Oregon Dams

856 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

856

High Hazard

155

18.1%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

47

Average Age

67 yrs

Hazard Classification

High155 (18.1%)
Significant166 (19.4%)
Low535 (62.5%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory62 (7.2%)
Fair39 (4.6%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory47 (5.5%)
Not Rated708 (82.7%)

Federal

122

State

14

Local

94

Private

603

Tallest Dams

High Hazard Dams

Poor Condition Dams

All Dams in Oregon

Showing 576600 of 856

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Pine Creek Reservoir (Baker)

Baker County

181933LowNot Rated
Pine Hollow

Wasco County

661969HighSatisfactory
Pitt Lake Dam

Lake County

111920LowNot Rated
Piute Reservoir

Lake County

401953LowNot Rated
Plat I

Douglas County

301967HighSatisfactory
Poison Creek Dam

Grant County

211999LowSatisfactory
Pole Creek

Malheur County

581944HighPoor
Pons Lake Reservoir

Grant County

201968LowNot Rated
Pony Creek - Lower

Coos County

381988HighPoor
Pony Creek - Upper

Coos County

772001HighSatisfactory
Porter Cc Reservoir (Clackamas)

Clackamas County

261977LowNot Rated
Portland #1 (Mt.Tabor)

Multnomah County

381894HighSatisfactory
Portland #3 (Washington Park)

Multnomah County

531894HighSatisfactory
Portland #5 (Mt.Tabor)

Multnomah County

551911HighSatisfactory
Portland #6 (Mt.Tabor)

Multnomah County

281911HighSatisfactory
Port of Morrow Wwt Lagoon

Morrow County

201994LowNot Rated
Powers Log Pond

Coos County

151955SignificantNot Rated
Prairie City Lagoon (Cell 2)

Grant County

161981LowNot Rated
Prairie City Lagoon (Cell 3)

Grant County

181981LowNot Rated
Priday Reservoir

Lake County

181961LowNot Rated
Pringle Flat Reservoir

Crook County

151923LowNot Rated
Promise Reservoir

Wallowa County

371980LowNot Rated
Prospect Forebay Dam

Jackson County

311911SignificantSatisfactory
Pyles Canyon 2

Union County

411977LowNot Rated
Radio Springs

Harney County

231974LowNot 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.