Georgia Dams

5,386 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

5,386

High Hazard

524

9.7%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

231

Average Age

62 yrs

Hazard Classification

High524 (9.7%)
Significant11 (0.2%)
Low4,560 (84.7%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory247 (4.6%)
Fair67 (1.2%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory231 (4.3%)
Not Rated4,841 (89.9%)

Federal

57

State

396

Local

376

Private

4,504

All Dams in Georgia

Showing 2650 of 247

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Unicoi State Park Lake Dam

White County

751955HighSatisfactory
Tussahaw Reservoir Dam

Henry County

732007HighSatisfactory
Turner Hill Lake Dam

DeKalb County

311990HighSatisfactory
Tugalo

Habersham County

1551923HighSatisfactory
Town Creek WS Str # 1

Walker County

441978HighSatisfactory
Town Creek Reservoir Dam

Jones County

951993HighSatisfactory
Tobacco Road Wtp Dam

Richmond County

35HighSatisfactory
Tired Creek Reservoir Dam

Grady County

43HighSatisfactory
Timberlake Dam

Thomas County

231955HighSatisfactory
Taylor Mill Lake Dam

Taylor County

20HighSatisfactory
Tara Lake Dam

Appling County

261955HighSatisfactory
Tallulah Falls

Rabun County

1401913HighSatisfactory
Tallassee Shoals

Jackson County

481986LowSatisfactory
Sunnyside Lake Dam

Upson County

331952HighSatisfactory
Sugarloaf Lake Dam

Gwinnett County

34HighSatisfactory
Stone Mountain Park Lake Dam

DeKalb County

601961HighSatisfactory
Stone Lea Lake Dam

Newton County

311974HighSatisfactory
Still Branch Reservoir Dam

Pike County

88HighSatisfactory
Stewart Farm Pond Dam

Gordon County

25HighSatisfactory
Stevens Creek

Columbia County

481914HighSatisfactory
Sterling On The Lake Dam #1

Hall County

271955HighSatisfactory
Steeles Mill Reservoir Dam

Henry County

421980HighSatisfactory
Spivey Station Lake Dam

Clayton County

281966HighSatisfactory
Spivey Lake Dam

Henry County

471957HighSatisfactory
Southwire Lake Dam

Carroll County

191959HighSatisfactory
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Data sourced from the National Inventory of Dams (NID). Hazard classification reflects potential consequences of failure, not the likelihood of failure.