Wisconsin Dams
968 dams tracked by the National Inventory of Dams
Total Dams
968
High Hazard
180
18.6%
Poor / Unsatisfactory
63
Average Age
89 yrs
Hazard Classification
High180 (18.6%)
Significant84 (8.7%)
Low704 (72.7%)
Condition Assessment
Satisfactory239 (24.7%)
Fair509 (52.6%)
Poor / Unsatisfactory63 (6.5%)
Not Rated157 (16.2%)
Federal
65
State
127
Local
407
Private
280
Tallest Dams
- Superior Falls138 ft
- Eau Galle Dam127 ft
- Flambeau 92 ft
- Hatfield 92 ft
- Plum Creek 288 ft
High Hazard Dams
- Eau Galle DamHigh
- Flambeau High
- Hatfield High
- Plum Creek 2High
- High Falls High
Poor Condition Dams
- West Fork Kickapoo 1Unsatisfactory
- DoyleUnsatisfactory
- Coon Creek 21Unsatisfactory
- Rock FallsPoor
- Garden Valley 10Unsatisfactory
All Dams in Wisconsin
Showing 951–968 of 968
| Dam Name | Height (ft) | Year | Hazard | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Willow Springs Lake Waukesha County | 20 | 1966 | Low | Fair |
| Winding Creek Diversion Marathon County | 15 | 1993 | Low | Fair |
| Winding Creek Rearing Pond Marathon County | 27 | 1970 | Significant | Fair |
| Wind Lake Racine County | 7 | 1905 | Low | Fair |
| Windward Farms Crawford County | 43 | 1973 | Low | Fair |
| Winslow Lake Oconto County | 10 | 1971 | Low | Fair |
| Winter Sawyer County | 25 | 1952 | Low | Satisfactory |
| Winter,Ronald Price County | 15 | 1977 | Low | Fair |
| Wire and Nail Factory Ozaukee County | 28 | 1934 | Low | Poor |
| Wisconsin Rapids Wood County | 34 | 1843 | Low | Satisfactory |
| Wissota South Saddle Dike Chippewa County | 79 | 1917 | High | Fair |
| Wittenberg Shawano County | 22 | 1885 | Low | Fair |
| Witt Flowage Taylor County | 9 | 1966 | Low | Fair |
| Wood County 3 Wood County | 9 | 1935 | Low | Not Rated |
| Wright Iowa County | 13 | 1912 | Low | Poor |
| Wyocena Columbia County | 14 | 1849 | Low | Satisfactory |
| Yellowstone Lafayette County | 32 | 1953 | High | Fair |
| Zester,John Taylor County | 20 | 1969 | Low | Fair |
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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.