Lake Belton water level
Leon River · Texas · operated by USACE (Belton Dam)
By Michael, independent developer behind zovo.one. Readings pulled live from the same USGS feed the operator reports to.
Lake Belton is 97.8% full as of Oct 11, 2026, per the Texas Water Development Board; the USGS gage reads 593.2 ft, 0.8 ft below full pool.
At 593.21 ft, Lake Belton is higher than 72% of Octobers in 27 years of daily record. Full Lake Belton almanac, $19 → what is in it
Is that normal for the date?
At 593.21 ft, Lake Belton is higher than 72% of Octobers in 27 years of daily record.
The median for this date across 27 years is 592.41 ft, so this is +0.80 ft against the lake’s own history. Placed on a quantile ladder built from 9,316 daily readings published by USGS for site 08102000, 2000-10-01 to 2026-08-06. This reservoir typically peaks in June and bottoms out in December.
How the level compares lately
Over the roughly 30-day series the gage rose 0.3 ft; the last 24 hours moved it down 0.0 ft. For readers outside the U.S., the surface is about 180.8 m above sea level.
Check any elevation yourself. Type a level in feet above sea level (a ramp cutoff, a marina mark) to see how far it sits below full pool and in meters.
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Where these numbers come from
Every figure on this page is recomputed in code from a public government feed, never typed by hand. The live elevation is a USGS gage reading; feet below full pool, the operating-band gaps, the ~30-day change, and the meter conversion are all derived from that one validated reading and the published reference elevations. The reading is timestamped in the gauge above, and LakeLevelNow pulls the same feed the operator reports to.
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