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 551–575 of 830

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
New Jersey No Name # 88 Dam

Burlington County

20—LowNot Rated
New Jersey No Name # 8 Dam

Burlington County

8—LowSatisfactory
New Jersey No Name # 9 Dam

Salem County

12—LowNot Rated
New Market Pond Dam

Middlesex County

71830SignificantSatisfactory
New Street Reservoir Dam

Passaic County

261925HighFair
Newton Lake Dam

Camden County

101929SignificantSatisfactory
Nishisakawick Creek Dam

Hunterdon County

231930LowFair
Nj No Name No. 118 Dam

Salem County

8—LowNot Rated
Northridge Pond Dam

Somerset County

13—SignificantSatisfactory
Nosenzo Pond Dam

Passaic County

91927SignificantSatisfactory
Nummytown Mill Pond Dam

Cape May County

9—SignificantPoor
Oakford Lake Dam

Ocean County

81929LowFair
Oak Ridge Reservoir Dam

Passaic County

601892HighPoor
Off'S Pond Dam

Atlantic County

8—SignificantPoor
Old Forge Lake Dam

Burlington County

12—LowSatisfactory
Oldham Pond Dam

Passaic County

181849HighSatisfactory
Old Mill Pond Dam

Monmouth County

151948SignificantSatisfactory
Old Morris Canal Dam

Morris County

181932SignificantSatisfactory
Oliphants Mill Lake Dam

Burlington County

11—LowSatisfactory
Openaka Lake Dam

Morris County

201750SignificantPoor
Oradell Reservoir Dam

Bergen County

251922HighFair
Orange Reservoir Dam

Essex County

341958HighFair
Osborn Mills Dam

Somerset County

15—SignificantSatisfactory
Osborns Mills Dam

Monmouth County

12—SignificantPoor
Oswego Dam

Burlington County

131936SignificantPoor
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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.