Washington Dams

817 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

817

High Hazard

404

49.4%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

65

Average Age

55 yrs

Hazard Classification

High404 (49.4%)
Significant98 (12.0%)
Low312 (38.2%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory241 (29.5%)
Fair191 (23.4%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory65 (8.0%)
Not Rated320 (39.2%)

Federal

69

State

42

Local

193

Private

392

Tallest Dams

High Hazard Dams

All Dams in Washington

Showing 376400 of 817

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Mayfield Plunge Pool Barrier

Lewis County

141963LowSatisfactory
Mayfield Forebay Dam

Lewis County

631963HighSatisfactory
Masonry Dam

King County

2301914HighSatisfactory
Marysville Sewage Lagoon

Snohomish County

111959LowNot Rated
Martins Lake Dam

San Juan County

131962LowNot Rated
Martin Marietta Sludge Pond

Klickitat County

281981LowNot Rated
Martin Dam

Spokane County

161972LowNot Rated
Marshall Lake Dam

Pend Oreille County

101912HighFair
Margaret Lake Dam

King County

411933HighFair
Marcel Lake Dam

King County

311964HighFair
Mallard Marsh Dam

Pend Oreille County

81960LowNot Rated
Malinowski Dam

Grays Harbor County

511963HighSatisfactory
Malar Dam

Clark County

401955LowNot Rated
Madsen Creek West Basin Dam

King County

132008HighSatisfactory
Macs Pond Dam

Kitsap County

391895LowNot Rated
Lyon Lake Dam

Grant County

131971LowNot Rated
Lunds Gulch Creek Regional Stormwater Detention Pond

Snohomish County

241992HighFair
Lummi Island Estates Dam

Whatcom County

201963HighFair
Ludvick Lake Dam

Kitsap County

171950LowNot Rated
Lower Turnbull Dam

Spokane County

81960LowFair
Lower Rimrock Dam

Douglas County

671972LowNot Rated
Lower Pine Lake Dam

Spokane County

181940LowSatisfactory
Lower Monumental Lock and Dam

Franklin County

2261969HighNot Available
Lower Granite Lock and Dam - North Levee

Nez Perce County

161974HighNot Available
Lower Baker

Skagit County

2851927HighPoor
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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.