Current reservoir levels

South West Water monitor the levels of our reservoirs to ensure optimum operation. Find out more here.

The current water levels of some of our reservoirs are shown in the table below.

Week ending: 1 September 2024

Reservoir	Current level (%)	Current storage (Ml)	Net capacity (Ml)
Stithians	57	2,839	4,967
Drift	76	915	1,200
Argal	61	791	1,302
College	100	246	246
Crowdy	72	731	1,022
Colliford	73	20,968	28,540
Siblyback	67	2,140	3,182
Upper Tamar	74	1,094	1,477
Roadford	86	29,613	34,500
Burrator	56	2,351	4,210
Wistlandpound	58	894	1,550
Meldon	84	2,527	3,020
Wimbleball	62	13,317	21,320
Fernworthy	88	1,554	1,765
Kennick, Tottiford and Trenchford	63	1,261	2,011
Avon	100	1,312	1,313
Venford	91	674	740

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