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Georgia lake levels today

Lakeglance tracks 31 lakes and reservoirs in Georgia: 25 reservoirs and 6 natural lakes. 13 of them have a live level gauge, so you can see today's water level next to the wind forecast.

The biggest on our list are J. Strom Thurmond Lake (71,100 acres), Lake Lanier (38,293 acres), Lake Seminole (37,560 acres). Pick any lake below for live wind, gusts and a go or no-go call for sailing, paddling, power boating and fishing.

Water levels at gauged Georgia lakes

Latest daily readings from USGS and Corps of Engineers gauges. 1 running above normal for the month, 8 below.

Current water levels for gauged lakes in Georgia
LakeLevel (ft)7-day changevs normal
J. Strom Thurmond Lake318.84-0.56below normal
Lake Lanier1,063.09-0.37below normal
Lake Seminole76.72+0.15near normal
Richard B Russell Lake473.75+0.39below normal
West Point Lake623.85-1.22well below normal
Lake Allatoona834.07-0.79near normal
Lake Harding519.91-0.09near normal
Carters Lake1,072.36+0.65near normal
Lake Oliver336.21+0.22above normal
Lake Horton774.90-0.31below normal
Lake Kedron834.12-0.15below normal
Lake McIntosh778.73-0.28below normal
Randy Poynter Lake732.00-0.39below normal

All 31 Georgia lakes

Georgia lakes questions

How many lakes in Georgia does Lakeglance cover?

31. Each one has a conditions page with live National Weather Service wind and a 7-day wind forecast. 13 have a live level gauge, and 12 more show water levels from NASA's SWOT satellite.

What is the largest lake in Georgia?

Of the lakes we track, J. Strom Thurmond Lake is the largest at about 71,100 acres of surface water.

Which Georgia lakes are low right now?

Compared with their normal level for this month, J. Strom Thurmond Lake, Lake Lanier, Richard B Russell Lake, West Point Lake, Lake Horton, Lake Kedron are running below normal in our latest update.

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