Water Levels Have Risen in Sapanca Lake.
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Following the heavy rainfall, the water level in Sapanca Lake reached its highest level in the last two years. The lake, which made headlines last year due to boats running aground, saw its water level reach 30.56 meters. It was stated that the rainfall provided the city with a 4-5 month supply of drinking water.
In Lake Sapanca, where the water level drops in the summer season in Sakarya, the areas where the waters were previously withdrawn were partially filled after rainfall. 20.10.2026, Sputnik Turkey
In Sakarya, where the water level in Sapanca Lake drops during the summer months, areas that had previously receded have partially filled up following recent rainfall.
The water level in Sapanca Lake, which has been in the news due to the threat of drying up and water stress, has risen thanks to recent rainfall. According to SASKİ (Sakarya Water and Sewerage Administration), the lake level, which was 29.87 meters on October 1st, increased by 64 centimeters in approximately three weeks, reaching 30.51 meters. Approximately 32 million cubic meters of water were added to the lake, a quantity said to correspond to…
With the rainfall in October, the water level of Sapanca Lake reached 30.51 meters. SASKİ announced that approximately 32 million cubic meters of water were added to the lake in about three weeks, and that the rainfall was sufficient to meet Sakarya's drinking water needs for 4.5 months.
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