Kentucky Dams

1,065 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

1,065

High Hazard

270

25.4%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

275

Average Age

60 yrs

Hazard Classification

High270 (25.4%)
Significant148 (13.9%)
Low647 (60.8%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory107 (10.0%)
Fair211 (19.8%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory275 (25.8%)
Not Rated472 (44.3%)

Federal

66

State

74

Local

314

Private

611

All Dams in Kentucky

Showing 2650 of 270

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Turkeypen Branch Slurry Impoundment

Harlan County

425HighNot Available
Tom Wallace Lake Dam

Jefferson County

311950HighFair
Tom Hollow Refuse Disposal Facility

Floyd County

132HighNot Available
Taylorsville Dam

Spencer County

1621983HighNot Available
Taylor Fork Lake Dam

Madison County

761966HighPoor
Tank Pond Dam

Boyle County

291920HighUnsatisfactory
Sukey Branch Slurry Impoundment

Pike County

478HighNot Available
Stoney Fork Slurry Dam

Bell County

264HighNot Available
Stonecoal Branch Slurry Dam

Perry County

365HighNot Available
Stewart Creek FRS No 2

Hopkins County

321987HighPoor
Stewart Creek FRS No 1

Hopkins County

291985HighPoor
Spring Lake Dam

Hopkins County

251940HighFair
South Fork Beargrass Creek Dry Bed Dam

Jefferson County

601984HighPoor
Slurry Lake Iv

Union County

65HighNot Available
Slurry Lake 07i

Union County

69HighNot Available
Slurry Lake 04i

Union County

86HighNot Available
Slurry Impoundment 401

Breathitt County

280HighNot Available
Sidney Slurry Impoundment

Pike County

665HighNot Available
Shillito Park Dam

Fayette County

241999HighSatisfactory
Shaw Creek Detention Basin

Hardin County

222009HighSatisfactory
Sediment Dam

Perry County

100HighNot Available
Scotts Branch Slurry Impoundment

Pike County

305HighNot Available
Scenic Lake Dam

Henderson County

251950HighSatisfactory
Salt Lick Creek MPS 3

Bath County

491982HighPoor
Salt Lick Creek FRS No 5

Bath County

341973HighPoor
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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.