Dams in Clark County, Illinois

20Total Dams
1High Hazard
6Significant

Dam Safety in Clark County, Illinois

Clark County has 20 dams tracked in the National Inventory of Dams. Of these, 1 are classified as high hazard — meaning failure would probably cause loss of human life. Another 6 carry a significant hazard classification.

The average dam in Clark County is 64 years old. The most common purpose is recreation. The tallest dam is Mill Creek Structure 1 Dam at 81 ft.

DamHazardConditionHeight (ft)PurposeYear
Lincoln Trail State Park Lake DamHighNot assessed52Recreation1956
Mill Creek Structure 1 DamSignificantNot assessed81Flood Risk Reduction1980
Marshall Golf Course Lake DamSignificantNot assessed39Recreation1940
Mill Creek Structure 3 DamSignificantNot assessed38Flood Risk Reduction1976
Twenty One Guns Campground Lake DamSignificantNot assessed30Recreation1957
Sherwood Forest Lake DamSignificantNot assessed21Recreation1954
Martinsville Pond DamSignificantNot assessed6Fish and Wildlife Pond1910
Mill Creek Structure 9 DamLowNot assessed46Flood Risk Reduction1986
Mill Creek Structure 7 DamLowNot assessed42Flood Risk Reduction1976
Lashbrook Pond DamLowNot assessed40Recreation1967
Mill Creek Structure 8 DamLowNot assessed40Flood Risk Reduction1987
Mill Creek Strcture 2 DamLowNot assessed38Flood Risk Reduction1973
Mill Creek Ws Str 4LowNot assessed35Flood Risk Reduction1976
Mill Creek Structure 6 DamLowNot assessed34Flood Risk Reduction1976
Bass Lake DamLowNot assessed33Recreation1952
Sweet Farms Lake DamLowNot assessed30Recreation1960
Round Grove Sportsman Lake DamLowNot assessed28Recreation1947
Newmans Lake DamLowNot assessed24Recreation1954
Martin Tarbel Lake DamLowNot assessed23Recreation1954
Craig Lake DamLowNot assessed22Recreation1956