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 426450 of 1,291

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Granite Lake Dam

Worcester County

181924SignificantSatisfactory
Granville Reservoir Dam

Hampden County

851930HighSatisfactory
Graves Pond Dam

Worcester County

71970SignificantSatisfactory
Great Pond Dam

Norfolk County

101945HighFair
Great Pond Upper Reservoir Dam

Norfolk County

181942HighFair
Great River Wall (Grw)

Middlesex County

381848LowSatisfactory
Great Stone

Essex County

381848LowSatisfactory
Greenes Pond Dam

Worcester County

131925SignificantPoor
Greenfield Electric Light & Power Dam

Franklin County

21SignificantFair
Green Hill Pond Dam

Worcester County

251850HighSatisfactory
Greenville Pond Dam

Worcester County

221912HighFair
Greenwater Pond Dam

Berkshire County

181944SignificantFair
Greenwood Lake Dam

Bristol County

181854HighSatisfactory
Greenwood Pond Dam

Worcester County

8SignificantSatisfactory
Greylock Greenhouse Dam

Berkshire County

7SignificantFair
Grist Mill Dam

Middlesex County

10LowPoor
Grist Mill Pond Dam

Middlesex County

181800LowFair
Griswold Lower Pond Dam

Essex County

121983SignificantFair
Griswold Pond Dam

Essex County

121918SignificantFair
Hackett'S Pond Dam

Plymouth County

12SignificantSatisfactory
Hager Pond Dam

Middlesex County

131710HighUnsatisfactory
Hales Pond Dam

Norfolk County

20LowPoor
Hallockville Pond Dam

Franklin County

15SignificantFair
Hamilton Reservoir Dam

Hampden County

17HighFair
Hammershop Pond Dam

Norfolk County

13SignificantSatisfactory
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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.