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Maharashtra
Reservoirs
35
Total capacity
24.1 km³
Avg fill
85.1%
Critical
1
Low level
1
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Reservoirs
Sorted by capacityBhima Ujjaini
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Jayakwadi (Nathsagar)
Godavari · Godavari
Koyana
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Girna
Girna · Godavari
Isapur
Penganga · Godavari
Bhatsa
Bhatsa · West Flowing
Yeldari
Purna · Godavari
Pench (Totladoh)
Pench · Godavari
Bhatghar
—
Dudhganga
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Mula
Mula · Krishna
Upper Wardha
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Mulshi
Mula · Krishna
Nira Deoghar
Nira · Krishna
Upper Vaitarna
Vaitarna · West Flowing
Majalgaon Dam
Sindphana · Godavari
Tillari
—
Dhom
Krishna · Krishna
Dimbhe Dam
—
Thokarwadi
—
Barvi Dam
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Darna
Darna · Godavari
Bhandardara (Wilson Dam)
Pravara · Godavari
Panshet
Ambi · Krishna
Manikdoh
—
Surya
—
Urmodi
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Kanher
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Veer Dam
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Upper Tapi
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Manjara Dam
Manjara · Godavari
Waghur Dam
Waghur · Tapi
Bhama Askhed
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Chaskaman
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Khadakvasla
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About reservoirs in Maharashtra
As of September 10, 2026, the reservoirs we track across Maharashtra that report live levels hold roughly 20,481 hm³ of water — about 85.1% of their combined capacity. Taken together, Maharashtra's reservoirs are high.
Across the region, 1 reservoir is at critically low levels and 1 is low. Koyana is the fullest at 100.0%, while Manjara Dam is the lowest at 11.8%.
Over the most recent week on record, 5 reservoirs rose and 3 reservoirs fell across Maharashtra.
Storage figures for Maharashtra come from CWC; the most recent reading is from September 10, 2026. Each reservoir below links to its own page with full history and seasonal context.
Maharashtra at a glance
- Reservoirs tracked
- 35
- Average fill
- 85.1%
- Water stored
- 20,481 hm³
- Combined capacity
- 24,078 hm³
- At critically low levels
- 1
- Fullest
- Koyana (100.0%)
- Lowest
- Manjara Dam (11.8%)
- Last updated
- September 10, 2026