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 1,377

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Comet Lake Dam

Summit County

261922HighPoor
Comstock Pond Dam

Morgan County

221962LowPoor
Conesville Plant Ash Pond Complex

Coshocton County

35SignificantPoor
Cooke Pond No. 1 Dam

Richland County

171964SignificantPoor
Cooke Pond No. 2 Dam

Richland County

131968SignificantPoor
Cooper Pond Dam

Stark County

241971LowPoor
Cooper Valley LLC Dam

Jefferson County

421963SignificantPoor
Coppedge Lake Dam

Trumbull County

30LowSatisfactory
Corning Lake Dam

Lake County

12LowSatisfactory
Cowan Lake Dam

Clinton County

631947HighPoor
Crooksville Reservoir No. 3 Dam

Perry County

361956LowFair
Crossings of Springdale Lake No. 1 Dam

Hamilton County

291979SignificantFair
Cross Pond Dam

Preble County

311970SignificantFair
Crouse Pond Dam

Summit County

12SignificantPoor
Crum Lake Dam

Fairfield County

212006LowSatisfactory
Crystal Lake Dam

Ashtabula County

111930LowPoor
Crystal Lake Dam

Summit County

141936SignificantFair
Crystal Lake Dam

Stark County

101955SignificantPoor
Csonka Brothers Pond Dam

Columbiana County

241975SignificantPoor
Cygnet Wwt Lagoon

Wood County

91994SignificantSatisfactory
Dale Walborn Reservoir Dam

Stark County

371971HighPoor
Darke Co. Wildlife Area Pond No. 5 Dam

Darke County

261966LowUnsatisfactory
Darrow Lake No. 1 Dam (Upper)

Guernsey County

261960SignificantPoor
Darty Stowe Lake Dam

Noble County

371987SignificantSatisfactory
Davis Pond Dam

Morgan County

361961UndeterminedNot Rated
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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.