Idaho Dams

395 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

395

High Hazard

97

24.6%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

42

Average Age

76 yrs

Hazard Classification

High97 (24.6%)
Significant141 (35.7%)
Low156 (39.5%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory76 (19.2%)
Fair248 (62.8%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory42 (10.6%)
Not Rated29 (7.3%)

Federal

33

State

14

Local

18

Private

325

Poor Condition Dams

All Dams in Idaho

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Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Post Falls Earth Dike

Kootenai County

161990HighSatisfactory
Post Falls South Channel

Kootenai County

251906HighSatisfactory
Ravenscroft Diversion

Gooding County

101983LowSatisfactory
Rhead Ranch

Elmore County

341974LowSatisfactory
Rundell

Idaho County

191975SignificantSatisfactory
Salmon Falls Creek

Twin Falls County

131956LowSatisfactory
Shoshone Falls Dam 1

Jerome County

161907LowSatisfactory
Shoshone Falls Dam 2

Jerome County

161907LowSatisfactory
Shoshone Falls Dam 3

Jerome County

151907LowSatisfactory
Shoshone Falls Dam 4

Twin Falls County

181907LowSatisfactory
Simplot Decant Pond

Power County

212009LowSatisfactory
Slack

Owyhee County

201916LowSatisfactory
Smoky Canyon No 2

Caribou County

1081992SignificantSatisfactory
Stewart Gulch Main Fork

Ada County

761998SignificantSatisfactory
Stewart Gulch North Fork

Ada County

381997SignificantSatisfactory
Swan Falls

Ada County

881901HighSatisfactory
Thompson Srd

Custer County

771982SignificantSatisfactory
Twin Falls

Jerome County

191935LowSatisfactory
Twin Lakes South

Franklin County

361920HighSatisfactory
Upper Diversion Dam #1

Bonneville County

231982LowSatisfactory
Upper Diversion Dam #2

Bonneville County

331982LowSatisfactory
Upper Salmon Falls A-Plant Diversion Dam

Twin Falls County

91937LowSatisfactory
Upper Salmon Falls A-Plant & Forebay

Twin Falls County

851937LowSatisfactory
Upper Salmon Falls B-Plant Forebay

Twin Falls County

731947LowSatisfactory
W-Drain

Gooding County

172008SignificantSatisfactory
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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.