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New Mexico lake levels today

12 lakes and reservoirs · 167 river gauges · updated Oct 21, 2026, 6:00 PM MDT

Of 8 New Mexico lakes with enough history to compare, 3 are below normal for the date and 1 are above normal.

Navajo Reservoir is furthest below full pool, at ▼ 63.2 ft.

Lakes and reservoirs

LakeLevel (ft)vs full pool% full7-day changeVs normal
Abiquiu Reservoir 6,200.15 ▼ 29.85 ft – ▼ 0.25 ft Normal for the date
Brantley Lake 3,252.81 – – ▼ 0.25 ft
Cochiti Lake 5,344.33 ▼ 1.14 ft – ▲ 0.38 ft Above normal for the date
Conchas Lake 4,179.20 ▼ 21.80 ft – ▼ 0.51 ft Normal for the date
Galisteo Reservoir 5,497.91 ▼ 2.09 ft – ▲ 0.01 ft Much below normal for the date
Jemez Canyon Reservoir 5,125.11 – – 0.00 ft Much below normal for the date
Lake Avalon 17.43 – – ▼ 1.85 ft
Lake Maloya 7,509.12 – – ▼ 0.07 ft Normal for the date
Lake Sumner 4,243.68 ▼ 17.20 ft – ▼ 0.65 ft
Navajo Reservoir 6,021.75 ▼ 63.24 ft – ▲ 3.31 ft Below normal for the date
Santa Rosa Lake 4,726.45 ▼ 50.05 ft – ▲ 0.14 ft Normal for the date
Two Rivers Reservoir near Roswell 3,958.00 ▼ 7.00 ft – 0.00 ft

Tap a column heading to sort. "vs full pool" is shown only where the operator publishes a full-pool level on the same datum.

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