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Reservoirs in Castilla y León

43 reservoirs monitored

Reservoirs
43
Provinces
Ávila, Zamora, Palencia, Salamanca, Burgos, León, Segovia, Soria, Valladolid
Basins
Tajo, Duero, Miño - Sil, Ebro, Cantábrico Oriental
Largest
Almendra

47.0%

Current level

3,814 hm³

Stored water

8,120 hm³

Total capacity

-104 hm³

Weekly change

Weekly summary

The reservoirs of Castilla y León are currently at 47.0%, holding 3,814 hm³ of water out of a total capacity of 8,120 hm³. In the latest weekly update the regional water reserve fell by 104 hm³.

Compared with the same week of 2025: below (-8.5 points). Compared with the 10-year mean: below (-0.1 points).

Among the best-supplied reservoirs is San José, while Vencías, Las is among the lowest levels.

References
ReferenceLevelDifference
Previous week48.3%-1.3 pts
Same week 202555.5%-8.5 pts
10-year mean47.0%-0.1 pts

Reservoirs by province

Ávila·3 reservoirs·46.6% full
Burgos·3 reservoirs·53.8% full
Soria·3 reservoirs·52.1% full
Valladolid·1 reservoirs·100.0% full
Reservoir / basinCapacityStored waterCurrent levelWeekly change
San JoséDuero6 hm³6 hm³100.0 %0 hm³

Data: MITECO · AEMET