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Lake Allatoona

Metro Atlanta's spotted-bass proving ground — deep brush, blueback herring, suspended fish.

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Water report·near CartersvilleSep 27
837.14ftNormal

surface elevation

Near normal for late September, and dropping this week. Above 60% of past September 27s on record.

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Lake Allatoona water level right now

837.14 ft measured near Cartersville, 5.8 miles from the center of this water, read at 10:15 AM on Sep 27. That is in the 60th percentile for September 27 across 21 years of record. The median for this date is 836.44 ft, and the lowest tenth of years on record sat under 832.78 ft. Last read 2h ago.

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About this gauge

Readings come from USGS monitoring location 02393500, ALLATOONA LAKE NEAR CARTERSVILLE, GA, 5.8 miles from the center of Lake Allatoona. It reports reservoir elevation. Values refresh every 30 minutes and are provisional until the agency reviews them. Readings describe the reservoir at the gauge; a shallow arm miles upstream will not match them.

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