Water Supply Dams in Vermont

Vermont has 26 water supply dams, of which 7 carry a high hazard classification. The dam stores water for municipal, industrial, or agricultural use, helping ensure a reliable supply for the surrounding area.

#	Dam	County	Height (ft)	Hazard	Condition	Year
1	Thurman W. Dix Reservoir	Orange	50	High	Poor	1950
2	Rutland City Reservoir	Rutland	48	High	Satisfactory	1954
3	Pleasant Valley Reservoir	Windham	42	High	Fair	1909
4	Silver Lake	Franklin	35	Significant	Poor	1912
5	Lower Orange Reservoir	Orange	33	Low	Fair	1910
6	Vondell Reservoir	Windsor	33	Significant	Fair	1962
7	St. Albans North Reservoir	Franklin	32	High	Poor	1895
8	Newbury Water Supply (lower)	Orange	32	Low	Poor	1890
9	Smugglers Notch Village	Lamoille	30	Significant	Poor	1966
10	Hapgood Pond Dam	Bennington	27	Low	Not Rated	1980
11	Minards Pond	Windham	27	Significant	Satisfactory	1900
12	Lake John	Windsor	27	Significant	Poor	1900
13	St. Albans South Reservoir	Franklin	26	High	Fair	1910
14	Chestnut Hill Reservoir	Windham	25	High	Poor	1884
15	Silver Lake South Dike	Franklin	22	Low	Poor	1873
16	Chandler Pond	Caledonia	21	Significant	Fair	1890
17	Cox Reservoir	Windsor	20	Significant	Poor	1930
18	Lake Casper	Windsor	17	Significant	Poor	1880
19	Stiles Pond	Caledonia	14	High	Poor	1877
20	Berlin Pond	Washington	14	Low	Poor	1920
21	Sunset Lake	Windham	14	Significant	Poor	1910
22	Milton Pond	Chittenden	10	Low	Not Rated	1900
23	Silver Lake North Dike	Franklin	10	Low	Poor	1895
24	Inman Pond	Rutland	10	Low	Fair	1920
25	Rutland City Reservoir Dike	Rutland	9	Low	Satisfactory	1954
26	May Pond	Orleans	7	Low	Poor	1900

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