Ohio Dams

1,377 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

1,377

High Hazard

397

28.8%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

509

Average Age

65 yrs

Hazard Classification

High397 (28.8%)
Significant564 (41.0%)
Low339 (24.6%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory324 (23.5%)
Fair421 (30.6%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory509 (37.0%)
Not Rated123 (8.9%)

Federal

39

State

115

Local

356

Private

753

All Dams in Ohio

Showing 125 of 501

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Zf Batavia Retention Basin Dam

Clermont County

221980SignificantPoor
Yount Pond Dam

Trumbull County

251965SignificantPoor
Youngstown Country Club Lake Dam

Trumbull County

15SignificantPoor
Workman Lake Dam

Knox County

30SignificantPoor
Work Lake No. 2 Dam

Erie County

291966LowPoor
Woodsfield Reservoir Dam No. 3

Monroe County

561992HighPoor
Woodmoor Dam #2

Stark County

161978SignificantPoor
Woodmoor Dam #1

Stark County

171978SignificantPoor
Woodland Lake Dam

Columbiana County

191948SignificantPoor
Woodland Altars Lake Dam

Adams County

251964SignificantPoor
Wolf Creek Dam

Summit County

431926HighPoor
Winchester Lake Dam

Adams County

281953LowPoor
Williams Lake Dam

Champaign County

261964LowPoor
Whispering Hills Recreation Lake Dam

Holmes County

231968SignificantPoor
Weymouth Valley Lake No. 1 Dam

Medina County

141968SignificantPoor
Westville Lake Dam

Columbiana County

291912SignificantPoor
West Branch Channel Dam

Trumbull County

16LowPoor
Werrmann Lake Dam

Warren County

26LowPoor
Werner Lake Dam

Columbiana County

191955SignificantPoor
Wellston Reservoir Dam

Jackson County

411920HighPoor
Wellington Reservoir No. 2 Dam

Lorain County

251928SignificantPoor
Wauseon Upground Reservoir No. 1

Fulton County

291921SignificantPoor
Waterloo Coal Double-Cell Slurry Dam

Jackson County

341981SignificantPoor
Waterloo Coal Company Dam

Jackson County

19LowPoor
Washington Co. Fish & Game Club Lake Dam

Washington County

181959LowPoor
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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.