Live US lake levels and tide charts

Current water levels for 740 lakes and reservoirs, and tide predictions for 2,909 coastal stations — pulled straight from NOAA, USGS and state agencies, and presented so you can read them at a glance.

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Most-checked lake levels

Lake	Level	7-day	Status
Elephant Butte Lake NM	1.4%	+0.06 ft	very low
Lake Buchanan TX	98.6%	-0.19 ft	near full
Lake Travis TX	98.3%	-0.61 ft	near full
Possum Kingdom Lake TX	90.8%	-0.41 ft	near full
Lake L. B. Johnson TX	98.7%	+0.02 ft	near full
Falcon Reservoir TX	24.9%	-0.60 ft	very low
Amistad Reservoir TX	38.4%	-0.09 ft	very low
Lake Marble Falls TX	95.3%	+0.18 ft	near full
Inks Lake TX	94.6%	-0.15 ft	near full
Lake Austin TX	96.0%	+0.04 ft	near full
Toledo Bend Reservoir TX	89.8%	-0.22 ft	below full
Lake Granbury TX	90.9%	-0.11 ft	near full
B. A. Steinhagen Lake TX	99.6%	+0.29 ft	near full
Ray Roberts Lake TX	97.5%	-0.24 ft	near full
Mountain Creek Lake TX	100.0%	-0.13 ft	full

Popular tide charts

Alameda

California

3 miles above A1A highway bridge

Florida

Abbapoola Creek entrance

South Carolina

Atlantic Beach

North Carolina

Alligator Point, West Bay

Amelia Earhart Dam, Mystic River

Massachusetts

ASTORIA, Oreg.

Oregon

2.5 miles above mouth

Georgia

0.8 n.mi. above entrance

New Jersey

Androscoggin River entrance

Maine

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Alabama

1 lakes · 23 tide stations

34 lakes · 193 tide stations

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11 lakes · 581 tide stations

Georgia

11 lakes · 69 tide stations

Hawaii

7 lakes · 32 tide stations

13 lakes · 83 tide stations

Maine

3 lakes · 111 tide stations

Maryland

3 lakes · 100 tide stations

Massachusetts

6 lakes · 89 tide stations

2 lakes · 22 tide stations

7 lakes · 195 tide stations

New Mexico

25 lakes

New York

27 lakes · 124 tide stations

North Carolina

15 lakes · 65 tide stations

43 lakes · 47 tide stations

Pennsylvania

20 lakes · 13 tide stations

Rhode Island

33 tide stations

South Carolina

17 lakes · 245 tide stations

137 lakes · 75 tide stations

6 lakes · 132 tide stations

Washington

37 lakes · 82 tide stations

Where this data comes from

Lake and reservoir levels come from the U.S. Geological Survey, the Bureau of Reclamation, and state agencies such as the Texas Water Development Board. Tide predictions come from NOAA's Center for Operational Oceanographic Products and Services. We rebuild every page daily and link the source on each one. More about our data.