Fish and Wildlife Dams in Kansas

Kansas has 27 fish and wildlife dams, of which 5 carry a high hazard classification. The dam creates habitat for fish and wildlife, supporting local ecosystems and potentially serving conservation goals.

#	Dam	County	Height (ft)	Hazard	Condition	Year
1	Leavenworth State Lake Dam	Leavenworth	77	High	Satisfactory	1994
2	Douglas County State Lake Dam	Douglas	70	High	Fair	1961
3	Woodson County State Fishing Lake	Woodson	65	Low	Not assessed	1933
4	Wilson County State Lake	Wilson	55	High	Fair	1955
5	Enchanted Lake	Johnson	43	High	Satisfactory	2014
6	Brown Co State Fishing Lake	Brown	42	Low	Not assessed	1953
7	Thomas W Boyd	Kingman	40	Low	Not assessed	2006
8	Rooks County State Lake	Rooks	36	Low	Satisfactory	1934
9	Center Dam	Elk	34	Low	Not assessed
10		Doniphan	31	Low	Not assessed
11		Nemaha	31	Low	Not assessed	2004
12	Heston Dam	Jefferson	29	Low	Not assessed	1997
13	Bandy Reservoir	Wabaunsee	27	Low	Not assessed
14	Breakneck Lake	Riley	25	Low	Poor	1952
15	Vietti Pond	Bourbon	24	Low	Not assessed	2012
16	130	Shawnee	24	Low	Not assessed	2005
17		Osage	23	Low	Not assessed	1997
18	Frd No 15	Rush	23	Low	Not assessed	1999
19		Osage	22	High	Satisfactory	2000
20		Phillips	20	Low	Not assessed	1969
21		Phillips	20	Low	Not assessed	1965
22	Hefley Dam	Marion	19	Low	Not assessed
23	Stateline Pond Dam	Linn	18	Low	Fair	1971
24	Dd No 109	Lyon	18	Low	Not assessed	2003
25	Kingman County State Lake	Kingman	16	Low	Not assessed	1931
26	Melvern Waterfowl Marsh Dam #1	Osage	14	Low	Not assessed
27		Graham	13	Low	Not assessed	2000

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