Mississippi Dams

6,089 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

6,089

High Hazard

348

5.7%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

273

Average Age

48 yrs

Hazard Classification

High348 (5.7%)
Significant66 (1.1%)
Low4,510 (74.1%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory194 (3.2%)
Fair180 (3.0%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory273 (4.5%)
Not Rated5,442 (89.4%)

Federal

48

State

62

Local

649

Private

5,311

All Dams in Mississippi

Showing 101125 of 4,510

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
West Lake Dam

Pearl River County

25LowNot Rated
West Hatchie Watershed Structure 38 Dam

Tippah County

271964LowNot Rated
West Hatchie Watershed Structure 37 Dam

Tippah County

251964LowNot Rated
West Hatchie Watershed Structure 36 Dam

Tippah County

251966LowNot Rated
West Hatchie Watershed Structure 29 Dam

Tippah County

351966LowNot Rated
West Hatchie Watershed Structure 25 Dam

Tippah County

311964LowNot Rated
West Hatchie Watershed Structure 09 Dam

Tippah County

251964LowNot Rated
Wesson Lake Dam

Stone County

12LowNot Rated
Wesson Lake Dam

Copiah County

20LowNot Rated
Wendy Hill Upper Lake Dam

Harrison County

28LowNot Rated
Wellsgate Lake Number 1 Dam

Lafayette County

261999LowSatisfactory
Weir Lagoon Dam

Choctaw County

101971LowNot Rated
W.E. Hathorn Dam

Lincoln County

18LowNot Rated
W E Harbor Pond Number 2 Dam

Lauderdale County

20LowNot Rated
Weeks Lake Dam

Monroe County

20LowNot Rated
Weeks End Dam

Madison County

152000LowNot Rated
Webb Carter Jr Lake Dam

Adams County

15LowFair
Weatherford Lake Dam

Itawamba County

15LowNot Rated
Weatherford Lake

Neshoba County

141976LowNot Rated
W D Reynolds Lake Dam

Lauderdale County

15LowNot Rated
W C Majors Pond Dam

Leake County

12LowNot Rated
W C Devinney Lake Dam

Copiah County

30LowNot Rated
W C Carnathan Dam

Chickasaw County

20LowNot Rated
W B Donovan Lake Dam

Yalobusha County

35LowNot Rated
W B Cross Lake Dam

Attala County

14LowSatisfactory
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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.