Huntington North Reservoir
RESERVOIR REPORT
September 22 20233,048 acre-ft
-1.05% today182% of Normal • Very High
Water storage levels at Huntington North Reservoir are currently 3,048 acre-ft, about 182% of normal. The average for this time of year is approximately 1,670.87acre-ft. Maximum recorded Storage since record keeping began in 1974 was 1997-05-19 when levels reached 4,485 acre-ft. Lowest recorded Storage was 1978-10-31 when levels receded to 232.01 acre-ft. View historical levels.
Huntington North Reservoir is a man-made reservoir located in Carbon County, Utah. The reservoir was constructed in 1962 by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and offers prime fishing opportunities for rainbow and brown trout. The reservoir's hydrology is primarily fed by surface flow from Huntington Creek and snowpack runoff from the surrounding mountains. Its water is primarily used for irrigation purposes and recreation activities such as boating, camping, and swimming. The reservoir is managed by the Division of Wildlife Resources who regularly monitor water levels and fish populations. Hunting and trapping are also allowed in the area with proper permits.

Geolocation | -111.091, 39.385 |
Elevation | 6,481 ft |
Storage 24hr Change | -1.05% |
Percent of Normal | 182% |
Minimum |
232.01 acre-ft
1978-10-31 |
Maximum |
4,485 acre-ft
1997-05-19 |
Average | 1,671 acre-ft |
AREA SURFACE FLOWS
Streamgauge | Streamflow | Stage |
---|---|---|
EPHRAIM TUNNEL NEAR EPHRAIM | 0 cfs | 0.0 ft |
MANTI CREEK BELOW DUGWAY CREEK | 11 cfs | 3.1 ft |
SALINA CREEK NEAR EMERY | 12 cfs | 2.6 ft |
SEVEN MILE CREEK NEAR FISH LAKE | 9 cfs | 4.3 ft |
MUDDY CREEK NEAR EMERY | 40 cfs | 4.1 ft |
FERRON CREEK (UPPER STATION) NEAR FERRON | 20 cfs | 5.9 ft |