Maryland Dams

425 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

425

High Hazard

107

25.2%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

92

Average Age

60 yrs

Hazard Classification

High107 (25.2%)
Significant136 (32.0%)
Low181 (42.6%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory127 (29.9%)
Fair143 (33.6%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory92 (21.6%)
Not Rated63 (14.8%)

Federal

14

State

45

Local

166

Private

192

All Dams in Maryland

Showing 2650 of 143

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Cloppers Mill West Pond F (Cricket Hill Drive)

Montgomery County

261996SignificantFair
Columbia Gateway Dam

Howard County

361972HighFair
Cosca Regional Park Dam

Prince George's County

281970HighFair
Cove Point Lng Main Dam

Calvert County

781974SignificantFair
Cove Point Lng Secondary Dam

Calvert County

381974SignificantFair
Cranberry Branch Dam

Carroll County

321957SignificantFair
Daniels Dam

Baltimore County

271833LowFair
Deep Creek Dam

Garrett County

851925HighFair
Eden Mill Dam

Harford County

181917SignificantFair
Elgin Farm Pond

Kent County

141965LowFair
Emmitsburg Dam

Frederick County

301950HighFair
Fairfield East Dam

Montgomery County

182004HighFair
Fedex Field Pond No. 1

Prince George's County

351997HighFair
Ferry Landing Woods Pond

Calvert County

221981LowFair
Foreman Branch Dam

Queen Anne's County

71955LowFair
Gateway Village Pond

Howard County

191988SignificantFair
Gbmc Pond

Baltimore County

131993SignificantFair
Glen Elyn Lower Dam (Forest Glen Drive)

Harford County

221975SignificantFair
Glen Elyn Upper Dam

Harford County

191975SignificantFair
Greenspring Quarry Dam

Baltimore County

162007SignificantFair
Hagerstown Municipal Pwr Plant Dam

Washington County

101950LowFair
Heritage Harbour (Mastline Drive)

Anne Arundel County

341974LowFair
Holton Pond Dam

St. Mary's County

131958LowFair
Hunting Creek Dam

Frederick County

791969HighFair
Indian Creek Site 2

Prince George's County

221983HighFair
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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.