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New Mexico lake levels today

27 lakes and reservoirs, 6 lower than usual for this time of year. Tap a lake for its chart, trend and history.

LakeLevel (ft)vs full pool7 daysStatus
Abiquiu Reservoir6,200.5−29.5−1.1normal
Brantley Reservoir3,254.2−2.2+2.9high
Cochiti Lake5,344.5−1.0−1.6normal
Conchas Lake4,179.8−21.2+0.6normal
Diamond A Reservoir3,977.4+12.4−11.1high
Galisteo Reservoir5,497.9−2.1−1.4low
Lake Sumner4,243.7−17.2+1.4normal
Navajo Reservoir6,017.0−68.0+0.6low
Rocky Reservoir3,953.7+4.7−11.0high
Santa Rosa Lake4,725.9−50.6+3.8normal
Two Rivers Dam3,977.4+12.4−11.1high
Alto Reservoir7,276.3—−0.7normal
Bluewater Lake7,364.2—−0.1normal
Caballo Reservoir4,139.0—−0.0normal
Costilla Reservoir9,518.7—+2.1low
Eagle Nest Lake8,160.0—−0.0low
El Vado Lake6,811.8—−1.3normal
Elephant Butte Reservoir4,295.0—+6.6low
Heron Reservoir7,069.0—+0.5low
Jemez Canyon Reservoir5,125.2—−2.0normal
Lake Avalon3,176.6—−0.6high
Lake Maloya7,509.2—−0.1normal
McClure Reservoir7,856.4—−1.2normal
Nambe Falls Reservoir6,826.8—+1.8high
Nichols Reservoir7,481.7—−1.6high
Ute Reservoir3,785.4—−0.0normal
Zuni Salt Lake6,222.0—−0.1high

“Low” and “high” compare today with the same date over the past ten years (outside the 10–90% range).