Fish and Wildlife Dams in Rhode Island

Rhode Island has 21 fish and wildlife dams, of which 7 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	Stillwater Reservoir	Providence	39	High	Fair	1918
2	Curran Upper Reservoir	Providence	29	High	Fair	1902
3	Curran Lower Reservoir	Providence	17	High	Poor	1950
4	Wyoming Upper	Washington	15	High	Satisfactory	1885
5	Breakheart Pond	Washington	15	Low	Poor	1900
6	Round Top Pond	Providence	14	Low	Poor	1905
7	Buck Hill Pond	Providence	14	Low	Poor	1962
8	David King Farm Pond	Providence	13	Significant	Fair	1974
9	Blue Pond	Washington	13	Significant	Not Rated	1885
10	Browning Mill Pond	Washington	13	Significant	Poor	1885
11	Burlingame Reservoir Upper	Providence	12	High	Poor	1885
12	Silver Spring Lake	Washington	12	High	Satisfactory	1885
13	Barberville Pond	Washington	11	Significant	Poor	1882
14	Potowomut Pond	Washington	10	Low	Poor	1885
15	Hamilton Reservoir	Washington	10	Significant	Poor
16	Simmons Pond	Newport	9	Significant	Poor	1800
17	Durfee Hill Wildlife Marsh #2	Providence	8	Significant	Not Rated	1965
18	White's Pond	Washington	8	High	Fair
19	Great Swamp Goose Marsh	Washington	8	Low	Poor	1960
20	Mt. Tom Wildlife Marsh	Washington	8	Low	Poor	1964
21	Mill Pond	Newport	5	Significant	Poor	1900

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