New Hampshire Dams

664 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

664

High Hazard

162

24.4%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

152

Average Age

100 yrs

Hazard Classification

High162 (24.4%)
Significant185 (27.9%)
Low300 (45.2%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory267 (40.2%)
Fair169 (25.5%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory152 (22.9%)
Not Rated76 (11.4%)

Federal

22

State

170

Local

195

Private

261

All Dams in New Hampshire

Showing 101125 of 162

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Gunnison Lake Site D2 Dam

Sullivan County

621983HighFair
Gumpas Pond Dam

Hillsborough County

101900HighPoor
Grist Mill Pond Dam

Grafton County

161924HighPoor
Gregg Lake Dam

Hillsborough County

121908HighPoor
Gregg Falls

Hillsborough County

661917HighSatisfactory
Great East Lake Dam

Carroll County

151825HighPoor
Granite Lake Dam

Cheshire County

111814HighSatisfactory
Goose Pond Dam

Grafton County

311918HighPoor
Goose Pond Dam

Cheshire County

221868HighSatisfactory
Goffstown Upper Reservoir Dam

Hillsborough County

311934HighPoor
Goffstown Lower Reservoir Dam

Hillsborough County

301906HighFair
George Pond Dam

Grafton County

111911HighFair
Franklin Falls Dam

Merrimack County

1161943HighNot Available
First Connecticut Lake Dam

Coos County

561930HighFair
Farmington Levee

Strafford County

151956HighFair
Exeter Reservoir Dam

Rockingham County

151886HighPoor
Everett Dam - Dike P-2

Hillsborough County

301961HighNot Available
Everett Dam - Dike P-1

Hillsborough County

501961HighNot Available
Everett Dam

Hillsborough County

1151961HighNot Available
Edward MacDowell Dam

Hillsborough County

631950HighNot Available
Eastman Lake Dam

Sullivan County

351972HighSatisfactory
Durham Reservoir Dam

Strafford County

171930HighSatisfactory
Dorrs Pond Dam

Hillsborough County

91934HighPoor
Dole Reservoir Dam

Sullivan County

431913HighFair
Dells Pond Outlet Dam

Grafton County

201935HighPoor
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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.