Lake levels
Lake and reservoir levels
Hourly lake levels from the Corps of Engineers and USGS, against full pool and against what’s usual for the date, with charts for the last 30 days and 12 months.
Georgia
All Georgia lakes- Lake LanierGeorgia · Corps, Mobile District 1,062.85 ftno recent reading 7.66 ft below full pool 3.8 ft lower than usual
- Lake AllatoonaGeorgia · Corps, Mobile District 833.35 ftno recent reading 1.65 ft below full pool 0.8 ft lower than usual
- Lake HartwellGeorgia and South Carolina · Corps, Savannah District 647.77 ftno recent reading 11.18 ft below full pool 8.0 ft lower than usual
- Clarks Hill LakeGeorgia and South Carolina · Corps, Savannah District 318.58 ftno recent reading 10.37 ft below full pool 6.5 ft lower than usual
- West Point LakeGeorgia and Alabama · Corps, Mobile District 623.11 ftno recent reading 1.89 ft below full pool 7.6 ft lower than usual
Missouri
All Missouri lakes- Table Rock LakeMissouri and Arkansas · Corps, Little Rock District 910.44 ftno recent reading 6.56 ft below full pool 3.3 ft lower than usual
- Bull Shoals LakeMissouri and Arkansas · Corps, Little Rock District 652.67 ftno recent reading 6.33 ft below full pool 2.2 ft lower than usual
- Truman LakeMissouri · Corps, Kansas City District 705.18 ftno recent reading 0.82 ft below full pool 0.7 ft lower than usual
- Stockton LakeMissouri · Corps, Kansas City District 862.21 ftno recent reading 4.79 ft below full pool 0.7 ft lower than usual
- Pomme de Terre LakeMissouri · Corps, Kansas City District 837.96 ftno recent reading 1.04 ft below full pool 1.3 ft lower than usual
usual range for the date (2016–2025, 8 years in 10)medianfull pool● now
What full pool means
Full pool is the level a reservoir is managed to hold for boating, water supply and power. Many Corps lakes keep a lower winter pool and a higher summer pool. Above it, the lake is storing flood water; well below it, ramps and beaches can be out of the water.