Browse Dams

6,092 dams in the National Inventory of Dams.

National Inventory of Dams

Browse 6,092 dams from the NID database. Each record includes dam name, location, physical dimensions, hazard potential classification, condition assessment, purpose, owner information, and emergency action plan status. Use the filters below to search by state, hazard level, condition, or keyword.

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Name	State	County	Height (ft)	Hazard	Condition	Year	Purpose
Singley Lake Number 2 Dam	Mississippi	Marion	20	Undetermined	—	—	Recreation
Forest Country Club Lake Dam	Mississippi	Scott	20	Undetermined	—	—	Recreation
R G Bilbo Lake Dam	Mississippi	Jefferson Davis	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Adams Lake Dam	Mississippi	Hinds	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ms05879 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Lauderdale	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Colman Dam	Mississippi	Yalobusha	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
American Legion Jefferson County Lake Dam	Mississippi	Jefferson	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ms05233 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Forrest	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ralph Braden Pond Dam	Mississippi	DeSoto	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Roger Elder Pond Dam	Mississippi	Union	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Joe Welch Lake Dam	Mississippi	Jones	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Lake Perry Dam	Mississippi	Perry	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ms05581 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Marshall	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ms05324 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Marshall	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Albert Etheridge Lake Dam	Mississippi	Lee	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Sportsman Club Lake Dam	Mississippi	Lamar	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Lake Columbia Dam	Mississippi	Marion	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Shuler Dam	Mississippi	Stone	20	Low	—	1993	Recreation
Harry Madison Pond Dam	Mississippi	DeSoto	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Lester May Lake Dam	Mississippi	Kemper	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
W C Carnathan Dam	Mississippi	Chickasaw	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ms04272 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Yazoo	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ray Canada Lake Dam	Mississippi	Hinds	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Allen Lake Dam	Mississippi	Claiborne	20	Undetermined	—	—	Recreation
Schmidt Dam	Mississippi	Lowndes	20	Low	—	—	Irrigation
Page Lake Dam	Mississippi	Webster	20	Undetermined	—	—	Recreation
Ms05987 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Panola	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Baldwin Fish Lake Dam	Mississippi	Prentiss	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Willow Lake Dam	Mississippi	Lauderdale	20	Undetermined	—	—	Recreation
Hilldale Dam	Mississippi	Warren	20	Low	—	1993	Other
Pigford Lake Dam	Mississippi	Lauderdale	20	Undetermined	—	—	Recreation
Bill Hobson Pond Dam	Mississippi	Lauderdale	20	Undetermined	—	—	Recreation
Cooper Pond Dam	Mississippi	Clarke	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
G H Curtis Lake Dam	Mississippi	Montgomery	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Dabbs Lake Number 2 Dam	Mississippi	Monroe	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ms05175 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Calhoun	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
A G Taylor Estate Pond Dam	Mississippi	Panola	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
E E Wallace Pond Dam	Mississippi	Warren	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ms04672 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Calhoun	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ms05474 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Tate	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Dogwood Lake Ms02591 Dam	Mississippi	Lauderdale	20	Undetermined	—	—	Recreation
Ms05142 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Grenada	20	Undetermined	—	—	Recreation
Ms04414 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Yazoo	20	Undetermined	—	—	Recreation
Ms04842 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Noxubee	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ms05720 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Tate	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ms05518 Lake Dam	Mississippi	Lauderdale	20	Undetermined	—	—	Recreation
Garland Brooking Lake Dam	Mississippi	Copiah	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Cortney Lake Dam	Mississippi	Rankin	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Diamond D Lake Dam	Mississippi	Rankin	20	Low	—	—	Recreation
Ted Houseman Pond Dam	Mississippi	Yazoo	20	Low	—	—	Recreation

Frequently Asked Questions

Hazard potential is based on the consequences of dam failure, not the condition of the dam. High hazard means loss of human life is probable. Significant means economic and environmental losses are expected but no probable loss of life. Low means minimal losses are expected. The classification considers downstream population, infrastructure, and environmental resources.

Condition ratings reflect the physical state of the dam based on periodic inspections. Satisfactory means no deficiencies found. Fair means minor issues exist but no immediate action needed. Poor means safety deficiencies require remedial action. Unsatisfactory means the dam is unsafe and immediate corrective action is required.

Yes. Use the search field above to find dams by name. You can also combine the search with state, hazard, and condition filters to narrow your results. Each dam record links to a detail page with complete information.