Lake Kinneret Water Level – Live & Historical Data
We display the current water level, daily changes, and long-term trends – all visualized in a clear and accessible format.
Live Water Level
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
Historical Data
| Date | Water Level (m) | Diff. from previous |
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Water Level Trend
FAQ
What is the current water level of Lake Kinneret?
We update this page daily with data from Israel's open data portal. Scroll up to see today's measurement.
What is considered a "full" water level?
The full level of Lake Kinneret is 208.80 meters below sea level. Once this level is reached, excess water is typically diverted to prevent flooding.
What happens if the level gets too low?
When the water drops below 213 meters, the ecosystem begins to suffer from high salinity, shoreline damage, and reduced drinking water quality.
Where does the data come from?
All measurements are pulled directly from data.gov.il, Israel's official open government data platform, specifically from the Water Authority's dataset.
How often is the data updated?
Data is updated daily, typically in the morning based on the previous day's readings.
FAQ & Education
Why is Kinneret's water level important?
The Kinneret is Israel's largest freshwater reservoir. Its level affects drinking water, agriculture, and the ecosystem.
What happens if it's too low/high?
Too low: risk of salinization, ecological damage, water shortages. Too high: risk of flooding, infrastructure stress.
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