7Total Dams
2High Hazard
3Significant
Dam Safety in Daggett County, Utah
Daggett County has 7 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 3 carry a significant hazard classification.
The average dam in Daggett County is 71 years old. The most common purpose is irrigation. The tallest dam is Flaming Gorge Dam at 502 ft.
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| Dam | Hazard | Condition | Height (ft) | Purpose | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flaming Gorge Dam | High | Not assessed | 502 | Flood Risk Reduction | 1964 |
| Long Park (daggett) | High | Satisfactory | 112 | Irrigation | 1980 |
| Browne Lake | Significant | Not assessed | 31 | Recreation | 1957 |
| Sheep Creek | Significant | Not assessed | 20 | Recreation | 1958 |
| Spirit Lake | Significant | Not assessed | 18 | Irrigation | 1934 |
| Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge | Low | Not assessed | 11 | Other | |
| Daggett Lake | Low | Not assessed | 7 | Irrigation | 1932 |