System Status
Nero
Portugal — dam levels — latest data & analysis
of total capacity
Stored
9745.1 MCM
Total Capacity
10770.9 MCM
Last Updated
2026-06-23
System Capacity
All 20 Dams
Alqueva
Alqueva
Stored: 3874.00 MCM
Capacity: 4150.0 MCM
Baixo Sabor
Baixo Sabor
Stored: 1062.00 MCM
Capacity: 1095.0 MCM
Castelo de Bode
Castelo de Bode
Stored: 994.00 MCM
Capacity: 1095.0 MCM
Cabril
Cabril
Stored: 653.00 MCM
Capacity: 720.0 MCM
Alto Rabagao
Alto Rabagão
Stored: 512.00 MCM
Capacity: 568.7 MCM
Santa Clara
Santa Clara
Stored: 475.37 MCM
Capacity: 485.0 MCM
Aguieira
Aguieira
Stored: 411.00 MCM
Capacity: 423.0 MCM
Alto Lindoso
Alto Lindoso
Stored: 292.00 MCM
Capacity: 379.0 MCM
Maranhao
Maranhão
Stored: 11.38 MCM
Capacity: 205.4 MCM
Caia
Caia
Stored: 174.73 MCM
Capacity: 203.0 MCM
Paradela
Paradela
Stored: 122.00 MCM
Capacity: 164.4 MCM
Montargil
Montargil
Stored: 159.18 MCM
Capacity: 164.3 MCM
Canicada
Caniçada
Stored: 140.00 MCM
Capacity: 159.3 MCM
Odelouca
Odelouca
Stored: 137.23 MCM
Capacity: 157.0 MCM
Carrapatelo
Carrapatelo
Stored: 130.00 MCM
Capacity: 150.2 MCM
Ribeiradio
Ribeiradio
Stored: 133.00 MCM
Capacity: 136.4 MCM
Alvito
Alvito
Stored: 128.99 MCM
Capacity: 132.5 MCM
Odeleite
Odeleite
Stored: 123.20 MCM
Capacity: 130.0 MCM
Bemposta
Bemposta
Stored: 121.00 MCM
Capacity: 128.8 MCM
Torrao
Torrão
Stored: 91.00 MCM
Capacity: 123.9 MCM
How to Read This Dashboard
This dashboard tracks reservoir fill levels across Portugal. Each card shows a dam's current water storage as a percentage of its total capacity. The system checks for new data every six hours — some upstream sources update daily, others weekly or monthly.
What the Numbers Mean
Percentage represents how full a reservoir is relative to its maximum design capacity. MCM (Million Cubic Metres) is the standard unit for measuring reservoir volumes. Below 20% capacity, evaporation losses accelerate, water quality degrades as sediment concentrates, and extraction becomes physically harder as water levels drop below outlet pipes.
Severity Indicators
Dams are colour-coded by fill level: red (critical) means below 20% of capacity, amber (warning) indicates 20–40%, and green (healthy) means above 40%. Click any dam card to explore its full history and year-on-year comparisons.