Dams in Lumpkin County, Georgia

23Total Dams
5High Hazard
0Significant

Dam Safety in Lumpkin County, Georgia

Lumpkin County has 23 dams tracked in the National Inventory of Dams. Of these, 5 are classified as high hazard — meaning failure would probably cause loss of human life. Currently, 1 dam has a condition assessment of poor or unsatisfactory.

The average dam in Lumpkin County is 61 years old. The most common purpose is recreation. The tallest dam is Etowah River Ws Str # 32 at 73 ft.

DamHazardConditionHeight (ft)PurposeYear
Etowah River Ws Str # 26HighFair57Flood Risk Reduction1965
Etowah River Ws Str # 25HighFair46Recreation1944
Yahoola Creek Reservoir DamHighSatisfactory45
Roskin Lake DamHighPoor33Recreation
Whitner's Lake DamHighSatisfactory29Recreation1917
Etowah River Ws Str # 32LowNot assessed73Flood Risk Reduction1964
Blackburn State Park Lake DamLowNot assessed39Recreation1970
Gay Lake DamLowNot assessed37Recreation1980
Burgess Lake DamLowNot assessed37Recreation1972
Garwood Lake DamLowNot assessed36Recreation1985
Hidden Lake DamLowNot assessed35Recreation1940
Whelchel # 1 DamLowNot assessed34Recreation1987
Lake Arthur DamLowNot assessed32Recreation1960
Butler Lake DamLowNot assessed32Recreation1972
Camp Glisson Lower Lake DamLowNot assessed31Recreation1950
Kritzer Lake DamLowNot assessed30
Camp Glisson (water Supply)LowNot assessed30Recreation
Poole Lake DamLowNot assessed29Recreation1979
Moose DamLowNot assessed27Recreation1970
Dollar Lake DamLowNot assessed26Recreation1960
Whelchel Lake Dam # 2LowNot assessed26Recreation1983
Rainbow Lake DamLowNot assessed21Recreation1984
Lake Marie DamUndeterminedNot assessed43Recreation1951