Michigan Dams

1,020 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

1,020

High Hazard

146

14.3%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

94

Average Age

82 yrs

Hazard Classification

High146 (14.3%)
Significant149 (14.6%)
Low716 (70.2%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory510 (50.0%)
Fair157 (15.4%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory94 (9.2%)
Not Rated259 (25.4%)

Federal

61

State

162

Local

179

Private

564

Poor Condition Dams

All Dams in Michigan

Showing 5175 of 510

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Topski Dam

Barry County

141970LowSatisfactory
Tomahawk Creek Flooding Dam

Presque Isle County

251965LowSatisfactory
Tody Lake Dam

Lapeer County

151965LowSatisfactory
Tippy

Manistee County

821918HighSatisfactory
Tilden Recirculation Basin

Marquette County

1001973HighSatisfactory
Thunder Hole Dam

Clinton County

261966LowSatisfactory
Three Rivers

St. Joseph County

161917HighSatisfactory
Thread Lake Dam

Genesee County

91973SignificantSatisfactory
Thread Creek Impoundment Dam

Oakland County

71969LowSatisfactory
Thornton District Detention Basin

Oakland County

111985LowSatisfactory
Thompson's Pond Dam

Osceola County

151970LowSatisfactory
Tertiary Pond Dam

Midland County

15HighSatisfactory
Tau Beta Dam

Lapeer County

131927LowSatisfactory
Tanny Armstrong Dam

Chippewa County

161978LowSatisfactory
Taft Road Regional Detention Basin

Oakland County

111990LowSatisfactory
Susin Lake Dam

Oakland County

111945LowSatisfactory
Surrey Lake Dam

Clare County

161965HighSatisfactory
Superior Dam

Washtenaw County

351919HighSatisfactory
Sunset Lake Dam

Mecosta County

111981LowSatisfactory
Sunset Lake Dam

Kalamazoo County

111850HighSatisfactory
Sunny Brook Dam

Manistee County

81890LowSatisfactory
Sunday Lake Dam

Gogebic County

101915LowSatisfactory
Sucker Creek Dam

Ontonagon County

15LowSatisfactory
Sturgeon Falls

Dickinson County

371905SignificantSatisfactory
St Louis

Gratiot County

211901SignificantSatisfactory
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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.