2.5 ft |
| Wright Patman Lake | 224.6 ft | +4.0 ft | 100% | Normal +0.1 ft |
Lowest compared with normal today
- Greenbelt Lake2,606.2 ft · −19.9 ft vs normal
- Amistad Reservoir1,069.7 ft · −18.4 ft vs normal
- Oak Creek Reservoir1,973.5 ft · −16.1 ft vs normal
- Lake Abilene1,990.6 ft · −14.9 ft vs normal
- Twin Buttes Reservoir1,894.1 ft · −14.5 ft vs normal
Texas lakes by river basin
Reservoirs on the same river drain the same watershed, so a wet or dry spell there often shows up in all of them. Basins follow the Texas Water Development Board.
Brazos River basin · 81.7% full
- Aquilla Lake534.1 ft · 77.6% full
- Belton Lake592.5 ft · 95.7% full
- Comanche Creek Reservoir775.5 ft · 100% full
- Fort Phantom Hill Reservoir1,628.9 ft · 65.9% full
- Gibbons Creek Reservoir245.4 ft · 84.8% full
- Granger Lake504.0 ft · 100% full
- Hubbard Creek Reservoir1,165.8 ft · 35.2% full
- Lake Abilene1,990.6 ft · 6.3% full
- Lake Alan Henry2,209.4 ft · 73.1% full
- Lake Cisco1,502.4 ft · 41.2% full
- Lake Georgetown784.7 ft · 79.6% full
- Lake Graham1,067.9 ft · 65.4% full
- Lake Granbury690.8 ft · 88.9% full
- Lake Limestone359.6 ft · 80.6% full
- Lake Mineral Wells861.1 ft · 83.7% full
- Lake Palo Pinto863.4 ft · 71.6% full
- Lake Pat Cleburne731.1 ft · 86% full
- Lake Stamford1,413.9 ft · 72.3% full
- Lake Sweetwater2,090.3 ft · 16.3% full
- Lake Whitney530.2 ft · 89% full
- Leon Reservoir1,370.4 ft · 73.9% full
- Millers Creek Reservoir1,328.3 ft · 61.2% full
- Possum Kingdom Lake996.3 ft · 91.4% full
- Proctor Lake1,155.8 ft · 55.9% full
- Somerville Lake236.0 ft · 85.6% full
- Stillhouse Hollow Lake620.5 ft · 95.7% full
- Waco Lake458.9 ft · 85.7% full
- White River Reservoir2,352.1 ft · 27.9% full
Trinity River basin · 83.7% full
- Bardwell Lake418.6 ft · 83% full
- Benbrook Lake687.4 ft · 74.2% full
- Bridgeport Reservoir826.2 ft · 70.6% full
- Cedar Creek Reservoir315.5 ft · 70% full
- Eagle Mountain Reservoir642.7 ft · 71.4% full
- Grapevine Lake532.3 ft · 89.6% full
- Halbert Lake365.0 ft · 73.2% full
- Houston County Lake259.3 ft · 94.6% full
- Joe Pool Lake519.6 ft · 89.8% full
- Lake Amon G Carter917.1 ft · 79.4% full
- Lake Arlington545.2 ft · 77.7% full
- Lake Livingston128.7 ft · 89.1% full
- Lake Ray Hubbard431.5 ft · 81.8% full
- Lake Waxahachie526.7 ft · 73.8% full
- Lake Weatherford888.2 ft · 57.4% full
- Lake Worth591.9 ft · 71.7% full
- Lavon Lake487.4 ft · 78% full
- Lewisville Lake517.7 ft · 80.6% full
- Lost Creek Reservoir1,005.1 ft · 86.7% full
- Mountain Creek Lake457.6 ft · 100% full
- Navarro Mills Lake422.0 ft · 77.7% full
- New Terrell City Lake493.1 ft · 23.1% full
- Ray Roberts Lake630.5 ft · 92.8% full
- Richland-Chambers Reservoir312.1 ft · 88.6% full
Colorado River basin · 65.7% full
- Brady Creek Reservoir1,740.6 ft · 84.3% full
- Champion Creek Reservoir2,063.8 ft · 45.1% full
- E. V. Spence Reservoir1,842.1 ft · 9.3% full
- Hords Creek Lake1,888.2 ft · 44.8% full
- Inks Lake887.2 ft · 95.4% full
- Lake Austin492.1 ft · 95.3% full
- Lake Brownwood1,422.7 ft · 88.9% full
- Lake Buchanan1,018.4 ft · 95.9% full
