
Weiss Lake
Weiss Lake is a reservoir of some 30,200 acres on the Coosa River, in Alabama. You will find it in Cherokee County. It is managed…
State
There are 26 lakes and reservoirs in Alabama on this site. Almost all of them are reservoirs held back by a dam. The largest is Lake Guntersville at about 67,900 acres. The deepest water on record here is at Lewis Smith Lake, about 264 feet. Rivers that feed or drain them include the Coosa River, the outflow = and the Alabama River. 4 of these lakes have a public gauge, so their water level on this site is a real reading rather than an estimate. The agency behind the most lakes here is Alabama Power. Across the state we map 3 named swimming spots and access points from federal and state sources.
Click a marker to open the lake page.
Each page has the live water level, weather, access points and sources.

Weiss Lake is a reservoir of some 30,200 acres on the Coosa River, in Alabama. You will find it in Cherokee County. It is managed…

Fed by the outflow =, Logan Martin Lake holds roughly 15,263 acres of water in Alabama. The lake is in Talladega County. Alabama…

Lake Martin is a reservoir of some 44,479 acres on the Tallapoosa River, in Alabama. Its shoreline falls inside Elmore County.…

Lewis Smith Lake is a 21,200-acre reservoir on the outflow = in Alabama. Its shoreline falls inside Winston County. It is managed…

Lake Tuscaloosa is a 5,885-acre reservoir on the catchment = in Alabama. The lake is in Tuscaloosa County. It is managed by City…

Lake Guntersville is a 67,900-acre reservoir on the Wheeler Lake in Alabama. You will find it in Marshall County. TVA manages it.

Wheeler Lake covers about 67,213 acres of the Wilson Lake in Alabama. You will find it in Limestone County. Management is in the…

Lake Jordan is a reservoir of some 6,800 acres on the oceans =, in Alabama. It lies in Elmore County. It is managed by Alabama…

Wilson Lake is a reservoir of some 9,045 acres on the Saline River, in Kansas. You will find it in Russell County. Management is…
1 lakes in Alabama have a documented full pool, so their pages show how far the water sits below the level the reservoir was designed to hold. Readings are refreshed from the operating agency and stamped with the time they were taken. Level changes what is usable on the shoreline, from beach width to ramp access.
| Lake | Level | Full pool | How full |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weiss Lake | — | — | no percent published |
| Logan Martin Lake | — | — | no percent published |
| Lake Martin | — | — | no percent published |
| Lewis Smith Lake | — | — | no percent published |
| Lake Tuscaloosa | 222.16 ft | — | no percent published |
| Lake Guntersville | — | — | no percent published |
| Wheeler Lake | — | — | no percent published |
| Lake Jordan | — | — | no percent published |
| Wilson Lake | — | — | no percent published |