New-York Reservoirs

Dam Levels • Capacity • Storage
April 19 2024

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new-york Reservoir Report

April 19 2024


Location Observation 24hr Change (%) Percent Normal (%) Elevation (ft)
Indian Lake Near Indian Lake Ny
New-York • ID 01314500 		1,650 ft 0 100 1638.12
Owasco Lake Near Auburn Ny
New-York • ID 04235396 		712 ft 0 None 708.48
Skaneateles Lake At Skaneateles Ny
New-York • ID 04236000 		8 deg C 12.16 115 859.36
Onondaga Lake At Liverpool Ny
New-York • ID 04240495 		363 ft -0.06 100 355.88
First Lake At Old Forge Ny
New-York • ID 04253400 		1,706 ft 0 100 1705.97
Stillwater Reservoir Nr Beaver River Ny
New-York • ID 04256500 		1,674 ft 0.01 100 1672.8
Lake George At Rogers Rock Ny
New-York • ID 04278000 		319 ft -0.02 100 314.88

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Largest Reservoirs

By water storage capacity

The USA is home to many of the largest dams in the world, providing essential services such as water storage, hydropower generation, and flood control. Among them, Oroville Dam stands out as the tallest dam in the United States, located in northern California. Another famous dam is the Hoover Dam, located on the Colorado River between Arizona and Nevada. It is a major tourist attraction and an engineering marvel of the modern era, providing hydropower and water storage for millions of people.

Other notable dams in the USA include the Glen Canyon Dam in Arizona, which is the second-highest concrete arch dam in the country, and the Grand Coulee Dam in Washington, which is the largest electric power-producing facility in the USA. These dams are a critical component of the country's infrastructure, providing essential services for the economy, society, and the environment.

Reservoir Storage Capacity (acre-ft)

Drought Levels

By water storage capacity

The number and distribution of dams and reservoirs in the USA have been significantly impacted by climate change. The changing climate has led to changes in precipitation patterns, increased evaporation rates, and more frequent and severe droughts and floods in certain regions. These factors have influenced the management and operations of dams and reservoirs across the country.

Reservoir Storage Capacity (acre-ft) Percent of Normal (%)

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