Dams in Henderson County, Tennessee

24Total Dams
2High Hazard
10Significant

Dam Safety in Henderson County, Tennessee

Henderson County has 24 dams tracked in the National Inventory of Dams. Of these, 2 are classified as high hazard — meaning failure would probably cause loss of human life. Another 10 carry a significant hazard classification.

The average dam in Henderson County is 53 years old. The most common purpose is flood risk reduction. The tallest dam is Beech Dam at 44 ft.

DamHazardConditionHeight (ft)PurposeYear
Beech DamHighNot assessed44Flood Risk Reduction1963
Cedar DamHighNot assessed27Flood Risk Reduction1963
Pin Oak DamSignificantNot assessed44Flood Risk Reduction1964
Spencer Creek DamSignificantSatisfactory411981
Pine DamSignificantNot assessed39Flood Risk Reduction1964
Dogwood DamSignificantNot assessed34Flood Risk Reduction1965
Redbud DamSignificantNot assessed31Flood Risk Reduction1965
Browns Creek Lake DamSignificantSatisfactory29Recreation1935
Spring Creek Trib #1 DamSignificantSatisfactory281977
Sycamore DamSignificantNot assessed27Flood Risk Reduction1965
Susan Branch #1 DamSignificantSatisfactory201977
Lost Creek DamSignificantNot assessed18Flood Risk Reduction1963
Falcon Ridge DamLowSatisfactory43Recreation1999
Barker Branch DamLowSatisfactory321986
Stewart DamLowNot assessed261978
Luray DamLowFair261990
Cane Creek DamLowSatisfactory241988
Susan Branch #3 DamLowSatisfactory241984
Mount Gilead DamLowSatisfactory221981
Duck DamLowNot assessed21Fish and Wildlife Pond1999
Cub Creek Lake DamLowSatisfactory211937
Lexington Mgnt. DamLowNot assessed201969
Dorris DamLowNot assessed171970
Barry DamLowNot assessed151972