High Good, Low Bad: May Elevations on Mead

Posted on | June 1, 2009 | No Comments

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Lake Mead is the Colorado River Reservoir holding water supplies for California, Arizona, Nevada and Mexico. The maximum elevation is 1,229 feet. Below, gleaned from US Bureau of Reclamation records, are year-on-year May elevation reports going back to 2004. Also borrowed from Reclamation is a nifty graphic published on Friday, May 8, 2009 showing April and May 2009 elevations. The May elevations were largely estimates (in yellow). Kudos to the graphic artist.  The actual closing elevation for May 31, 2009 was 1,096.92. 

DATE                                     ELEVATION OF LAKE MEAD

May 31, 2009:                                          1,096.92

May 31, 2008:                                          1,107.05

May 31, 2007:                                          1,115.89

May 31, 2006:                                          1,131.14

May 31, 2005:                                          1,141.89

May 31, 2004:                                          1,129.70

For April Elevations, click here

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