Dams in Pike County, Alabama

21Total Dams
0High Hazard
0Significant

Dam Safety in Pike County, Alabama

Pike County has 21 dams tracked in the National Inventory of Dams.

The average dam in Pike County is 60 years old. The most common purpose is fish and wildlife pond. The tallest dam is Harris Lake Dam at 35 ft.

DamHazardConditionHeight (ft)PurposeYear
Harris Lake DamLowNot assessed35Recreation1977
W R Chapman Lake Dam No 2LowNot assessed29Recreation1976
Robert DunnLowNot assessed26Fish and Wildlife Pond1981
Pike County LakeLowNot assessed25Recreation1950
Pike PondLowNot assessed24Fire Protection, Stock, Or Small Fish Pond1960
Bill Chapman PondLowNot assessed23Fish and Wildlife Pond1975
Henderson LakeLowNot assessed22Debris Control1972
Harris PondLowNot assessed22Fish and Wildlife Pond1978
Milton CarterLowNot assessed20Fire Protection, Stock, Or Small Fish Pond1968
Harold Freeman PondLowNot assessed20Fish and Wildlife Pond1978
Bill Chapman PondLowNot assessed18Fish and Wildlife Pond1968
Sanders Pond DamLowNot assessed17Recreation1965
W R Chapman Lake Dam No 1LowNot assessed17Recreation1965
J M Curtis PondLowNot assessed16Fish and Wildlife Pond1979
Bear BrothersLowNot assessed16Fish and Wildlife Pond1956
YoungbloodLowNot assessed15Recreation1945
Morgans PondLowNot assessed15Fish and Wildlife Pond1964
Foy Ingram PondLowNot assessed15Fish and Wildlife Pond1967
CopelandLowNot assessed15Fish and Wildlife Pond1954
Sorrell Lake DamLowNot assessed13Recreation1952
CrowesLowNot assessed10Recreation1955