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30 lakes with their own page, every reading shown with its time. Newest reading: Oct 18, 2026, 8:00 AM CDT.

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Latest level and difference from normal pool (top of conservation pool). 24 of 30 lakes with a current reading are more than 0.25 ft below normal.

Keystone Lake	OK	722.70	−0.30 ft	+2.26 ft
Grand Lake	OK	741.97	−0.03 ft	−0.07 ft
Lake Eufaula	OK	581.05	−3.95 ft	+0.12 ft
Oologah Lake	OK	640.53	+2.53 ft	+0.22 ft
Kaw Lake	OK	1,011.61	+1.61 ft	+2.55 ft
Lake Texoma	OK · TX	615.12	−2.50 ft	+0.14 ft
Tenkiller Lake	OK	624.95	−7.05 ft	−0.47 ft
Fort Gibson Lake	OK	555.43	+1.43 ft	+0.91 ft
Skiatook Lake	OK	710.91	−3.09 ft	−0.03 ft
Sardis Lake	OK	597.31	−1.69 ft	−0.08 ft
Copan Lake	OK	709.02	−0.98 ft	+0.19 ft
Broken Bow Lake	OK	591.30	−9.53 ft	−0.91 ft
Hugo Lake	OK	400.72	−3.78 ft	−0.21 ft
Wister Lake	OK	474.75	−3.25 ft	−0.32 ft
Hulah Lake	OK	732.34	−0.66 ft	+0.15 ft
Cheney Lake	KS	1,420.21	−1.39 ft	−0.06 ft
Sam Rayburn Reservoir	TX	153.42	−10.98 ft	−0.29 ft
Lake Georgetown	TX	784.47	−6.53 ft	−0.13 ft
Belton Lake	TX	592.97	−1.03 ft	−0.22 ft
Somerville Lake	TX	236.51	−1.49 ft	−0.16 ft
Stillhouse Hollow Lake	TX	621.01	−0.99 ft	−0.29 ft
Proctor Lake	TX	1,156.09	−5.91 ft	−0.03 ft
Lake Texana	TX	41.93	−2.07 ft	−0.27 ft
Bull Shoals Lake	AR · MO	653.30	−5.70 ft	−0.46 ft
Beaver Lake	AR	1,112.52	−7.91 ft	−0.23 ft
Norfork Lake	AR · MO	552.31	−1.44 ft	−0.27 ft
Millwood Lake	AR	259.38	+0.18 ft	+0.14 ft
Truman Lake	MO	705.55	−0.47 ft	−0.04 ft
Pomme de Terre Lake	MO	838.19	−0.81 ft	+0.05 ft
Lake Wappapello	MO	360.23	+5.49 ft	−0.03 ft

Lakes by state

Oklahoma35 lakes with a gauge15 with a full page Texas43 lakes with a gauge8 with a full page Kansas24 lakes with a gauge1 with a full page Arkansas13 lakes with a gauge4 with a full page Missouri13 lakes with a gauge5 with a full page

How to read these numbers

Each lake has a normal pool, the top of the conservation pool set by the agency that runs the dam. Above it, the extra water is flood storage that is released over the following days or weeks; below it, the lake is lower than planned, usually after a dry spell. The difference from normal pool is the quickest way to compare lakes of very different sizes.

We also compare each reading with the typical level for the same date over the past ten years, because many lakes are held lower in winter and higher in summer. See our method and sources.