Lake Maloya

Lake Maloya held 3,704 acre-feet on Nov 4, 2026. It has no capacity figure we can check, so we show acre-feet only.

A municipal water supply reservoir. On Chicorica Creek. Canadian basin.

3,704acre-feet held, Nov 4, 2026
Up 219acre-feet over 30 days
3,667acre-feet a year ago

For these reservoirs the only capacity figure is the owner's own estimate of normal storage, which has not been corrected for sediment and was not checked against the operator's measurements. We show how much water they hold, in acre-feet, and no percent.

Last 365 days

Water held, in acre-feet.

01,0002,0003,0004,000acre-feet2026MarMayJulSepNov

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Year by year

The most, average and least water held in each calendar year, in acre-feet. The latest year is partial.

  • Most
  • Average
  • Least
01,0002,0003,0004,000acre-feet1990200020102020

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Readings are what the operating agencies report; we have not audited the latest values. Reclamation labels its data "provisional and subject to revision unless otherwise noted."

Year-by-year table, with how well capacity is known
Highest, average and lowest storage by year
YearDaysMost (acre-feet)AverageLeastCapacity figure
20263083,7043,5843,389Owner-reported normal storage
20253653,7463,6763,629Owner-reported normal storage
20243663,7203,5733,307Owner-reported normal storage
20233653,7363,5223,327Owner-reported normal storage
20223653,6803,4683,304Owner-reported normal storage
20213653,7563,4393,114Owner-reported normal storage
20203663,4923,2593,044Owner-reported normal storage
20193653,7543,4523,062Owner-reported normal storage
20183653,6723,3212,945Owner-reported normal storage
20173613,8383,6203,348Owner-reported normal storage
20163503,7523,6183,349Owner-reported normal storage
20153653,8563,6243,280Owner-reported normal storage
20143653,5483,3393,165Owner-reported normal storage
20133653,3763,2553,055Owner-reported normal storage
20123663,7573,3623,066Owner-reported normal storage
20113653,3383,2533,100Owner-reported normal storage
20103653,9493,5333,341Owner-reported normal storage
20093653,7553,6063,395Owner-reported normal storage
20083663,7343,5993,376Owner-reported normal storage
20073653,7553,6433,499Owner-reported normal storage
20063653,6913,5313,347Owner-reported normal storage
20053653,8703,7113,661Owner-reported normal storage
20043663,7563,5743,360Owner-reported normal storage
20033653,8183,5043,263Owner-reported normal storage
20023653,3403,2453,140Owner-reported normal storage
20013653,7203,3933,240Owner-reported normal storage
20003663,7503,4963,200Owner-reported normal storage
19993653,8203,5593,240Owner-reported normal storage
19983653,7903,5553,250Owner-reported normal storage
19973653,7903,6073,320Owner-reported normal storage
19963663,7303,5563,320Owner-reported normal storage
19953653,9303,6023,210Owner-reported normal storage
19943653,7703,4843,160Owner-reported normal storage
19933653,8203,6823,580Owner-reported normal storage
19923663,7503,4002,430Owner-reported normal storage
19913652,5302,3292,220Owner-reported normal storage
19903653,7002,8002,260Owner-reported normal storage
19893653,7003,3392,830Owner-reported normal storage
19883663,8303,6243,510Owner-reported normal storage
1987923,5303,4693,430Owner-reported normal storage

About this reservoir

The City of Raton's water-supply reservoir, in Sugarite Canyon State Park. Built in 1914.

How to use these numbers

  • Raton's supply. A direct read on a small city's surface water security.

Read before quoting a number

  • No operator capacity table is available; percentages use the owner-reported normal storage.

The dam

Facts about the dam, from the National Inventory of Dams
DamLake Maloya Dam
OwnerCity of Raton (Local Government)
TypeEarth
Purposes, per the dam registryWater Supply
Completed1914
Height110 feet
Hazard classHigh
Registry capacity5,030 acre-feet at most, 3,690 normal. Owner-reported and not corrected for sediment.

National Inventory of Dams, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

How capacity is known

The only capacity figure is the owner-reported normal storage, 3,690 acre-feet. National Inventory of Dams normal storage (owner-reported, not sediment-corrected) Because it is not an operator's measured table, we show water held in acre-feet and no percent.

Rivers

Data and sources

Record from 1987 (40 years with readings), through Nov 4, 2026. Where several agencies report the same reservoir, we take each day's value from the first in this list that has one:

  • U.S. Geological Survey NWIS: 14,260 days

Year by year (CSV) ยท Last 365 days (CSV)

Credit: U.S. Geological Survey NWIS; National Inventory of Dams (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers). Capacity analysis by New Mexico Water. Data accessed November 4, 2026.