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Dam · Western Cape · South Africa · DWS

Ernest Robertson Dam

100.4% full

Total capacity

0.41 Mm³

River

Groot Brak River

Basin

Unknown

Primary use

water supply

Operator

DWS South Africa

Coordinates

-33.902°S, 22.174°E

Last updated

2026-08-31

Data older than 14 days — last reading 2026-08-31. Shown for reference; it may not reflect current levels.

Current fill

100.4%
Full

vs 7 days ago

0.0%

stable

vs 1 year ago

N/A

7-day trend

stable

Weekly storage

Fill history — multi-year

About this dam

Data source

official

Storage data: Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) Weekly State of Dams report, South Africa.

Catchment Weather

Past 30 days + 14-day forecast · Open-Meteo

About Ernest Robertson Dam

As of August 31, 2026, Ernest Robertson Dam is filled to 100.4% of its total capacity, holding roughly 0 Mm³ of water out of a maximum 0 Mm³. At this level the reservoir is effectively full.

Over the most recent week on record the fill level has held broadly steady (+0.0 pts).

Across the readings we hold for Ernest Robertson Dam — 14 data points between May 31, 2026 and August 31, 2026 — the level has ranged from a low of 100.0% (May 31, 2026) to a high of 101.0% (June 22, 2026).

It is operated by DWS South Africa primarily for water supply. It lies within the Unknown basin at 33.902°S, 22.174°E.

Key facts

Current fill level
100.4%
Water stored
0 Mm³
Total capacity
0 Mm³
7-day change
No change
Primary use
Water supply
River
Groot Brak River
River basin
Unknown
Operator
DWS South Africa
Coordinates
33.902°S, 22.174°E
Last updated
August 31, 2026

Recent readings

DateFill levelVolume (Mm³)
31 Aug 2026100.4%0
24 Aug 2026100.4%0
17 Aug 2026100.4%0
10 Aug 2026100.4%0
3 Aug 2026100.4%0
27 Jul 2026100.4%0
29 Jun 2026101.0%0
22 Jun 2026101.0%0
16 Jun 2026100.0%1
9 Jun 2026100.0%1
8 Jun 2026100.0%1
7 Jun 2026100.0%1

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See also: South Africa dam levels, explained — how the DWS Weekly State of Dams report becomes the national and provincial figures.

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