Effective storage
35.8 10k m³
▼ -1.1 10k m³ (vs Yesterday)Real-time conditions and historical storage trends
Source: Water Resources Agency Reservoir Conditions and Daily Reservoir Operations datasets
Effective storage: 35.8 10k m³ · Effective capacity: 39.6 10k m³
Current water storage for 西勢水庫 is at 90.5% with a water level elevation of 71.85 m. Storage is down 2.7% compared to yesterday at the same time (falling 2.7% in the past hour). Primary water supply covers Nuannuan, Qidu, and parts of Keelung City.
西勢水庫 (ID: 10203) is an official On-stream Reservoir situated in the Xishi Creek, Keelung River System, operated and managed by Taiwan Water Corporation 1st District Management Office. In operation since 1926, this facility serves as a vital strategic pillar in Taiwan's regional water grid and flood mitigation network.
According to the latest observation, its effective water storage is approximately 35.8 (10k m³), with a storage ratio of 90.5% and a real-time water level elevation of 71.85 meters.
Primary functional purposes include Keelung Municipal Water Supply, Water Catchment Conservation, with key regional supply coverage extending across Nuannuan, Qidu, and parts of Keelung City.
Effective storage
35.8 10k m³
▼ -1.1 10k m³ (vs Yesterday)Water level
71.85 m
▼ -0.13 m (vs Yesterday)Inflow
N/A
Total outflow
0 m³/s
— 0.0 m³/s (1 hr)Effective capacity
39.6 10k m³
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Total capacity is the total physical volume of the reservoir basin.
In contrast, effective storage refers to the usable volume available for public, agricultural, or power supply above dead storage and sediment levels.