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 951975 of 1,065

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Vulcan Quarry Dam

Jefferson County

162000SignificantPoor
Wagner & Lamb Oil Field Dam

Estill County

381950LowNot Rated
Walker Construction Dam

Menifee County

421967HighPoor
Walker Dam

Webster County

181940LowFair
Wallace Farm Lake Dam

Boone County

271959LowNot Rated
Wallitsch Dam

Spencer County

271968HighPoor
Walnut Hall Stud Lake

Scott County

271969LowFair
Walnut Hill Dam

Fayette County

191950LowPoor
Walnut Meadow Dam

Madison County

251966SignificantUnsatisfactory
Walter Smith Lake Dam

Larue County

201973SignificantPoor
Walter Stennett Lake Dam

Breckinridge County

231975LowNot Rated
Walton Reservoir (Boone) Dam

Boone County

221940LowPoor
Walton Reservoir(Kenton) Dam

Kenton County

391955LowNot Rated
Waterstone Park Dam

Jefferson County

322005SignificantFair
Watson Lake Dam

Webster County

271936LowFair
Waverly Park Dam

Jefferson County

221969SignificantFair
Wayne Sacks Lake Dam

Hancock County

281973LowNot Rated
Wb Graves Estate Dam

Carlisle County

241955LowPoor
Wb Kemper Lake Dam

Henry County

211964LowNot Rated
Wellington Park Dam

Fayette County

182000HighSatisfactory
Western Kentucky Poultry Lake Dam No 1

Muhlenberg County

171967LowNot Rated
West Fork Clarks River FRS 22

Graves County

221967SignificantPoor
West Fork Clarks River FRS No 10

Graves County

261963LowFair
West Fork Clarks River FRS No 13a

Marshall County

301968LowFair
West Fork Clarks River FRS No 20

Graves County

221963HighPoor
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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.