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Georgia Lake Levels

Georgia Lake levels are really going up. I blogged about this a few months ago. At the time we were seeing an increase in the water levels. A lot of rain and conservation has really helped. I think if you are looking to boat and fish or just sit by the water and Veg you will not be disappointed this summer. I have been posting pictures of lakes and will go take some shots of the big ones to post in the near future

 

Reservoir/Lake Station ID Flood Level
(feet) Summer Level
(feet) 7am Pool
Elev (ft) 24 Hour Change
(feet) 24 Hour Precip
(inches)
readings taken
between 1 am & 5 am.
LAKE ALLATOONA CVLG1 860 840 841.29 0.26 0.12
LAKE BLACKSHEAR WWCG1 239 237 236.92 0.05 0.00
BLUE RIDGE LAKE BRLG1 1691 1686 1684.23 0.43 -
LAKE BURTON TIGG1 1867 1865 1865.23 0.10 1.00
CARTERS LAKE CTRG1 1099 1074 1074.03 1.74 -
CHATUGE LAKE CHAN7 1927 1925 1923.77 0.19 1.52
GOAT ROCK LAKE GRDG1 404 400 402.58 -0.41 -
LAKE HARDING CLBG1 - 520 520.34 -0.13 0.00
LAKE HARTWELL HRTG1 665 660 655.16 0.11 0.00
JACKSON LAKE JKNG1 530 528 528.31 -0.01 0.00
LAKE LANIER CMMG1 1085 1071 1064.00 0.07 0.04
NOTTELY LAKE NOTG1 1779 1775 1771.48 0.26 1.61
LAKE OCONEE WDMG1 435 434 434.90 0.05 0.00
LAKE RABUN TERG1 1690 - 1687.54 -0.07 -
LAKE SEED NACG1 1753 - 1751.32 0.09 -
LAKE SINCLAIR SNCG1 340 339 338.75 -0.11 0.00
THURMOND LAKE CHDS1 335 330 326.06 -0.13 -
TUGALO LAKE TUGG1 892 - 889.58 0.13 0.39
WEST POINT LAKE WETG1 641 635 633.60 0.18 0.00
LAKE YONAH YNHG1 745 743 743.59 0.01 0.16
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2 comments • Charlie Ragonesi Big Canoe, Jasper, North Georgia Pros • May 04 2009 06:54AM

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ToulaRosebrock,com

Hi Charlie:

That's great news!

With all the rain across the county,

we should not have a drought...

Posted by Toula Rosebrock -Broker/Sales Associate, Realtor, Lacey Township, Ocean County, (NJ, Diane Turton, Realtors, Forked River, NJ) about 3 years ago

Hi Charlie, it is kind of hard to follow your chart, but I think I have a fairly good idea. Allatoona looked fairly normal for this time of year, in spite of the drought in and around Atlanta. I hoep that is a good sign. You guys need water...in a bad way.

Bo

Posted by Bo Hussung (Netco Title) about 3 years ago

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