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Lake Travis Texas 680.02 ft
· 1.0 ft below full Lake Mead Nevada 1039.70 ft
· 179.9 ft below full Lake Powell Arizona 3519.90 ft
· 180.1 ft below full Lake Lanier Georgia 1066.42 ft
· 4.6 ft below full Lake Cumberland Kentucky 706.51 ft
· 16.5 ft below full Shasta Lake California 1000.46 ft
· 66.5 ft below full Lake of the Ozarks Missouri 659.00 ft
· 1.0 ft below full Table Rock Lake Missouri 915.22 ft
· 0.2 ft above full Lake Norman North Carolina 96.95 ft
· 3.0 ft below full Lake Texoma Texas 617.35 ft
· 0.4 ft above full Lake Tahoe California 6227.80 ft
· 1.3 ft below full Lake Havasu Arizona 448.28 ft
· 1.7 ft below full
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What "full pool" actually means
Conservation pool, flood pool, dead pool — the vocabulary trips everyone up, and it changes what "10 feet low" means for your weekend. The plain-language explainer settles it once.