Dams in Holt County, Missouri

25Total Dams
7High Hazard
0Significant

Dam Safety in Holt County, Missouri

Holt County has 25 dams tracked in the National Inventory of Dams. Of these, 7 are classified as high hazard — meaning failure would probably cause loss of human life.

The average dam in Holt County is 47 years old. The most common purpose is flood risk reduction. The tallest dam is Frank Milne Dam (dry) at 39 ft.

DamHazardConditionHeight (ft)PurposeYear
Frank Milne Dam (dry)HighNot assessed39Flood Risk Reduction1972
Ideker,welton DamHighNot assessed34Other1968
Gordan Lake DamHighNot assessed31Other1969
Lescher Lake DamHighNot assessed30Debris Control
Browning Lake DamHighNot assessed29Flood Risk Reduction1971
Limpp, Earl Lake DamHighNot assessed26Flood Risk Reduction1972
Tenney-hall Dam -mononame 27 DamHighNot assessed19Flood Risk Reduction1962
Virgil MilesLowNot assessed37Other1999
Kirby Rosier DamLowNot assessed33Grade Stabilization2002
Hugh M. Wallace DamLowNot assessed33Grade Stabilization2003
Duane Luna DamLowNot assessed31Grade Stabilization2003
Heck DamLowNot assessed31Grade Stabilization1989
Janice Rosier Lake DamLowNot assessed31Grade Stabilization2002
Gillis Lake DamLowNot assessed30Flood Risk Reduction1972
Dudeck DamLowNot assessed29Grade Stabilization1985
George Fogg DamLowNot assessed29Debris Control2000
Mitchell Corbin DamLowNot assessed25Grade Stabilization2002
Glen Meyer DamLowNot assessed25Flood Risk Reduction1971
Bailey Lake DamLowNot assessed25Other1950
Nauman Lake DamLowNot assessed25Other
Cain Farm Lake DamLowNot assessed25Other
Marion MendenhallLowNot assessed20Flood Risk Reduction1972
Trena Bomar DamLowNot assessed20Recreation1960
John Hall DamLowNot assessed20Flood Risk Reduction1972
South Levee DamLowSatisfactory12Fish and Wildlife Pond1937