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Water Report — July 2026

By Nero Team

The Cyprus reservoir system stands at 74.0% of total capacity as of July 2026, with 18463.0 MCM stored out of a combined 24949.0 MCM across all 17 major dams.

Overall system status: healthy.

Dam-by-dam breakdown

  • Alange: 52.8% (450.0 / 852.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Buendia: 53.7% (915.0 / 1705.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Garcia de Sola: 54.0% (299.0 / 554.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Valdecanas: 57.7% (834.0 / 1446.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Gabriel y Galan: 57.7% (526.0 / 911.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Negratin: 63.0% (360.0 / 571.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Entrepenas: 67.0% (545.0 / 813.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Riano: 67.9% (435.0 / 641.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Ricobayo: 69.9% (800.0 / 1145.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Orellana: 70.8% (572.0 / 808.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Canelles: 72.2% (490.0 / 679.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Alcantara: 78.2% (2470.0 / 3160.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Mequinenza: 78.3% (1075.0 / 1373.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Embalse del Ebro: 78.4% (424.0 / 541.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Almendra: 80.0% (2119.0 / 2649.0 MCM) — healthy
  • La Brena II: 81.4% (670.0 / 823.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Iznajar: 83.2% (765.0 / 920.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Cijara: 86.9% (1308.0 / 1505.0 MCM) — healthy
  • Andevalo: 87.8% (557.0 / 634.0 MCM) — healthy
  • La Serena: 88.5% (2849.0 / 3219.0 MCM) — healthy

What this means

For detailed historical trends, visit individual dam pages above or the main dashboard.

Data sourced from the Water Development Department of Cyprus. Updated every 6 hours.

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Nero Team

Writing about Cyprus water infrastructure, dam levels, and drought trends. Data sourced from the Water Development Department of Cyprus. Learn more about Nero.