LAKE POWELL AT GLEN CANYON DAM

Reservoir Levels Weather Hydrology


Lake Powell is a reservoir formed by the Glen Canyon Dam in Arizona. The dam was completed in 1963 and created Lake Powell, which is a popular recreational area. The hydrology of the area is mainly influenced by the Colorado River, which flows into the lake. Snowpack in the surrounding mountains also contributes to the surface flow into the lake. The lake provides water for irrigation and is also used for recreational activities such as boating and fishing. The area also has a rich history, with the Glen Canyon Dam being built as part of the Colorado River Storage Project, a large-scale water management system in the western United States. Despite controversy surrounding the dam's construction and environmental impacts, Lake Powell remains a popular tourist destination.

July 26, 2024

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Lake Or Reservoir Water Surface Elevation Above Navd 1988, Ft 24hr Change -0.01%
Percent of Normal 100%
Minimum 3,522.2 ft
2023-04-14
Maximum 3,624.28 ft
2019-07-30
Average 3,584 ft
Dam_Height 710
Hydraulic_Height 579
Drainage_Area 108355
Year_Completed 1963
Nid_Storage 29875000
River_Or_Stream COLORADO RIVER
Structural_Height 710
Primary_Dam_Type Concrete
Foundations Rock
Surface_Area 160784
Dam_Length 1565
Hazard_Potential High
Nid_Height 710

Regional Streamflow

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Cubic Feet Per Second

13000

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Cubic Feet Per Second

217

Cubic Feet Per Second

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