Nebraska Dams

2,954 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

2,954

High Hazard

156

5.3%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

812

Average Age

51 yrs

Hazard Classification

High156 (5.3%)
Significant215 (7.3%)
Low2,582 (87.4%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory1,438 (48.7%)
Fair304 (10.3%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory812 (27.5%)
Not Rated400 (13.5%)

Federal

40

State

54

Local

1,181

Private

1,641

All Dams in Nebraska

Showing 851875 of 1,438

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Klaus Hartmann Dam

Johnson County

402004LowSatisfactory
Klasna Dam

Boyd County

291932LowSatisfactory
Klabenes Feedlot Runoff Lagoon Dam

Antelope County

212021LowSatisfactory
Kirby Dam

Nemaha County

322013LowSatisfactory
Kimball County School Lands Dam 1

Kimball County

211980LowSatisfactory
Keystone Diversion

Keith County

201935LowSatisfactory
Kenyon Farm Dam

Howard County

241980LowSatisfactory
Kenton Dam

Kimball County

231967LowSatisfactory
Keller Lagoon 1 Dam

Gosper County

292006LowSatisfactory
Keller Dam 1785

Boyd County

411980LowSatisfactory
Kearney Dam

Buffalo County

271885HighSatisfactory
Kcc Holding Lagoon 2 Dam

Kearney County

272020LowSatisfactory
Kcc Feeding Lagoon 1b & 1a Dam

Kearney County

242005LowSatisfactory
Kassik Dam

Fillmore County

211979LowSatisfactory
Kanter Larsen Dam

Deuel County

181981LowSatisfactory
Kalin East Dam

Pawnee County

311999LowSatisfactory
K3 Feedlot Lagoon 1 Dam

Adams County

102017LowSatisfactory
Justin Ellicot Dam

Thayer County

201991LowSatisfactory
Jung Dam

Cheyenne County

271962SignificantSatisfactory
J & S Feedlots Lagoon 1 Dam

Colfax County

162006LowSatisfactory
Jordan Dam 3

Sioux County

311959LowSatisfactory
Jon Snethen Pond Dam

Richardson County

322009LowSatisfactory
Jones Enterprise Livestock Lagoon Dam

Custer County

172010LowSatisfactory
Jones Creek 1-A

Polk County

381965LowSatisfactory
Jones Creek 1-1

Polk County

341965LowSatisfactory
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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.