Reservoirs in Castilla y León

43 reservoirs monitored

Reservoirs
43
Provinces
Ávila, Zamora, Palencia, Salamanca, Burgos, León, Segovia, Soria, Valladolid
Basins
Tajo, Duero, Miño - Sil, Ebro, Cantábrico Oriental
Largest
Almendra

49.5%

Current level

4,017 hm³

Stored water

8,120 hm³

Total capacity

-204 hm³

Weekly change

Regional overview

The reservoirs of Castilla y León stand this week at 49.5% of their capacity, holding 4,017 hm³ out of a total of 8,120 hm³.

The regional reserve fell by 204 hm³ compared with the previous week.

The reservoirs of Castilla y León are currently at 49.5%, holding 4,017 hm³ of water out of a total capacity of 8,120 hm³. In the latest weekly update the regional water reserve fell by 204 hm³. Compared with the same week of 2025: below (-9.7 points). Compared with the 10-year mean: above (+0.7 points). Among the best-supplied reservoirs is Rábanos, while Puente Porto is among the lowest levels. Here you can review the trend, the related basins and the detail of each reservoir in the region.

Reference levels

Previous week52.0 %-2.5 pts
Same week 202559.2 %-9.7 pts
10-year mean48.7 %+0.7 pts

Reservoirs by province

Ávila·3 reservoirs·47.7% full
Burgos·3 reservoirs·55.5% full
Soria·3 reservoirs·53.6% full
Valladolid·1 reservoirs·100.0% full
Reservoir / basinCapacityStored waterCurrent levelWeekly change
San JoséDuero6 hm³6 hm³100.0 %0 hm³

Data: MITECO · AEMET