Dams in Lake County, California

21Total Dams
14High Hazard
0Significant

Dam Safety in Lake County, California

Lake County has 21 dams tracked in the National Inventory of Dams. Of these, 14 are classified as high hazard — meaning failure would probably cause loss of human life.

The average dam in Lake County is 62 years old. The most common purpose is water supply. The tallest dam is Indian Valley at 225 ft.

DamHazardConditionHeight (ft)PurposeYear
Indian ValleyHighFair225Irrigation1975
Homestake TailingsHighSatisfactory169Water Supply1990
ScottHighFair138Hydroelectric1921
Coyote CreekHighSatisfactory92Water Supply1968
Lake County Sanitation District 2HighSatisfactory77Water Supply1976
Hland CreekHighSatisfactory75Flood Risk Reduction1962
LakeportHighSatisfactory51Water Supply1980
Guenoc LakeHighSatisfactory50Other1928
BottomsHighSatisfactory47Water Supply1990
Lake County Sanitation DistrictHighSatisfactory40Water Supply1972
Spring ValleyHighSatisfactory37Water Supply1968
Adobe CreekHighSatisfactory36Flood Risk Reduction1962
AllenHighSatisfactory33Water Supply1955
Bar X Ranch Reservoir #2HighSatisfactory30Other2003
LangtryLowSatisfactory50Water Supply1992
Lake BordeauxLowSatisfactory43Water Supply1962
Clear LakeLowSatisfactory43Irrigation1914
GrahamLowSatisfactory39Water Supply1959
PetersLowSatisfactory32Other1940
Lake BurgundyLowSatisfactory28Water Supply1962
MccrearyLowSatisfactory20Water Supply1961