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 276300 of 397

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Forked Run Lake Dam

Meigs County

561952HighPoor
Forest Hill Park Dam No. 2

Cuyahoga County

371963HighPoor
Findley Lake Dam

Lorain County

331956HighPoor
Findlay Upground Reservoir No. 2

Hancock County

321971HighFair
Findlay Upground Reservoir No. 1

Hancock County

281950HighFair
Ferguson Upground Reservoir

Allen County

491959HighFair
Fayetteville High School Lake Dam

Brown County

15HighPoor
Fairfield Detention "C" Dam

Butler County

311998HighSatisfactory
Fairfield Detention "A" Dam

Butler County

241997HighSatisfactory
Evans Lake Dam

Mahoning County

491948HighFair
Essington Lake Dam

Perry County

201945HighFair
Eramet Waste Retention Dam

Washington County

1181982HighSatisfactory
Equinus (Legendary Run) Lake Dam

Clermont County

452001HighSatisfactory
Englewood Dam

Montgomery County

1211922HighFair
Echo Lake Dam

Miami County

141876HighPoor
East Reservoir Dam

Summit County

251840HighSatisfactory
East Branch Reservoir Dam

Geauga County

341939HighPoor
Dow Lake Dam

Athens County

661959HighFair
Dover Dam

Tuscarawas County

831938HighNot Available
Dominick Lofino Park Lake Dam

Greene County

301990HighFair
Dillon Dam

Muskingum County

1181960HighNot Available
Delta Upground Reservoir No. 2

Fulton County

421984HighSatisfactory
Delta Reservoir No. 1

Fulton County

221933HighPoor
Delphos Reservoir Dam

Van Wert County

292007HighSatisfactory
Del-Co Upland Storage Reservoir No. 5

Delaware County

452004HighFair
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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.