States

New Mexico lake levels

15 lakes8 rising · 3 falling (7 days)As of Oct 25, 2026

Lake Levels USA tracks 15 lakes and reservoirs in New Mexico using Texas Water Development Board (Water Data for Texas), U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (RISE), U.S. Geological Survey (Water Data for the Nation). Of the 15 with a current 7-day trend, 8 rose and 3 fell by more than 0.05 ft. Latest data: Oct 25, 2026. Elevations from different gauges use different datums, so compare each lake with its own history, not with other lakes.

All New Mexico lakes

Avalon ReservoirReclamation3,174.43 ft−0.97 ftBluewater Lakenear Bluewater, NM7,365.00 ft+1.00 ftBrantley ReservoirReclamation3,254.35 ft−0.02 ftCaballo ReservoirReclamation4,139.04 ft+0.19 ftEagle Nest Lakenear Eagle Nest, NM8,159.96 ft+0.04 ftEl Vado LakeReclamation6,823.01 ft+11.02 ftElephant Butte Lake
4.8% full
+0.77 ft
Heron ReservoirReclamation7,087.20 ft+13.46 ftLake Maloyanear Raton, NM7,509.85 ft+0.72 ftLake SumnerReclamation4,244.32 ft+0.25 ftMcclure Reservoirnear Santa Fe N Mex7,851.94 ft−1.56 ftNambe Falls ReservoirReclamation6,826.73 ft+0.01 ftNichols Reservoirnear Santa Fe N Mex7,478.85 ft−0.95 ftUte Reservoirnear Logan, NM3,785.14 ft−0.04 ftZuni Salt Lakenear Quemado, NM6,222.00 ft+0.11 ft

Other states

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Number = lakes with a gauge on this site. Grey = none yet.