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 13511375 of 6,089

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Henry Luttrell Dam

Panola County

151992LowNot Rated
Henry Shackleford Lake Dam

Itawamba County

15LowNot Rated
Henry W Darden Lake Dam

Wilkinson County

14LowNot Rated
Hensley Pond Dam

Benton County

12LowNot Rated
Herbert Cooper Pond Dam

Scott County

13LowNot Rated
Herbert E Gowdy Pond Dam

Panola County

14LowNot Rated
Herbert Lee Lake Dam

Yazoo County

22LowNot Rated
Herdon Lake Dam

Noxubee County

12LowNot Rated
Heritage Lake Dam

Jasper County

301980HighFair
Herman Dungan Lake Dam

Jefferson Davis County

291997UndeterminedNot Rated
Herman Hussey Dam

Lee County

252001LowNot Rated
Herman Parkman Lake Dam

Jefferson Davis County

12LowNot Rated
Herman Summers Pond Dam

DeSoto County

18LowNot Rated
Hermon Jackson Lake

Amite County

151950LowNot Rated
Herron Brothers Lake

Humphreys County

81969LowNot Rated
Hershel Key Pond Dam

Tate County

14LowNot Rated
Hester Lake Dam

Attala County

212003UndeterminedNot Rated
Hester Lake Ms02463 Dam

Neshoba County

10LowNot Rated
H F Sojourner Lake Dam

Copiah County

10LowNot Rated
H Hillderbrand Pond Dam

Yazoo County

15LowNot Rated
H H Kennedy Dam

Marion County

18UndeterminedNot Rated
Hickahala Creek Watershed Structure Y-6-10

Tate County

22LowNot Rated
Hickahala Creek Watershed Structure Y-6-7

Tate County

20LowNot Rated
Hickahala Creek WS Str C-34-9 Dam

Tate County

191957LowNot Rated
Hickahala Creek WS Str Y-6-03 Dam

Tate County

251965SignificantUnsatisfactory
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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.