North Carolina Dams

3,622 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

3,622

High Hazard

1,638

45.2%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

381

Average Age

65 yrs

Hazard Classification

High1,638 (45.2%)
Significant648 (17.9%)
Low1,336 (36.9%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory492 (13.6%)
Fair1,790 (49.4%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory381 (10.5%)
Not Rated959 (26.5%)

Federal

52

State

73

Local

370

Private

2,832

All Dams in North Carolina

Showing 15261550 of 1,638

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Bennetts Bridge Upper North Dam

Duplin County

14HighNot Rated
Bennetts Bridge Road Dam

Duplin County

6HighNot Rated
Bennett Houser Pond Dam

Lincoln County

8HighFair
Benjamin Dam

Guilford County

211930HighFair
Benfield Dam

Caldwell County

261964HighPoor
Belmont Lake Dam

Nash County

201973HighPoor
Belews Lake Dam

Rockingham County

170HighFair
Belews Creek Saddle Dike #4 Dam

Rockingham County

21HighFair
Belews Creek Saddle Dike #3 Dam

Stokes County

291971HighSatisfactory
Belews Creek Saddle Dike #2 Dam

Stokes County

831971HighFair
Belews Creek Saddle Dike #1 Dam

Stokes County

621971HighFair
Belews Creek Holding Basin Dam

Stokes County

402017HighFair
Belews Creek Active Ash Basin Dam

Stokes County

1351971HighFair
Bee Tree Lake Dam

Buncombe County

1821927HighSatisfactory
Beech Mountain Water Supply Dam

Watauga County

681987HighFair
Bedford At Falls River Dam #1

Wake County

392004HighSatisfactory
Beaver Lake Dam

Buncombe County

421926HighSatisfactory
Beaver Creek Dam

Cumberland County

221936HighFair
Beaver Brook Drive Dam

Forsyth County

81958HighFair
Beauchamp Lake Dam

Forsyth County

26HighFair
Beaty Dam

Mecklenburg County

13HighNot Rated
Beard Lake Dam

Randolph County

191965HighUnsatisfactory
Bear Creek - Gated Spillway and 2 Fuseplugs

Jackson County

91954HighSatisfactory
Beacon Reservoir Dam

Buncombe County

50HighNot Rated
Bay Meadows Lake Dam

Durham County

251965HighFair
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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.