Navajo Reservoir water level today
Storage at Navajo Reservoir in the San Juan/Dolores basin (Division 7), from Reclamation's daily reading.
About Navajo Reservoir
Navajo Reservoir is one of the 6 reservoirs BasinMind follows in the San Juan/Dolores basin, Division 7 of Colorado's seven water divisions. BasinMind's registry lists its operator as USBR (Navajo Unit). Its recorded capacity is 1,708,600 acre-feet, the largest of the 6 and 71% of the capacity BasinMind tracks in the division.
On October 3, 2026 it held 835,307 acre-feet, 49% of that capacity, with room for about 873,293 acre-feet more. Over the seven days before, storage rose by 38,520 acre-feet. Taken together, the division's reservoirs with a current reading stood at 51% of capacity (1,210,613 of 2,393,162 acre-feet).
Daily storage comes from the Bureau of Reclamation, Reclamation site 920; the official record is on that station's page. The nearest stream gauge BasinMind reads is Los Pinos River at La Boca, about 14 miles away in a straight line.
An acre-foot is the water that would cover one acre a foot deep, about 325,851 gallons; percent full compares storage with recorded capacity, not with what is normal for the date (cfs and acre-feet).
Other reservoirs in the San Juan/Dolores basin
- McPhee Reservoir · 44% full
- Vallecito Reservoir · 47% full
- Lake Nighthorse · 98% full
- Lemon Reservoir · 54% full
- Jackson Gulch Reservoir · 50% full
Stream gauges in the San Juan/Dolores basin
- San Juan River at Four Corners
- Dolores River near Slick Rock
- Dolores River near Bedrock
- Lost Canyon Creek near Dolores
- Animas River at Durango
- Animas River below Durango Pump Plant near Durango
- Animas River below Silverton
- San Juan River near Carracas