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Amistad National Recreation Area
Lake Levels
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AMISTAD RESERVOIR CONDITIONS
LAKE LEVEL CHART (1998 to Present)...
As of: Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Elevation (feet)
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1,118.26
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Current Dam Release (cfs)
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4237
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BOAT RAMP STATUS
Diablo East |
OPEN |
Pecos |
OPEN |
Blackbrush Point |
OPEN |
Box Canyon |
OPEN |
Blackbrush Point High Water |
OPEN |
277 North |
OPEN |
Southwinds Marina (USAF)
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OPEN |
277 South
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OPEN |
Rough Canyon |
OPEN |
Spur 454 |
CLOSED |
Rough Canyon High Water
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OPEN |
Spur 406 |
OPEN |
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Steamplant |
OPEN |
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Why does the lake level fluctuate?
It is normal for water levels at Amistad Reservoir to fluctuate. The reservoir is a man-made pool created to store water and prevent flooding. From 1992-2002, the reservoir dropped and remained low during an extended drought. A tropical storm system in 2003-2004 brought increased rain to southwest Texas and by 2005, the lake was near the conservation pool level of 1117 feet above mean sea level. Water continues to be released from Amistad Dam to provide for municipal use and irrigation for communities downstream along the Rio Grande.
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Did You Know?
During both World War I and World War II, the Pecos River Viaduct was guarded by the U.S. Army against enemy saboteurs as it was a vital link to the war efforts.
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Last Updated: May 05, 2009 at 10:08 EST |