Water Levels in Ankara's Dams Have Increased by 108 Percent Compared to Last Year.
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According to data from the Ankara Water and Sewerage Administration (ASKİ), the water level in the dams supplying the city with a capacity of 1 billion 454 million 666 thousand cubic meters was 279 million 967 thousand cubic meters, or 19.25 percent, on September 10, 2025. The risk of drought...
According to data from the Ankara Water and Sewerage Administration (ASKİ), the total water level in the dams supplying water to the capital has doubled compared to the same period last year, reaching 40.13 percent.
In Ankara, where dams faced water shortages last year, water levels have more than doubled in a year, reaching 40.13%. According to ASKİ's data from September 10th, the total amount of water has reached 583.7 million cubic meters, and the actively usable water has increased approximately fivefold to 432 million cubic meters.
The water level in the dams supplying water to the city has nearly doubled compared to the same period last year, reaching 40.13 percent, while the active water level has increased by approximately five times. Last year, the amount of water that flowed into the dams from January to September was 155 million 654 thousand 965 cubic meters, while this year, it was measured as 750 million 57 thousand 902 cubic meters during the same period.
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