October
31, 2006
Other
Reservoir Levels in the Southwest
(The
data in this table are from Arizona Game and Fish)
Alamo Reservoir:
Max. Elevation: 1,235 Current
Elevation: 1,119
Max. Surface: 13,300 Current
Surface: 3,554
Feet Below Max.: -116; Percent
Full: 14%
Apache
Lake: (Horse Mesa)
Max. Elevation: 1,914 Current
Elevation: 1,867
Max. Surface: 2,656 Current
Surface: 1,914
Feet Below Max.: -47; Percent
Full: 56%
Bartlett:
Max. Elevation: 1,798 Current
Elevation: 1,778
Max. Surface: 2,815 Current
Surface: 2,216
Feet Below Max.: -20; Percent
Full: 72%
Lake Havasu:
Max. Elevation: 450 Current Elevation:
448
Max. Surface: 20,400 Current
Surface: 19,500
Feet Below Max.: -2; Percent
Full: 94%
Lake Havasu,
unlike Lake Powell and Lake Mead is not allowed to
substantially
change its storage. This is the result of it being a feeder lake
into the
Los Angeles aqueduct system
Horseshoe Lake:
Max. Elevation: 2,026 Current
Elevation: 1,952
Max. Surface: 2,812 Current
Surface: 493
Feet Below Max.: -74; Percent
Full: 2%
Lake Mohave:
Max. Elevation: 647 Current Elevation:
635
Max. Surface: 28,800 Current
Surface: 25,800
Feet Below Max.: -12;
Percent Full: 82%
Lake Pleasant: (Waddell
Dam)
Max. Elevation: 1,702 Current
Elevation: 1,669
Max. Surface: 9,957 Current
Surface: 7,657
Feet Below Max.: -33; Percent
Full: 66%
Lake Powell:
Max. Elevation: 3,700 Current
Elevation: 3,608
Max. Surface: 160,800 Current
Surface: 99,600
Feet Below Max.: -92; Percent
Full: 52%
Roosevelt Lake:
Max. Elevation: 2,151 Current
Elevation: 2,120
Max. Surface: 21,493 Current
Surface: 16,356
Feet Below Max.: -31; Percent
Full: 64%
San Carlos:
Max. Elevation: 2,525 Current
Elevation: 2,461
Max. Surface: 19,985 Current
Surface: 8,583
Feet Below Max.: -64; Percent
Full: 23%
