Water draw
5.74 m³/s
Real-time conditions and historical storage trends
Source: Water Resources Agency Reservoir Conditions and Daily Reservoir Operations datasets
甲仙攔河堰
A diversion weir with minimal storage, dedicated to transferring surplus wet-season river flow to Nanhua Reservoir.
Run-of-river facility · Primarily raises river level for diversion/water supply without storage ratio monitoring
Current water level for 甲仙攔河堰 is at 246.03 m.; inflow (7.8 m³/s) exceeds outflow (2 m³/s), resulting in net storage gain. Primary water supply covers Diverted to Nanhua Reservoir (Tainan) and local agricultural irrigation.
甲仙攔河堰 (ID: 31002) is an official Run-of-river Weir situated in the Qishan River, Gaoping River System, operated and managed by Southern Region Water Resources Branch, WRA. In operation since 1999, this facility serves as a vital strategic pillar in Taiwan's regional water grid and flood mitigation network.
Current real-time water level elevation stands at 246.03 meters. Hydraulic flow metrics record an inflow of 7.8 m³/s against an outflow of 2 m³/s (net flow: +5.74 m³/s), indicating active reservoir refilling.
Primary functional purposes include Cross-basin Diversion to Nanhua Reservoir, Downstream Irrigation, with key regional supply coverage extending across Diverted to Nanhua Reservoir (Tainan) and local agricultural irrigation.
Water draw
5.74 m³/s
Water level
246.03 m
— 0.0 m (vs Yesterday)Inflow
7.76 m³/s
▼ -0.01 m³/s (1 hr)Total outflow
2.02 m³/s
— 0.0 m³/s (1 hr)Catchment rainfall
0 mm
甲仙攔河堰 · Real-time hydrological balance and storage dispatch analysis
Real-time telemetry for spillways, drainage tunnels, desilting tunnels, and power outlets.
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A diversion weir with minimal storage, dedicated to transferring surplus wet-season river flow to Nanhua Reservoir.