Pennsylvania Dams

1,481 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

1,481

High Hazard

780

52.7%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

215

Average Age

80 yrs

Hazard Classification

High780 (52.7%)
Significant310 (20.9%)
Low378 (25.5%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory415 (28.0%)
Fair547 (36.9%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory215 (14.5%)
Not Rated304 (20.5%)

Federal

57

State

152

Local

351

Private

911

All Dams in Pennsylvania

Showing 276300 of 415

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Nello L Teer Co

Greene County

181980SignificantSatisfactory
Nesbitt

Lackawanna County

1011903HighSatisfactory
Neshaminy Falls

Bucks County

141909LowSatisfactory
Nick Pond

Susquehanna County

101996SignificantSatisfactory
Norristown (Swede Street)

Montgomery County

121800LowSatisfactory
Northampton

Northampton County

81927LowSatisfactory
North Arrowhead Lake

Monroe County

211971HighSatisfactory
North Branch Dunlap Creek (Pa-470)

Fayette County

571974HighSatisfactory
North Low Dissolved Solids Imp

Beaver County

321974SignificantSatisfactory
Northmont Farms Basin #1

Allegheny County

241986HighSatisfactory
Northmoreland Lake (Pa-117)

Westmoreland County

381989HighSatisfactory
Oakford Glen

Lackawanna County

22SignificantSatisfactory
Oakwood Lake

Wyoming County

121947HighSatisfactory
Olympus Lake

Luzerne County

241937LowSatisfactory
Opossum Lake

Cumberland County

381961HighSatisfactory
Orchard Hill

Washington County

231965SignificantSatisfactory
Osborne Lagoon

Chester County

502012SignificantSatisfactory
Pa-479

Washington County

631969HighSatisfactory
Pa-480

Washington County

661979HighSatisfactory
Pa-481

Washington County

511984HighSatisfactory
Pa-482

Washington County

381970HighSatisfactory
Pa-483

Washington County

741973HighSatisfactory
Pa-485

Washington County

781977HighSatisfactory
Pa-486

Washington County

861979HighSatisfactory
Panther Lake

Pike County

191967SignificantSatisfactory
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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.