Marlette Lk Nr Carson City

RESERVOIR REPORT

35 ft

Water elevation of reservoir water surface above datum, ft levels at Marlette Lk Nr Carson City are currently 35 ft, about 99% of normal. The average for this time of year is approximately 36.07ft. Maximum recorded Elevation of reservoir water surface above datum, ft since record keeping began in 2007 was 2020-06-01 when levels reached 38.94 ft. Lowest recorded Elevation of reservoir water surface above datum, ft was 2023-05-08 when levels receded to 31.35 ft. View historical levels.

Marlette Lake is a natural alpine lake located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains near Carson City, NV. Its history dates back to the late 1800s when it was first used as a water source for the Comstock mines. Today, the lake serves as a primary source of water for the Carson City area. The hydrology of the lake is unique due to its high elevation and the surrounding mountains. Surface flow providers include streams and springs, while snowpack providers are crucial for maintaining water levels in the lake. The area surrounding the lake is used for hiking, camping, and other recreational activities. The lake is also important for agricultural uses, particularly for irrigating crops in the Carson Valley. Overall, Marlette Lake is a significant natural resource for the Carson City area, contributing to both its history and modern-day needs.