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 564

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Lake Noah Dam

Summit County

311938SignificantSatisfactory
Lake Otto Dam

Licking County

251959SignificantPoor
Lake Peniel Dam

Morrow County

171975SignificantFair
Lake P'Na Dam

Columbiana County

171948SignificantPoor
Lake Quincy Dam

Portage County

18SignificantFair
Lake Rice Dam

Hocking County

321967SignificantFair
Lake Royal Dam

Ross County

341975SignificantSatisfactory
Lake Sue Dam

Williams County

23SignificantPoor
Lake Sylvan Dam

Clark County

211947SignificantPoor
Lakeview Dam

Muskingum County

151959SignificantFair
Lake Wapusun Dam

Wayne County

341969SignificantPoor
Lake Waynoka Retention Dam

Brown County

321973SignificantSatisfactory
Lake Waynoka Upground Reservoir

Brown County

231973SignificantSatisfactory
Lakota Lake Dam

Butler County

581960SignificantPoor
Lamping Dam

Monroe County

271967SignificantNot Rated
Larue Wastewater Treatment Lagoon

Marion County

102001SignificantSatisfactory
Laurel Lake Dam

Morrow County

201955SignificantPoor
Laycock Farm Pond No. 1 Dam

Adams County

411945SignificantPoor
Leatherwood Lake Dam

Guernsey County

121972SignificantSatisfactory
Leeth Lake Dam

Ross County

421965SignificantPoor
Lenox Lakes Dam

Ashtabula County

281969SignificantFair
Letha House Lake Dam

Medina County

242001SignificantFair
Libertyvale Lake Dam

Delaware County

14SignificantFair
Lima Upground Reservoir

Allen County

251903SignificantPoor
Lincoln Estates Lake Dam

Medina County

17SignificantSatisfactory
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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.