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South West Water reservoir levels

35.4%

full — our estimate across 17 reservoirs and groups, weighted by capacity where published, to 27 Sep 2026. South West Water does not publish a single company-wide figure.

How South West Water has changed

Last 12 months, weighted by capacity where published.

Every South West Water reservoir we track

44.0%
1,302 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
41.0%
1,313 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
79.5%
3,462 Ml
Last reported 31 May 2026
38.0%
4,210 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
40.0%
246 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
39.0%
28,540 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
44.0%
1,022 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
32.0%
1,200 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
30.0%
1,765 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
19.0%
2,011 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
29.0%
3,020 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
43.0%
34,500 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
25.0%
3,182 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
27.0%
4,967 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
71.0%
1,477 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
30.0%
740 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
21.0%
21,320 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026
32.0%
1,550 Ml
As of 27 Sep 2026

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Where this comes from. Reservoir data © the UK water companies, from their published reservoir-level reports and the Stream water-industry open data portal (CC BY 4.0). Thames Water London history via the London Datastore (Open Government Licence v2). Figures are exactly as published by South West Water — reporting day and rounding are theirs, so "as of" dates differ row to row. Levels older than 21 days are marked "last reported" rather than treated as current.
Reservoir facts (coordinates, capacity, type, purpose, construction date and downstream gauge) from the UK Reservoir Inventory. Contains data supplied by UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (Durant & Counsell, 2018, Open Government Licence v3.0).