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Montana lake levels today

12 lakes and reservoirs · 220 river gauges · updated Oct 21, 2026, 7:00 PM MDT

Of 11 Montana lakes with enough history to compare, 3 are below normal for the date and 1 are above normal.

Clark Canyon Reservoir is furthest below full pool, at ▼ 28.8 ft.

Lakes and reservoirs

LakeLevel (ft)vs full pool% full7-day changeVs normal
Canyon Ferry Reservoir 3,784.54 ▼ 12.46 ft – ▲ 0.11 ft Normal for the date
Clark Canyon Reservoir 5,517.29 ▼ 28.81 ft – ▲ 0.77 ft Below normal for the date
Flathead Lake @ Selis Ksanka Qlispe Dam 2,891.82 – – ▼ 0.34 ft Normal for the date
Fort Peck Reservoir 2,221.67 ▼ 12.33 ft – ▼ 0.26 ft Normal for the date
Hungry Horse Reservoir 3,541.08 ▲ 205.08 ft – ▼ 1.20 ft Normal for the date
Lake Como 4,205.32 – – ▼ 0.81 ft
Lake Koocanusa 2,443.96 – – ▼ 0.12 ft Normal for the date
Lake Sherburne 4,745.13 – – ▲ 0.73 ft Normal for the date
Noxon Lake 2,327.32 – – ▼ 1.23 ft Much below normal for the date
Thompson Falls Lake 2,396.11 – – ▲ 0.21 ft Normal for the date
Tiber Reservoir 2,987.02 ▼ 5.98 ft – ▼ 0.27 ft Above normal for the date
Yellowtail Reservoir 3,626.46 ▼ 13.54 ft – ▲ 0.85 ft Below normal for the date

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