Scs-broken Leg Creek Site-3
Scs-broken Leg Creek Site-3 is an earth dam located in Roger Mills County, Oklahoma, built in 1963. It carries a Low hazard potential classification.
About Scs-broken Leg Creek Site-3
The primary purpose of Scs-broken Leg Creek Site-3 is flood risk reduction. The dam is designed to control downstream flooding by temporarily storing excess water during storms and releasing it at a controlled rate. The dam is owned by Upper Washita Cons Dist (state). It impounds the Tr-broken Leg Creek near Cheyenne.
The dam stands 40 feet tall and stretches 950 feet across, creates a reservoir covering 6 acres, and has a maximum storage capacity of 214 acre-feet. Completed in 1963, the structure is well into its service life at over 50 years old.
This dam has a low hazard potential classification, meaning that failure would cause minimal damage, limited primarily to the dam owner's property, with no expected loss of life. The most recent inspection on record was 01/01/1980. That was over 46 years ago.
At 40 feet, this dam is taller than 87% of dams nationwide.
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Location
| State | Oklahoma |
| County | Roger Mills |
| Nearest City | Cheyenne |
| River/Stream | Tr-broken Leg Creek |
| Coordinates | 35.61826, -99.75917 |
Physical Characteristics
| Dam Type | Earth |
| NID Height | 40 ft |
| Dam Height | 40 ft |
| Dam Length | 950 ft |
| Year Completed | 1963 (63 years old) |
Storage & Hydraulics
| NID Storage | 214 acre-ft |
| Max Storage | 214 acre-ft |
| Normal Storage | 45 acre-ft |
| Surface Area | 6 acres |
| Max Discharge | 718 cfs |
| Spillway Type | Controlled |
Ownership & Safety
| Purpose | Flood Risk Reduction |
| Owner | UPPER WASHITA CONS DIST |
| Owner Type | State |
| Hazard Classification | Low |
| Condition Assessment | Not Rated |
| Last Inspection | 01/01/1980 |
| Emergency Action Plan | Not Required |
Identifiers
| NID ID | OK01025 |
| Federal ID | OK01025 |
| More Info | State Dam Safety Program |