Dams in Rich County, Utah

17Total Dams
2High Hazard
4Significant

Dam Safety in Rich County, Utah

Rich County has 17 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 4 carry a significant hazard classification. Currently, 1 dam has a condition assessment of poor or unsatisfactory.

The average dam in Rich County is 97 years old. The most common purpose is irrigation. The tallest dam is Woodruff Creek at 103 ft.

DamHazardConditionHeight (ft)PurposeYear
Woodruff CreekHighSatisfactory103Irrigation1970
Birch Creek No. 2HighPoor101Irrigation1951
Six Mile CreekSignificantNot assessed32Irrigation1951
Farmland Reserve, Inc. - NeponsetSignificantNot assessed28Irrigation1924
Little CreekSignificantNot assessed22Irrigation1929
B.l.m./south Big Creek ReservoirSignificantNot assessed0Fire Protection, Stock, Or Small Fish Pond
Farmland Reserve, Inc. - Saleratus No. 1LowNot assessed28Irrigation1907
Nielson PondLowNot assessed271992
Farmland Reserve, Inc. - Saleratus No. 2LowNot assessed26Irrigation1907
Farmland Reserve, Inc. - Saleratus No. 3LowNot assessed23Irrigation1906
South EdenLowNot assessed20Irrigation1985
Nielson New Canyon CreekLowNot assessed191992
Farmland Reserve Inc - Lake Hollow No. 1LowNot assessed17Irrigation1873
Farmland Reserve, Inc. - CraneLowNot assessed12Irrigation1900
Farmland Reserve, Inc. - SuttonLowNot assessed12Irrigation1901
Farmland Reserve - Lake Hollow No. 2LowNot assessed11Irrigation1873
Farmland Reserve, Inc. - Shearing CorralLowNot assessed7Irrigation1901