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 251275 of 564

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Lake Asegra Dam

Ashtabula County

291944SignificantPoor
Lake Cardinal Dam

Ashtabula County

311927SignificantSatisfactory
Lake Cha-Vel Dam

Columbiana County

351950SignificantPoor
Lake Cohasset Dam

Mahoning County

251897SignificantPoor
Lake Copeland Dam

Columbiana County

281956SignificantPoor
Lake Daugherty Upground Reservoir

Hancock County

121891SignificantPoor
Lake Deerfoot Dam

Hocking County

16SignificantSatisfactory
Lake Eagle Claw Dam

Hocking County

541962SignificantFair
Lake Forest Dam

Summit County

161952SignificantSatisfactory
Lake Forest Dam

Lawrence County

371958SignificantSatisfactory
Lake Forest Estates Dam

Summit County

21SignificantPoor
Lake George Dam

Ashtabula County

171964SignificantPoor
Lake Hill Lodge Dam

Delaware County

141962SignificantFair
Lake Hodgson Dam

Portage County

251843SignificantFair
Lake Hope Dam

Vinton County

341939SignificantFair
Lake Kenisee Dam

Ashtabula County

131974SignificantFair
Lake La Su An Dam

Williams County

191959SignificantFair
Lake Lavere Dam

Williams County

11SignificantFair
Lake Legendary Dam

Muskingum County

451968SignificantSatisfactory
Lake Lorelei Dam

Brown County

421968SignificantSatisfactory
Lake Loretta Dam

Fairfield County

35SignificantPoor
Lake Louise Dam

Geauga County

25SignificantPoor
Lake Lucern Dam

Stark County

101927SignificantPoor
Lake Margaret Dam

Scioto County

351953SignificantSatisfactory
Lake Maria Dam

Richland County

401958SignificantPoor
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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.