Water draw
N/A
Real-time conditions and historical storage trends
Source: Water Resources Agency Reservoir Conditions and Daily Reservoir Operations datasets
石岡壩
Run-of-river control weir: regulates daily intake directly from upstream Dajia River cascade releases.
Effective capacity: 120.2 10k m³ (Desilting & flood regulation) · Run-of-river facility · Primarily raises river level for diversion/water supply without storage ratio monitoring
Current water storage for 石岡壩 is at 58.5% with a water level elevation of 273.53 m. Storage is up 0.3% compared to yesterday at the same time (rising 0.3% in the past hour). Primary water supply covers Greater Taichung Metropolitan Area via Fengyuan Water Treatment Plant.
石岡壩 (ID: 20202) is an official Run-of-river Weir situated in the Dajia River System, operated and managed by Central Region Water Resources Branch, WRA. In operation since 1977, 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 70.3 (10k m³), with a storage ratio of 58.5% and a real-time water level elevation of 273.53 meters.
Primary functional purposes include Taichung Metropolitan Water & Irrigation Intake, with key regional supply coverage extending across Greater Taichung Metropolitan Area via Fengyuan Water Treatment Plant.
Water draw
N/A
Water level
273.53 m
▲ +0.01 m (vs Yesterday)Inflow
40.15 m³/s
▲ +1.74 m³/s (1 hr)Total outflow
N/A
Catchment rainfall
0 mm
石岡壩 · Real-time hydrological balance and storage dispatch analysis
Real-time telemetry for spillways, drainage tunnels, desilting tunnels, and power outlets.
Historical telemetry trends for inflow, outflow discharge, and live water level elevation.
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Run-of-river control weir: regulates daily intake directly from upstream Dajia River cascade releases.