Fish and Wildlife Dams in Tennessee

Tennessee has 15 fish and wildlife dams, of which 1 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	Nolichucky Dam	Greene	94	High	Not assessed	1913
2	Doakes Creek Dam	Campbell	31	Low	Not assessed	1936
3	Indian Boundary Dam	Monroe	28	Low	Not assessed	1965
4	Allen Branch Dam	Cocke	26	Low	Not assessed	1969
5	Bards Creek Dam	Stewart	25	Low	Not assessed	1965
6	Little Lake Dam	Haywood	23	Low	Poor	1967
7	Quail Hollow Lake Dam	Haywood	21	Low	Fair	1978
8	Duck Dam	Henderson	21	Low	Not assessed	1999
9	B & W Lake Dam	Henry	20	Low	Not assessed	1999
10	Firestone #1 Dam	White	20	Low	Satisfactory	1973
11	Goose Lake Dam	Haywood	18	Low	Fair	1968
12	Evans Lake Dam	Van Buren	14	Significant	Not assessed	2013
13	Kingston North Embayment Dam	Roane	11	Low	Not assessed	2012
14	Moore Dam	Fayette	10	Low	Not assessed	2023
15	Lake Oneil Dam	Haywood	9	Low	Fair	1964

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