Latest Update On Water Levels of Mumbai Dams & Lakes

News Update:

10th April 2025: Mumbai Lakes Water Level Slips To 32.85% Capacity; Evaporation Rates Higher Than Last Year

28th March 2025: With water levels at 37%, BMC has written to State Government requesting an allocation of 1.8 lakh million litres of water from Bhatsa & Upper Vaitarna dams.

The Mumbai lakes and dams level reported at 6 am on 28th March 2025 is 535228 ML (36.9 %) of the total 1447363 ML.

Last year on 28th March 2024 was 451736 ML (31.2 %) of the total 1447363 ML.

Water level reported for Barvi dam 49.6 % and Dhamni (Surya) dam 56.8 % of it’s capacity on 28th March 2025.

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Mumbai receives freshwater supplies from various lakes and dams such as Upper Vaitarna, Modak Sagar, Tansa, Middle Vaitarna, Bhatsa, Vihar and Tulsi.

Below is the water level reported at 6 a.m. on 28th March 2025 in million litres (ML).

The water level information source is from Hydraulic Engineer’s Department of BrihanMumbai Mahanagarpalika.

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