New York Dams

1,871 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

1,871

High Hazard

419

22.4%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

289

Average Age

89 yrs

Hazard Classification

High419 (22.4%)
Significant544 (29.1%)
Low901 (48.2%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory348 (18.6%)
Fair98 (5.2%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory289 (15.4%)
Not Rated1,136 (60.7%)

Federal

26

State

281

Local

506

Private

785

All Dams in New York

Showing 301325 of 1,871

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Spruce Lake Dam

Westchester County

20LowNot Rated
Spruce Lake Dam

Herkimer County

181897SignificantPoor
Springville Dam

Erie County

401922HighFair
Spring Marsh Dam

Orleans County

81969LowNot Rated
Spring Lake Dam

Westchester County

201895SignificantPoor
Spring Lake Dam

Delaware County

81920LowNot Rated
Spillway E-2 Bypass Dam

Saratoga County

151918HighSatisfactory
Spier Falls

Warren County

1461903HighSatisfactory
Sphagnum Pond Dam

Orange County

151930SignificantPoor
Spencers Lake Dam

Tioga County

301977SignificantPoor
Spencerport Waste Weir Dam

Monroe County

171918HighNot Rated
Spencer Lake Dam

Tioga County

71908LowNot Rated
Speery & Stramba Wildlife Dam

Cortland County

141956LowNot Rated
Sparkle Lake Dam

Westchester County

101940HighSatisfactory
South Wind Lake Dam

Sullivan County

81960LowNot Rated
South Westchester Detention Basin Dam

Westchester County

71978SignificantPoor
South Side Dam

Otsego County

101907LowNot Rated
South Pond Dam

Nassau County

131903LowNot Rated
South Lake Dam (Upper)

Putnam County

121921SignificantPoor
South Lake Dam (Middle)

Putnam County

121921SignificantPoor
South Lake Dam (Lower)

Putnam County

121921SignificantPoor
South Lake Dam

Greene County

151973SignificantNot Rated
South Lake Dam

Herkimer County

301901LowNot Rated
South Hill Pond Dam

Tompkins County

20SignificantSatisfactory
Southern Hills Detention Pond Dam

Monroe County

141988SignificantPoor
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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.