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 125 of 156

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
4th Avenue Storm Detention Dam

Buffalo County

251989HighSatisfactory
Adams Park Dam

Douglas County

252016HighSatisfactory
Antelope Creek 20-A

Sheridan County

241964HighSatisfactory
Antelope Creek 40-B

Sheridan County

321964HighSatisfactory
Antelope Creek Dam

Lancaster County

611962HighNot Available
Ash Hollow Dry Dam

Lancaster County

392017HighSatisfactory
Beaver Lake Dam

Cass County

1081973HighPoor
Bennington Lake Basin 2

Douglas County

382002HighSatisfactory
Big Indian Creek 14-B

Gage County

451974HighFair
Big Sandy Creek 20-6-7

Clay County

451982HighSatisfactory
Big Sandy Creek 35-5-2 (Bruning Dam)

Fillmore County

501984HighSatisfactory
Blackwood Creek 11-A

Hayes County

741992HighPoor
Bluestem Dam

Lancaster County

481963HighNot Available
Box Butte Dam

Dawes County

871946HighNot Available
Boys Town Dam 1

Douglas County

241947HighSatisfactory
Boys Town Dam 2

Douglas County

361968HighFair
Branched Oak Dam

Lancaster County

801967HighNot Available
Brule Creek 1-A

Keith County

691970HighSatisfactory
Candlewood Dam

Douglas County

621973HighSatisfactory
Carter P Johnson Dam

Sioux County

351935HighPoor
Centurylink Dam (Multi-Purpose Dam 1989-1)

Cass County

651990HighSatisfactory
Columbus Powerhouse & Forebay

Platte County

271937HighSatisfactory
Conestoga Dam

Lancaster County

651964HighNot Available
Cottonwood Creek 21-A

Saunders County

421983HighPoor
Cottonwood Creek 7-A

Saunders County

621989HighSatisfactory
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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.