New Jersey Dams

830 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

830

High Hazard

232

28%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

233

Average Age

95 yrs

Hazard Classification

High232 (28.0%)
Significant332 (40.0%)
Low266 (32.0%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory373 (44.9%)
Fair112 (13.5%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory233 (28.1%)
Not Rated112 (13.5%)

Federal

21

State

126

Local

287

Private

393

All Dams in New Jersey

Showing 2650 of 232

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Upper Mount Glen Lake Dam

Passaic County

81927HighPoor
Upper Mohawk Lake Dam

Sussex County

161927HighSatisfactory
Upper Highland Lake Dam

Sussex County

181940HighFair
Upper Greenwood Lake Dam

Passaic County

201932HighSatisfactory
Untermeyer Dam

Morris County

231927HighSatisfactory
Union Lake Dam

Cumberland County

351869HighPoor
Trenton Reservoir Dam

Mercer County

521899HighFair
Timber Lake Dam

Burlington County

191955HighSatisfactory
Sylvan Lake Dam

Burlington County

181941HighSatisfactory
Swimming River Reservoir Dam

Monmouth County

451901HighSatisfactory
Swannanoa Lake #2 (North) Dam

Morris County

111914HighSatisfactory
Swannanoa Lake #1 (South) Dam

Morris County

151914HighSatisfactory
Sunset Lake Dam

Cumberland County

201927HighFair
Sunset Lake Dam

Morris County

81914HighPoor
Sullivan Pond Dam

Hunterdon County

191959HighFair
Stump Pond Dam

Sussex County

25HighPoor
Stony Brook Water Shed #7 (Hunt Lake) Dam

Mercer County

281959HighPoor
Stony Brook #14 (Honey Lake) Dam

Mercer County

181964HighSatisfactory
Steenykill Lake Dam

Sussex County

251938HighFair
Star Lake Upper Dam

Passaic County

111900HighSatisfactory
Spruce Run Reservoir Dam

Hunterdon County

931964HighPoor
Split Rock Pond Dam

Morris County

391948HighSatisfactory
Speedwell Dam

Morris County

141939HighSatisfactory
Smithville Dam

Burlington County

101935HighSatisfactory
Skyline Lake #2 (Upper) Dam

Passaic County

241946HighSatisfactory
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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.