Missouri Dams

5,380 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

5,380

High Hazard

1,476

27.4%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

49

Average Age

51 yrs

Hazard Classification

High1,476 (27.4%)
Significant183 (3.4%)
Low3,721 (69.2%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory645 (12.0%)
Fair6 (0.1%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory49 (0.9%)
Not Rated4,680 (87.0%)

Federal

56

State

131

Local

1,298

Private

3,879

All Dams in Missouri

Showing 24762500 of 5,380

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Kernodle Lake Dam #2

Jackson County

291954HighNot Rated
Kernodle Lake Dam Number Four

Jackson County

321932HighNot Rated
Kernoodle Lake Dam Number Three

Jackson County

201932HighNot Rated
Kerns Lake Dam

Henry County

151974LowNot Rated
Kerr Dam

Scotland County

201958SignificantNot Rated
Kerry Brehe Dam

Gasconade County

322018LowNot Available
Kertz Farms Lake Dam

Ste. Genevieve County

251957HighNot Rated
Kesterson Dam

Johnson County

251949HighNot Rated
Ketner Lake Dam

Lafayette County

311977LowNot Rated
Keuss Dam

Washington County

451999HighSatisfactory
Keyes Branch Mine Dam

Washington County

771979HighSatisfactory
Key Harbour Estate Dam #1

St. Charles County

441992HighSatisfactory
Key Harbour Estate Dam #2

St. Charles County

411992HighSatisfactory
Keytesville Dam

Chariton County

312005LowNot Rated
Khani Dam

St. Charles County

572001HighUnsatisfactory
Kieth Kerby Farm Pond

Schuyler County

351989LowNot Rated
Kimbrell Lake Dam

Jackson County

33LowNot Rated
Kimmy Lake Dam

Boone County

251970LowNot Rated
King Arthur'S Dam

Washington County

801980HighSatisfactory
King City New Reservoir Dam

Gentry County

341956HighNot Rated
King City Old Reservoir Dam

Gentry County

201925LowNot Rated
King Lake Dam

DeKalb County

401971HighSatisfactory
King Lake Dam

Mercer County

261977LowNot Rated
King Lake Dam

Mercer County

251977LowNot Rated
Kingston No. 1 Dam

Washington County

851967HighSatisfactory
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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.