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2023 Snapshot
Lakes and reservoirs included in this assessment started and ended the water year at roughly the same water levels. Lake Maxinkuckee [4] and Pike Lake [5] reached peak levels in February. Heron Lake [3] peaked at the start of May, while the Eagle Creek Reservoir [1] peaked first in late March, and again in June. Lake levels dropped from May through September except for Eagle Creek Reservoir, which maintained high water levels through mid-September.
NOTE: Reservoir and lake water levels supplied by the USGS do not include long-term median levels so no comparison statistics are available.
Source: USGS Lakes and Reservoirs
1 – Eagle Creek Reservoir – Indianapolis
2 – Hamilton Lake – Hamilton
3 – Heron Lake – Indianapolis
4 – Lake Maxinkuckee – Culver
5 – Pike Lake – Warsaw
2022 Snapshot
Lakes and reservoirs included in this assessment started and ended the water year at roughly the same water levels. Lake Maxinkuckee [4] and Pike Lake [5] reached peak levels in February. Heron Lake [3] peaked at the start of May, while the Eagle Creek Reservoir [1] peaked first in late March, and again in June. Lake levels dropped from May through September except for Eagle Creek Reservoir, which maintained high water levels through mid-September.
NOTE: Reservoir and lake water levels supplied by the USGS do not include long-term median levels so no comparison statistics are available.
Source: USGS Lakes and Reservoirs
1 – Eagle Creek Reservoir – Indianapolis
2 – Hamilton Lake – Hamilton
3 – Heron Lake – Indianapolis
4 – Lake Maxinkuckee – Culver