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 326350 of 817

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
Issaquah Highlands Falls Pond Dam

King County

222008HighSatisfactory
Issaquah Highlands Np2 Pond Dam

King County

282002HighFair
Issaquah Highlands Npe Pond

King County

242003HighFair
Issaquah Highlands Reid Pond Dam

King County

382003HighFair
Issaquah Highlands South Pond Dam

King County

272003HighFair
Jays Pond Dam

San Juan County

81973HighFair
Jean Lake Dam

King County

151963LowNot Rated
Jefferts Dam

San Juan County

151988LowNot Rated
Jenkins Webley Dam

Douglas County

151945LowNot Rated
Johnson Creek Reservoir Dam

Klickitat County

181982HighFair
Johnson Pond Dam

King County

182011HighFair
Jones Dam

Clark County

201977LowNot Rated
Jorgensen Dam

Douglas County

101946LowNot Rated
Judy Reservoir Dam A

Skagit County

611946HighFair
Judy Reservoir Dam B

Skagit County

801946HighFair
K2h Farms Mcnary No 1 Reservoir

Benton County

151980LowNot Rated
Kachess Dam

Kittitas County

1151912HighNot Available
Kaufman Dam

Thurston County

381967LowNot Rated
Kayak Lake Dam

Snohomish County

241965HighPoor
Keechelus Dam

Kittitas County

1281917HighNot Available
Kennewick No 1 Aerated Wastewater Lagoon

Benton County

241975HighSatisfactory
Kennewick No 2 Aerated Wastewater Lagoon

Benton County

241975HighFair
Kennewick Sewage Lagoon System

Benton County

241997HighSatisfactory
Kessler Dam

Garfield County

151967LowNot Rated
Kettwig Wildlife Dam

Pend Oreille County

131979LowNot 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.