Lake Havasu water level

448.2 feet, down 0.6 ft this week. Updated Oct 19, 2026.

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Past 12 months

Lake Havasu level chart

Elevation448.2ft
Below full pool1.8ft
Past week-0.6ft
vs. a year ago+0.3ft
446447448450Oct 2025Apr 2026Oct 2026

As of Oct 19, 2026 · Bureau of Reclamation · updated daily

DateElevation (ft)Storage (acre-feet)
Oct 19, 2026448.19534,910
Oct 18, 2026448.25536,076
Oct 17, 2026448.43539,586
Oct 16, 2026448.40539,009
Oct 15, 2026448.78546,279
Oct 14, 2026448.62543,245
Oct 13, 2026448.65543,785
Oct 12, 2026448.74545,505
Oct 11, 2026448.85547,712
Oct 10, 2026448.57542,281
Oct 9, 2026448.80546,646
Oct 8, 2026448.78546,337
Oct 7, 2026448.30537,053
Oct 6, 2026448.46540,105

Full pool for Lake Havasu is 450 feet. Low water can close launch ramps and expose hazards, so check ramp status before you tow.

Good to know

Questions about Lake Havasu

Can you rent a boat on Lake Havasu?

Yes. Boat rentals for Lake Havasu can be searched on Boatsetter, where local owners list pontoons, ski boats and fishing boats, some with a captain. Availability changes by season, so book early for summer weekends. Public launches include Windsor Beach, Site Six, Take Off Point, Cattail Cove.

Where can I launch a boat on Lake Havasu?

Boat ramps and marinas listed for this water: Windsor Beach, Site Six, Take Off Point, Cattail Cove, Havasu Landing, Boat ramp. Fees and hours change by season, so check with the managing agency before you tow.

What is the water level of Lake Havasu today?

On 2026-10-19, Lake Havasu was at 448.19 feet, 1.8 feet below full pool. That's down 0.55 feet from a week earlier. Source: Bureau of Reclamation, updated daily.