Lake Lanier Water Level
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Lake Levels in Georgia, United States
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Lake Lanier Water Levels
A “full summer pool” at Lake Lanier is 1,071 feet above sea level. However, in recent years, lake levels have often dropped up to 20 feet, before returning to full pool. At Buford Dam, which is the deepest part of Lake Lanier, the lake is more than 160 feet deep.
Georgia Lake Levels - National Weather Service
Forecast Levels provided by the US Army Corp of Engineers (Mobile District and Savannah District)
Lake Lanier Georgia Statistics - TinyMicros.com
Pertinent data for Lake Lanier (volumes, shoreline estimates, etc). Latest ACoE data and 5 week forecast (PDF). ACoE graph of lake elevation for the last 365 days.
Lake Lanier Water Level
The Lake Lanier water level on 12/27 is 43.00 or 1.00 off full pool. Check this page for the detailed graph and reservoir storage.
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Lake Lanier water level inches closer to record high - 11Alive.com
2020年2月19日 · After reaching 1,076.34 feet above mean sea level (a measurement of lake fullness) last Friday, after some more rain last night it's now up to a new second-highest-ever level of 1,076.50.
Lake Lanier’s level is on mark with summer full pool
The lake’s summer full pool elevation of 1,071 feet above sea level took effect Sunday, and Lanier has hovered around that mark since early February. The last time the lake dropped below 1,070 feet — the winter full pool — was Feb. 4.
Clarifying this year’s upcoming lake levels - Lakeside News
As of mid-October, lake levels were in the 1066 range the week of October 17, according to officials. The current 4-week forecast (as of mid-October) projects a drop of another foot to 1065.5 by the middle of November. “Right now, we’re really just waiting for rain and continuing reduced releases,” Rainey said.