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 551575 of 1,291

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Kings Pond Dam

Bristol County

131871SignificantPoor
Kittredge Dam

Worcester County

271964SignificantSatisfactory
Knights Pond Dam

Hampshire County

191900SignificantFair
Knightville Dam

Hampshire County

1501941HighNot Available
Lackey Pond Dam

Worcester County

162000SignificantSatisfactory
Lac Marie Dam

Worcester County

13SignificantSatisfactory
Lake Boon Dam

Middlesex County

101847SignificantPoor
Lake Bray Dam

Hampden County

13SignificantFair
Lake Cochichewick Outlet Dam

Essex County

131865HighFair
Lake Cochituate Dam and Gate House

Middlesex County

141920HighSatisfactory
Lake Como Dam

Bristol County

13SignificantFair
Lake Ellis Dam

Worcester County

131852SignificantFair
Lake Gardner Dam

Essex County

251872HighSatisfactory
Lake Garfield Dam

Berkshire County

201973HighSatisfactory
Lake George Dam

Hampden County

11SignificantFair
Lake Hiawatha Dam

Worcester County

102007SignificantSatisfactory
Lake Holbrook Dam

Norfolk County

101920SignificantPoor
Lake Lashaway Dam

Worcester County

231926SignificantFair
Lake Maspenock Dam

Worcester County

181901HighFair
Lake Mattawa North Dam

Franklin County

151893SignificantPoor
Lake Mattawa South Dam

Franklin County

101893SignificantPoor
Lake Mirimichi Dam

Norfolk County

111925SignificantFair
Lake Monomonac Dam

Worcester County

16HighFair
Lake Noquochoke Upper Dam

Bristol County

11LowPoor
Lake Noquochoke Upper Dike

Bristol County

8LowPoor
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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.