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 76–100 of 6,089

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Willie Dumas Pond Dam

Leake County

101956LowNot Rated
Williamson Lake Dam

Pike County

14—UndeterminedNot Rated
Williams Lake Number 2 Dam

Grenada County

20—UndeterminedNot Rated
Williams Lake Ms01764 Dam

Hinds County

18—UndeterminedNot Rated
Williams Lake Dam

Jefferson County

12—LowNot Rated
Williams Lake Dam

Lincoln County

27—LowNot Rated
Williams Lake Dam

Clay County

10—UndeterminedNot Rated
Williams Lake Dam

Grenada County

14—LowNot Rated
Williams Lake Dam

Wayne County

15—LowNot Rated
Williams Lake

Hinds County

151920SignificantNot Rated
Williams Estate Pond Dam

Yazoo County

15—LowNot Rated
Williams Dam

Yalobusha County

24—LowNot Rated
Williams Catfish Ponds Dam

Jones County

7—UndeterminedNot Rated
William Long Dam

Carroll County

202007UndeterminedNot Rated
William Anderson Pond Dam

Lauderdale County

15—UndeterminedNot Rated
Will Bond INCorporated Pond Dam

DeSoto County

221960HighUnsatisfactory
Will Bond INCorporated Pond #2 Dam

DeSoto County

24—HighNot Rated
Wil Lake Dam

Wilkinson County

30—LowNot Rated
Wilkie Lake Dam

Clay County

101965UndeterminedSatisfactory
Wilkerson Pond Dam

Union County

15—UndeterminedNot Rated
Wilkerson Lake Dam

Oktibbeha County

12—LowNot Rated
Wil-Ken Lake Dam

Simpson County

28—LowNot Rated
Wildlands Lake Dam

Attala County

262011LowNot Rated
Wilderness West Dam

Holmes County

181991LowNot Rated
Wilderness Forever Dam

Claiborne County

301992LowNot Rated
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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.