LEVIATHAN MINE POND 4 NR MARKLEEVILLE CA

Reservoir Levels Weather Hydrology

California Reservoirs Upper Carson Watershed

Leviathan Mine Pond 4 Nr Markleeville Ca

RESERVOIR REPORT
October 4 2023

5 ft

+2.33% today
99% of Normal Normal

Water gage height, ft levels at Leviathan Mine Pond 4 Nr Markleeville Ca are currently 5 ft, about 99% of normal. The average for this time of year is approximately 5.37ft. Maximum recorded Gage height, ft since record keeping began in 2007 was 2009-05-12 when levels reached 7.64 ft. Lowest recorded Gage height, ft was 2007-10-27 when levels receded to 3.33 ft. View historical levels.

Leviathan Mine Pond 4 is a former mining site located near Markleeville, California. The site was used for mining operations during the 1950s and 1960s, and has since become a Superfund site due to the presence of hazardous waste. Hydrologically, the site is located in the East Fork Carson River watershed and is fed by surface water runoff and snowpack melt. The area is known for its high snowpack levels, which provide water for irrigation and recreational activities. However, due to the presence of hazardous waste, the water in Leviathan Mine Pond 4 is not safe for agricultural or recreational use. The site is currently undergoing remediation efforts to mitigate the environmental damage caused by mining operations.

Geolocation -119.663, 38.709
Elevation 6,832.59 ft
Gage Height, Ft 24hr Change 2.33%
Percent of Normal 99%
Minimum 3.33 ft
2007-10-27
Maximum 7.64 ft
2009-05-12
Average 5 ft
AREA SURFACE FLOWS
Streamgauge Streamflow Stage
ROBINSON C AT TWIN LKS OUTLET NR BRIDGEPORT 89 cfs 2.4 ft
TUOLUMNE R A WARDS FERRY BR NR GROVELAND CA 21,000 cfs ft
LK ELEANOR DIV TO CHERRY LAKE NR HETCH HETCHY CA 1 cfs ft
CHERRY C BL VALLEY DAM NR HETCH HETCHY CA 5 cfs 5.1 ft
ELEANOR C NR HETCH HETCHY CA 11 cfs 9.9 ft
GREEN CREEK NEAR BRIDGEPORT 21 cfs 2.3 ft

Historical Data

GAGE HEIGHT, FT

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