- Lake Coleman1,712.5 ft · 77.2% full
- Lake Colorado City2,058.8 ft · 53% full
- Lake J.B. Thomas2,226.5 ft · 20.6% full
- Lake LBJ824.5 ft · 97.2% full
- Lake Marble Falls736.7 ft · 97.4% full
- Lake Nasworthy1,871.9 ft · 87.6% full
- Lake Travis681.5 ft · 100% full
- O. C. Fisher Lake1,872.0 ft · 10.6% full
- O. H. Ivie Reservoir1,529.0 ft · 40.8% full
- Oak Creek Reservoir1,973.5 ft · 13.7% full
- Twin Buttes Reservoir1,894.1 ft · 4.2% full
Red River basin · 86.7% full
- Bois d'Arc Lake530.7 ft · 85.6% full
- Greenbelt Lake2,606.2 ft · 4.2% full
- Lake Arrowhead920.7 ft · 69.7% full
- Lake Bonham562.0 ft · 73.4% full
- Lake Crook474.3 ft · 81% full
- Lake Kemp1,140.0 ft · 75.5% full
- Lake Kickapoo1,041.7 ft · 78.9% full
- Lake Nocona822.8 ft · 72.5% full
- Lake Texoma617.4 ft · 100% full
- Mackenzie Reservoir3,018.2 ft · 10.8% full
- Moss Lake714.7 ft · 98.4% full
- North Fork Buffalo Creek Reservoir1,045.7 ft · 77.1% full
- Pat Mayse Lake448.3 ft · 87% full
Neches River basin · 64.8% full
- B. A. Steinhagen Lake82.9 ft · 99.1% full
- Lake Athens439.4 ft · 96.4% full
- Lake Jacksonville421.0 ft · 95.6% full
- Lake Nacogdoches275.4 ft · 81.7% full
- Lake Palestine342.7 ft · 85.9% full
- Lake Striker290.5 ft · 72% full
- Lake Tyler372.4 ft · 81.6% full
- Sam Rayburn Reservoir152.6 ft · 60% full
Sabine River basin · 83.6% full
- Lake Cherokee276.9 ft · 75.3% full
- Lake Fork Reservoir397.6 ft · 78.2% full
- Lake Tawakoni434.4 ft · 87.5% full
- Martin Lake301.7 ft · 73.9% full
- Murvaul Lake263.8 ft · 86.6% full
- Toledo Bend Reservoir167.6 ft · 83.9% full
Cypress River basin · 84.3% full
- Caddo Lake167.3 ft · 46.8% full
- Lake Bob Sandlin334.4 ft · 86.2% full
- Lake Cypress Springs375.2 ft · 86.9% full
- Lake O the Pines226.9 ft · 88.7% full
- Monticello Reservoir334.2 ft · 70.4% full
San Jacinto River basin · 93.6% full
- Addicks Reservoir76.4 ft
- Barker Reservoir69.9 ft
- Lake Conroe199.2 ft · 91.6% full
- Lake Houston42.4 ft · 99.9% full
Rio Grande basin · 38.9% full
- Amistad Reservoir1,069.7 ft · 52.7% full
- Falcon Reservoir262.0 ft · 22.4% full
- Red Bluff Reservoir2,814.0 ft · 43.4% full
Sulphur River basin · 73.6% full
- Cooper (Chapman) Lake433.7 ft · 60.5% full
- Lake Sulphur Springs457.1 ft · 81.7% full
- Wright Patman Lake224.6 ft · 100% full
Guadalupe River basin · 95.3% full
Nueces River basin · 37.9% full
Canadian River basin · 41.6% full
Lavaca River basin · 90.5% full
San Antonio River basin · 27.4% full
How to read these numbers
Level today is the water surface elevation in feet above sea level. vs full pool shows how far the lake is from its normal maximum (conservation or power pool). Status for the date compares today's level with the same calendar date in past years: Normal means the lake is where it stood in 8 of 10 years, so a lake that is drawn down every fall still shows as normal. Where the operator publishes seasonal guides instead (TVA and Corps of Engineers lakes), the status shows whether the lake is inside that operating zone. % full is the share of conservation storage in use, as reported by the Texas Water Development Board.