Oak Creek Reservoir Water Level Today

Texas · Well below full pool

Full pool2,000.0Bottom of pool1,951.0
Elevation
1,973.65 ft
From full pool
−26.35 ft
Percent of pool
14.0%
24-hour change
−0.02 ft
7-day change
−0.16 ft
Reading
Sep 21, 2026 · TWDB

Last year at Oak Creek Reservoir

1,973.71,976.61,979.6Aug 25Nov 25Feb 26May 26Aug 26
Daily mean elevation in feet, last 400 days. Dashed lines mark the published pool elevations.

Oak Creek Reservoir is 26.35 ft below full pool, at 1,973.65 ft, down 0.02 ft in the last 24 hours. That puts the lake at 14.0 percent of its conservation pool.

Over the last 7 days the level fell 0.16 ft, and over 30 days it fell 0.80 ft. In the 400 days of readings on this page the high was 1,979.61 ft on Aug 19, 2025 and the low was 1,973.65 ft on Sep 21, 2026, a range of 5.96 ft.

The reading is the Texas Water Development Board gauge, taken Sep 21, 2026. This page is rebuilt once a day from the agency feed; it is not a live gauge, so during a fast rise or a scheduled release check the TWDB page for hourly values.

Oak Creek Reservoir pool elevations

Current elevation1,973.65 ft
Full pool (top of conservation)2,000.00 ft
Bottom of conservation pool1,951.00 ft
Conservation capacity39,210 acre-ft
Surface area at full pool525 acres
30-day change−0.80 ft
1-year high1,979.61 ft (Aug 19, 2025)
1-year low1,973.65 ft (Sep 21, 2026)
Operating agencyTexas Water Development Board

Source: Texas Water Development Board. Read what full pool and flood pool mean.

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Oak Creek Reservoir level questions

What is the water level of Oak Creek Reservoir today?

Oak Creek Reservoir is at 1,973.65 ft as of Sep 21, 2026, −26.35 ft relative to full pool (2,000.00 ft). The 24-hour change is −0.02 ft.

What is full pool at Oak Creek Reservoir?

Full pool, the top of the conservation pool, is 2,000.00 ft. The bottom of the conservation pool is 1,951.00 ft.

Is Oak Creek Reservoir rising or falling?

Over the last 24 hours the level is −0.02 ft; over 7 days it fell 0.16 ft, and over 30 days it fell 0.80 ft.

Where does this Oak Creek Reservoir level come from?

From the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) public data feed for Oak Creek Reservoir. Lake Levels Today republishes the agency's daily value without adjustment and links to the source below.