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 5276–5300 of 6,089

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
R L Taylor Lake Dam

Hinds County

15—LowNot Rated
R N Herrin Lake Dam

Hinds County

28—LowNot Rated
R N Mcelroy Pond Dam

Lauderdale County

12—UndeterminedNot Rated
R N Van Vulpen Pond Dam

DeSoto County

271955HighPoor
Roanna Lake Dam

Madison County

32—LowNot Rated
Robbins Lake Dam

Union County

14—LowNot Rated
Robert David Morrow Pond Dam

Rankin County

39—UndeterminedNot Rated
Robert Hall Lake Dam

Covington County

12—UndeterminedNot Rated
Robert Riley Lake Dam

Jefferson Davis County

24—LowNot Rated
Robertson Lake Dam

Lowndes County

192011LowNot Rated
Robert Vincent Pond Dam

DeSoto County

20—LowNot Rated
Robert Williams Pond Dam

Monroe County

10—UndeterminedNot Rated
Robin Hood Lake Number 1 Dam

Rankin County

281960HighFair
Robin Hood Lake Number 2 Dam

Rankin County

15—UndeterminedUnsatisfactory
Robin Hood Lake Number 3 Dam

Rankin County

20—LowNot Rated
Robin Hood Lake Number 4 Dam

Rankin County

171964LowPoor
Robin Hood Lake Number 5 Dam

Rankin County

401965UndeterminedUnsatisfactory
Robins Lake Dam

Adams County

321973HighUnsatisfactory
Robinson Dam

Alcorn County

21—LowNot Rated
Robinson Dam

Hinds County

251996LowNot Rated
Robinson Lake Dam

Marshall County

16—LowNot Rated
Robinson Lake Dam

Warren County

39—LowNot Rated
Robinwood Lake Number 1 Dam

Harrison County

22—LowNot Rated
Robinwood Lake Number 2 Dam

Harrison County

26—LowNot Rated
Rock Lake Dam

Lafayette County

222003LowNot 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.