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 176200 of 856

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Deraeve Reservoir #1 (Lower)

Polk County

181978SignificantNot Rated
Deraeve Reservoir #2

Polk County

221987LowNot Rated
Desert Creek Dam

Crook County

46LowNot Rated
Desert Meadows Reservoir Dam

Harney County

111913LowUnsatisfactory
Detroit Dam

Linn County

4631953HighNot Available
Development No. 1 Dam

Multnomah County

2001929HighFair
Development No. 2 Dam

Clackamas County

1451962HighSatisfactory
Devils Lake (Klamath)

Klamath County

161956LowNot Rated
Dexter Dam

Lane County

1171955HighNot Available
Diack Reservoir

Multnomah County

261955LowNot Rated
Dick Dam

Crook County

301950SignificantNot Rated
Dickson Reservoir

Malheur County

481949LowNot Rated
Dierickx

Washington County

211980SignificantNot Rated
Dillard Lumber CO Dike

Douglas County

151946SignificantNot Rated
Ditch Creek Reservoir

Jackson County

26LowNot Rated
Dixonville Log Pond

Douglas County

301956SignificantNot Rated
Dober Reservoir

Washington County

241954SignificantNot Rated
Dog Hollow

Klamath County

171959LowNot Rated
Dog River North

Wasco County

32LowNot Rated
Dollar Mill Pond

Douglas County

111951SignificantNot Rated
Dorena Dam

Lane County

1541949HighNot Available
Dowell Reservoir

Malheur County

171989LowNot Rated
Dragonfly Reservoir

Yamhill County

282006LowNot Rated
Drain Plywood Log Pond

Douglas County

141956SignificantNot Rated
Drain Sewage Lagoon

Douglas County

171986SignificantNot 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.