Region-C Planning Region Reservoirs: Monitored Water Supply Reservoirs are 95.5% full on 2025-09-14

Historical Data

Date Percent Full Reservoir Storage
(acre-ft)
Conservation Storage
(acre-ft)
Conservation Capacity
(acre-ft)
Most recent 2025-09-14 95.5 7,793,762 6,480,459 6,783,467
1 day prior 2025-09-13 95.6 7,803,389 6,488,379 6,783,467
2 days prior 2025-09-12 95.8 7,812,789 6,496,100 6,783,467
1 week prior 2025-09-07 96.3 7,860,539 6,532,070 6,783,467
1 month prior 2025-08-14 97.4 8,019,623 6,605,045 6,783,467
3 months prior 2025-06-14 99.9 9,457,036 6,775,956 6,783,467
6 months prior 2025-03-14 94.6 7,673,139 6,419,783 6,783,467
1 year prior 2024-09-14 92.4 7,544,126 6,265,532 6,783,467
*

 Percent Full is based on Conservation Storage and Conservation Capacity and doesn't account for storage in flood pool.

Area Map

Reservoir Storage

Reservoir Type Percent Full Water Level
(ft)
Height Above Conservation Pool
(ft)
Reservoir Storage
(acre-ft)
Conservation Storage
(acre-ft)
Conservation Capacity
(acre-ft)
Surface Area
(acres)
Arlingtonas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply 88.7 547.61 -2.39 35,662 35,630 40,157 1,868
Bardwellas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply and Flood Control 100.0 421.12 0.12 44,315 43,856 43,856 3,318
Benbrookas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply and Flood Control 90.4 691.67 -2.33 77,386 77,386 85,648 3,441
Bois d'Arcas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply 94.7 532.79 -1.21 348,162 348,162 367,609 16,003
Bonhamas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply 84.0 563.26 -1.74 9,277 9,265 11,027 973
Bridgeportas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply and Flood Control 91.7 833.43 -2.57 341,386 341,386 372,183 11,664
Cedar Creek Water Supply 93.0 320.58 -1.42 599,445 599,346 644,686 31,210
Eagle Mountainas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply and Flood Control 92.5 647.56 -1.54 171,242 171,242 185,087 8,737
Grapevineas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply and Flood Control 98.0 534.51 -0.49 159,861 159,861 163,064 6,473
Halbertas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply 87.6 366.67 -1.33 5,285 5,285 6,033 547
Hubert H Mossas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply 93.9 713.62 -1.38 22,688 22,591 24,058 1,046
Joe Poolas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply and Flood Control 96.2 521.14 -0.86 145,346 143,976 149,629 6,447
Lavonas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply and Flood Control 90.6 490.09 -1.91 373,908 371,067 409,757 19,838
Lewisvilleas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply and Flood Control 93.6 520.65 -1.35 563,053 527,379 563,228 26,134
Lost Creekas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply 98.3 1,009.02 -0.48 11,748 11,748 11,950 - n.a. -
Mountain Creekas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply 100.0 457.46 0.46 23,995 22,850 22,850 2,810
Navarro Millsas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply and Flood Control 100.0 424.53 0.03 49,969 49,827 49,827 - n.a. -
New Terrell Cityas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply 27.7 494.21 -9.79 2,388 2,377 8,583 385
Ray Hubbard Water Supply 96.0 434.65 -0.85 422,109 422,109 439,559 20,256
Ray Robertsas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply and Flood Control 96.3 631.45 -1.05 759,066 758,743 788,167 27,694
Richland-Chambersas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply 97.7 314.43 -0.57 1,100,322 1,074,539 1,099,417 43,419
Texoma 1as of 2025-09-14 Water Supply and Flood Control 99.3 616.78 -0.22 2,471,218 1,235,608 1,243,801 75,159
Waxahachieas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply 91.4 530.02 -1.48 10,689 10,107 11,060 632
Weatherfordas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply 74.0 891.42 -4.58 13,181 13,181 17,812 945
Worthas of 2025-09-14 Water Supply 87.6 593.10 -0.90 30,458 21,382 24,419 3,321
footnotes
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Lake Texoma straddles the border of Texas and Oklahoma, Texas has rights to 50% of Lake Texoma's total conservation capacity. Percent full, conservation storage and conservation capacity are based on the Texas share.