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O.H. Ivie Reservoir water level

Colorado River (Concho) · Texas · operated by Colorado River Municipal Water District

By Mike, independent developer behind zovo.one. Readings pulled live from the same USGS feed the operator reports to.

Live Level feed Connecting: O.H. Ivie Reservoir's gage (the operator feed) is being wired. Reference data below; for the current figure, see the operator's page.

About O.H. Ivie Reservoir

Full pool
1,552 ft
Capacity
n/a
Dam / operator
Colorado River Municipal Water District
River / basin
Colorado River (Concho)
State
Texas
Data feed
n/a

Going to O.H. Ivie Reservoir?

Recreation-booking links (charters, boat rentals) appear here once partner accounts are wired. See the disclosure page.

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.

Questions about O.H. Ivie Reservoir

How full is O.H. Ivie Reservoir right now?
O.H. Ivie Reservoir's live gage is being connected to LakeLevelNow. Full-pool reference is 1,552 ft; check the operator (Colorado River Municipal Water District) for the current figure.
Can I launch a boat at O.H. Ivie Reservoir?
Live level feed connecting. Check the operator page before you go. Individual ramps open and close on their own schedules and on local hazards.
Where does O.H. Ivie Reservoir's level come from?
LakeLevelNow pulls it from the operator public water-data feed. The reading is timestamped in the gauge above.
Who operates O.H. Ivie Reservoir?
O.H. Ivie Reservoir, on the Colorado River (Concho), is operated by Colorado River Municipal Water District. Reservoir releases, flood-control drawdowns, and water-supply decisions are theirs.

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