Iowa Dams

4,124 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

4,124

High Hazard

91

2.2%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

25

Average Age

46 yrs

Hazard Classification

High91 (2.2%)
Significant274 (6.6%)
Low3,759 (91.1%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory259 (6.3%)
Fair81 (2.0%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory25 (0.6%)
Not Rated3,759 (91.1%)

Federal

25

State

141

Local

1,938

Private

2,014

All Dams in Iowa

Showing 20262050 of 3,759

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Lake Morris Wetland Dam Site 1

Lucas County

71998LowNot Rated
Lake Morris Erosion Control Site 8

Lucas County

211972LowNot Rated
Lake Morris Erosion Control Site 7

Lucas County

351972LowNot Rated
Lake Morris Erosion Control Site 5

Lucas County

311972LowNot Rated
Lake Morris Erosion Control Site 3

Lucas County

371972LowNot Rated
Lake Morris Erosion Control Site 2

Lucas County

251972LowNot Rated
Lake Morris Erosion Control Site 1

Lucas County

321972LowNot Rated
Lake Miami Sediment Contro Dam - South Site

Monroe County

262000LowNot Rated
Lake Miami Sediment Basin - Middle Site

Monroe County

332000LowNot Rated
Lake Maharry Dam

Taylor County

211969LowNot Rated
Lake Keomah Silt Dam

Mahaska County

251938LowNot Rated
Lake Icaria Sediment Detention Dam

Adams County

122004LowNot Rated
Lake Fin-Feather Dam

Cerro Gordo County

251972LowNot Rated
Lake Eleanor Dam

Dubuque County

281967LowNot Rated
Lake Canyada Dam

Scott County

171958LowFair
Lake Business Park Dam

Dickinson County

141995LowNot Rated
Lacey-Keosaqua Park Lake Dam

Van Buren County

471930LowSatisfactory
Lacey Dam

Crawford County

341968LowNot Rated
Lacey Dam

Ida County

281961LowNot Rated
Kuhn Dam

Guthrie County

81992LowNot Rated
Kuhlman Dam

Crawford County

371963LowNot Rated
Kuhl Dam

Union County

311997LowNot Rated
Krutsinger Dam

Lucas County

321996LowNot Rated
Kruse Dam

Calhoun County

341972LowNot Rated
Kruse Dam

Boone County

481956LowNot Rated
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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.