Massachusetts Dams

1,291 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

1,291

High Hazard

319

24.7%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

336

Average Age

112 yrs

Hazard Classification

High319 (24.7%)
Significant616 (47.7%)
Low356 (27.6%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory441 (34.2%)
Fair464 (35.9%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory336 (26.0%)
Not Rated50 (3.9%)

Federal

15

State

211

Local

585

Private

451

All Dams in Massachusetts

Showing 526550 of 1,291

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Mount Holyoke College Upper Pond Dam

Hampshire County

20HighFair
Mount Holyoke College Lower Pond Dam

Hampshire County

241936HighFair
Mountain Street Reservoir Dikes

Hampshire County

301905LowPoor
Mountain Street Reservoir Dam

Hampshire County

331902HighFair
Mountain Lake Dam

Hampden County

321923HighSatisfactory
Moulton Pond Dam

Worcester County

16HighUnsatisfactory
Mother Brook Diversion At Charles River

Norfolk County

161959SignificantSatisfactory
Mossy Pond Dike

Worcester County

101847SignificantPoor
Mossy Pond Dam

Worcester County

181876SignificantPoor
Morses Pond Dam

Norfolk County

12SignificantSatisfactory
Morse Reservoir Dam

Worcester County

25SignificantSatisfactory
Morse Pond Dam

Worcester County

9LowPoor
Morse Pond Dam

Bristol County

91920HighPoor
Morse Pond Dam

Worcester County

9LowPoor
Morley Swamp Dam

Berkshire County

91948LowSatisfactory
Morey'S Bridge Dam

Bristol County

131832HighSatisfactory
Moose Hill Reservoir Dam

Worcester County

711980HighSatisfactory
Moores Pond Dam

Franklin County

82010LowFair
Moody Street Dam

Middlesex County

221847HighFair
Monument Pond Dam

Bristol County

10HighUnsatisfactory
Mirror Lake Dike

Norfolk County

11SignificantPoor
Mirror Lake Dam

Worcester County

151913SignificantSatisfactory
Mirror Lake Dam

Norfolk County

6SignificantFair
Minott Pond Dam

Worcester County

7SignificantUnsatisfactory
Millvale Reservoir Dam

Essex County

181898HighFair
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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.