Lake Whitney water level
Brazos River · Texas · operated by USACE (Whitney Dam)
Lake Whitney is at 533.4 ft as of Jun 22, 2026, per USGS data; full pool is 533 ft.
no live reading 0.4 ft above full pool
usgs updated Jun 22, 2026
533.4
water level (ft msl)
0.4
ft above full pool
+0.03
24-hour change (ft)
533
full pool (ft ref.)
Can I launch? Yes — most ramps usable.
Lake is near full pool — most ramps should be open. Confirm your specific ramp before you go.
~30-day trend · reservoir elevation
533.4 533.4 now 533.4
About Lake Whitney
Full pool
533 ft
Capacity
—
Dam / operator
USACE (Whitney Dam)
River / basin
Brazos River
State
Texas
Data feed
usgs
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Lake Whitney — questions
How full is Lake Whitney right now?
The most recent reading puts Lake Whitney at 533.4 feet.
Can I launch a boat at Lake Whitney?
Lake is near full pool — most ramps should be open. Confirm your specific ramp before you go. Individual ramps open and close on their own schedules and on local hazards.
Where does Lake Whitney's level come from?
LakeLevelNow pulls it from the usgs public water-data feed. The reading is timestamped in the gauge above.
Who operates Lake Whitney?
Lake Whitney, on the Brazos River, is operated by USACE (Whitney Dam). Reservoir releases, flood-control drawdowns, and water-supply decisions are theirs.