Hydroelectric Dams in Texas

Texas has 17 hydroelectric dams, of which 11 carry a high hazard classification. The dam generates hydroelectric power by channeling water through turbines, converting the energy of flowing water into electricity.

#DamCountyHeight (ft)HazardConditionYear
1Max Starcke DamBurnet99SignificantSatisfactory1951
2Lcra Inks DamBurnet97HighSatisfactory1938
3LivingstonSan Jacinto90HighUnsatisfactory1969
4Calaveras Creek DamBexar86HighSatisfactory1969
5Victor Braunig DamBexar80HighSatisfactory1963
6Gibbons Creek DamGrimes50HighSatisfactory1981
7Lake Placid DamGuadalupe47HighFair1932
8Lake Meadow DamGuadalupe44HighNot Rated1930
9Lake Gonzales DamGonzales42HighNot Rated1931
10Lake Wood DamGonzales42HighFair1931
11Lake Mcqueeney DamGuadalupe42HighNot Rated1928
12Lake Dunlap DamGuadalupe41HighFair1928
13Cuero Lake DamDeWitt37LowNot Rated1898
14GonzalesGonzales15SignificantSatisfactory1925
15Ma Wade DamGonzales11LowNot Rated1914
16Staples Gin DamCaldwell10LowNot Rated
17Martindale Gin DamGuadalupe10LowNot Rated1892

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