West Virginia Dams

562 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams

Total Dams

562

High Hazard

445

79.2%

Poor / Unsatisfactory

59

Average Age

61 yrs

Hazard Classification

High445 (79.2%)
Significant72 (12.8%)
Low31 (5.5%)

Condition Assessment

Satisfactory262 (46.6%)
Fair48 (8.5%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory59 (10.5%)
Not Rated193 (34.3%)

Federal

28

State

45

Local

203

Private

257

All Dams in West Virginia

Showing 326350 of 562

Dam NameHeight (ft)YearHazardCondition
N&S Mill Creek No.16

Grant County

671984HighSatisfactory
N&S Mill Creek No. 3 Dam

Grant County

1031982HighFair
N&S Mill Creek No.4

Grant County

821980HighFair
N & S Mill Creek Site No. 7

Grant County

751993HighFair
Old Cacapon Power Dam

Morgan County

171904LowPoor
Oldhouse Branch Impoundment No. 3

Logan County

440HighNot Available
Old Keyser Reservoir

Mineral County

251911HighFair
Opekiska Lock and Dam

Monongalia County

521967LowNot Available
Paradise Lake

Monongalia County

161968SignificantSatisfactory
Patterson Creek # 2 Dam

Grant County

591972HighSatisfactory
Patterson Creek #50 Dam

Mineral County

721990HighSatisfactory
Patterson Creek No. 12 Dam

Grant County

861969HighFair
Patterson Creek No. 13 Dam

Grant County

981967HighFair
Patterson Creek No.14

Mineral County

721965HighFair
Patterson Creek No.15

Mineral County

921965HighSatisfactory
Patterson Creek No. 1 Dam

Grant County

551966HighSatisfactory
Patterson Creek No.20

Mineral County

611967HighSatisfactory
Patterson Creek No.21

Mineral County

781984HighSatisfactory
Patterson Creek No.22

Mineral County

651964SignificantFair
Patterson Creek No.24

Mineral County

401963HighFair
Patterson Creek No.25

Mineral County

641975HighSatisfactory
Patterson Creek No.26

Mineral County

521967HighSatisfactory
Patterson Creek No.27

Mineral County

421970HighFair
Patterson Creek No.28

Mineral County

511973HighFair
Patterson Creek No.30

Mineral County

571988HighSatisfactory
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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.