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Live status of the reservoirs Arizona draws from — the Colorado River lakes shared with six other states and Mexico, and the Salt & Verde lakes that water the Valley.

PhoenixTucsonFlagstaffYuma27%Mead1,039.8 ft22%Powell3,519.9 ftMohave 97%Roosevelt 37%Havasu 87%Apache 93%Bartlett 75%Horseshoe 31%Saguaro 93%Canyon 95%Circle area = full-pool capacityFill = water in storage today
ReservoirRiverFullStorage (af)Capacity (af)Elevation (ft)24h (af)
Colorado River
Lake PowellGlen Canyon DamColorado21.6%5,256,50324,322,0003,519.91-5,580
Lake MeadHoover DamColorado26.7%6,961,16026,120,0001,039.76+4,120
Lake MohaveDavis DamColorado96.7%1,750,0501,809,800642.67-8,640
Lake HavasuParker DamColorado86.8%537,762619,400448.33+977
System total27.4%14,505,47552,871,200
Salt & Verde (SRP)
Roosevelt LakeRoosevelt DamSalt37.0%615,2441,653,0432,089.24+4,776
Apache LakeHorse Mesa DamSalt93.0%226,964245,1381,907.02+689
Canyon LakeMormon Flat DamSalt95.0%55,22957,8521,657.72+559
Saguaro LakeStewart Mountain DamSalt93.0%65,20369,7651,525.32-970
Horseshoe LakeHorseshoe DamVerde31.0%33,398109,2171,990.13-172
Bartlett LakeBartlett DamVerde75.0%133,191178,1861,780.33+365
System total48.8%1,129,2292,313,201

Sources: the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation’s Lower Colorado River operations (Lake Mead, Lake Mohave, Lake Havasu; readings 2026-08-15) and Upper Colorado hydrodata (Lake Powell), and SRP’s Daily Water Report (Salt & Verde reservoirs, today’s report). Percent full for the Colorado lakes is storage against full-pool capacity; SRP lakes use SRP’s own figure.