Fire Protection and Stock Pond Dams in Maine

Maine has 33 fire protection and stock pond dams, of which 2 carry a high hazard classification. The dam maintains a small impoundment used for fire suppression, livestock watering, or as a fish pond.

#	Dam	County	Height (ft)	Hazard	Condition	Year
1	Branch Pond	Kennebec	25	Significant	Fair	1817
2	Mill Pond	Oxford	25	Low	Not assessed	1850
3	Mill Pond	Knox	20	Undetermined	Not assessed	1915
4	Tolman	Knox	20	Significant	Poor	1967
5	Sawyer's Pond	Lincoln	20	Significant	Fair	1935
6	Robinson	Aroostook	18	Low	Not assessed	1930
7	Megunticook East	Knox	18	High	Poor	1900
8	Higgins	Somerset	18	Low	Not assessed	1911
9	Frankfort	Waldo	18	Low	Not assessed	1840
10	Bell Mill	Washington	18	Low	Not assessed	1900
11	Thompsons	Kennebec	17	Low	Not assessed	1850
12	Mill Pond	Kennebec	16	Low	Not assessed	1915
13	Malletts Mill	Penobscot	16	Significant	Poor	1836
14	Mill Brook	Waldo	16	Low	Not assessed	1900
15	Collins Mills	Kennebec	15	Low	Not assessed	1830
16	North Vassalboro	Kennebec	15	Low	Not assessed	1900
17	Bristol Mills	Lincoln	15	Low	Not assessed	1914
18	Garland Pond	Penobscot	15	Low	Fair	1905
19	Cambridge Pond	Somerset	15	Low	Not assessed	1940
20	Cooks Brook Dam	York	15	Low	Not assessed	1900
21	Great Pond	Kennebec	14	Low	Fair	1900
22	Megunticook West	Knox	14	High	Poor	1900
23	Jordan Mill Privilege	Cumberland	12	Low	Fair	1770
24	Taylor Pond	Kennebec	12	Low	Satisfactory	1900
25	Big Meadow	Washington	12	Low	Not assessed
26	Bauneg Beg	York	12	Low	Fair	1900
27	Goodwins Mills	York	12	Low	Not assessed	1890
28	Hamilton Pond	Hancock	11	Low	Not assessed	1920
29	Salmon Lake	Kennebec	11	Significant	Fair	1896
30	Putt Brook	Oxford	11	Low	Not assessed	1940
31	Gun Point Ice Pond	Cumberland	9	Low	Fair	1900
32	Wings Mills	Kennebec	9	Low	Fair	1915
33	Sandy Pond #3	Waldo	9	Significant	Poor	1900

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