Reservoirs
Reservoirs
This data reflects the reservoir levels as of 8am ACST and is uploaded to this page at approximately 12pm ACST each weekday.
Our reservoirs are the state’s primary water storage areas, supplying homes and businesses across South Australia. The reservoirs don't just fill with rain, we can also use them as storage for River Murray water in times of high demand.
At full capacity, our reservoirs can hold almost 200,000 megalitres of water - just under a year's supply for metropolitan Adelaide.
Our reservoir's levels
We capture daily information about each of our reservoirs in the Mount Lofty Ranges catchment area. Click on individual reservoirs on the map below to learn more about their current volume, history and visiting times.
Daily consumption level
ML
(24hrs to 8am 01/01/1970)
Total Reservoirs level
Capacity, volume and rainfall levels across reservoirs supplying metropolitan Adelaide, compared to last month last year | |||||
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Capacity (GL) | Volume this week (GL) | Volume this week (%) | Volume this week last year (GL) | Average volume this month (GL) | Rainfall this week (mm) |