Catalonia's internal basins store 78.37% of their capacity

Catalonia's internal basins accumulated 78.37% of their capacity on October 30, with over 531 hm³ stored. The Ter-Llobregat system includes the reservoirs that are most significant for supply.

According to El Periódico, the internal basins of Catalonia had 531,451 hm³ of water stored on October 30, which represents 78.37% of a total capacity of 678,07 hm³. These figures are from the last day with available data, as the daily consultation is updated with a one-day delay.

The data comes from the Agència Catalana de l'Aigua (ACA), the agency that manages information on volumes, percentages, and the evolution of reserves. The overall figure serves as a reference, but each reservoir has its own reality, so it is advisable to look at the details.

The Ter-Llobregat system is one of the major supply networks in the country and serves a significant part of the population of Barcelona and Girona, as well as other municipalities. It consists of five main reservoirs: Sau (Vilanova de Sau, Osona), Susqueda (Osor, La Selva), la Baells (Cercs, Berguedà), la Llosa del Cavall (Navès, Solsonès) and Sant Ponç (Clariana de Cardener, Solsonès).

For the local community, the level of these reservoirs indicates the reliability of supply in the coming months. Those who wish to follow the evolution can check the updated data on the Agència Catalana de l'Aigua website, where the occupied percentage and available volume of each reservoir are displayed.