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Lake Kinneret Water Level – Live & Historical Data

Stay informed with real-time data from Israel's official government sources. This page provides the most up-to-date and historical water levels of Lake Kinneret (also known as the Sea of Galilee), Israel's largest freshwater reservoir.
We display the current water level, daily changes, and long-term trends – all visualized in a clear and accessible format.

Live Water Level

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Why Lake Kinneret's Water Level Matters

  • Assessing drought and flood risks
  • Planning water supply and irrigation
  • Protecting aquatic life and shoreline ecosystems
  • Ensuring national water security
The "Upper Red Line" (208.8 meters) marks full capacity, while drops below the "Lower Red Line" (213 meters) indicate a dangerously low level that could damage the lake's ecological stability.

Historical Trend Chart

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Historical Data Table

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the "Red Line" for Lake Kinneret?

The Lower Red Line (−213.00 meters) is the minimum operational level set by the Israel Water Authority. If the lake drops below this, it becomes ecologically risky and pumping becomes difficult.

How often is the data updated?

Water level data is typically measured daily by the Israel Water Authority and updated on this page as new official data becomes available.

Why does the water level fluctuate?

The lake's water level changes due to seasonal rainfall, evaporation, water consumption, and releases to downstream areas. Winter rains generally raise the level, while summer heat and usage lower it.

Where does this data come from?

All data comes from official Israeli government sources, primarily the Israel Water Authority, ensuring accuracy and reliability.