Fish and Wildlife Dams in West Virginia

West Virginia has 10 fish and wildlife dams, of which 5 carry a high hazard classification. The dam creates habitat for fish and wildlife, supporting local ecosystems and potentially serving conservation goals.

#	Dam	County	Height (ft)	Hazard	Condition	Year
1	Laurel Creek Lake No.1	Mingo	47	High	Poor	1960
2	Watoga Lake Dam	Pocahontas	42	High	Satisfactory	1934
3	Moncove Lake	Monroe	33	High	Satisfactory	1959
4	Grandview Farm Lake	Raleigh	26	Significant	Satisfactory	1986
5	Seneca Lake	Pocahontas	23	Significant	Satisfactory	1952
6	Spruce Knob Lake	Randolph	23	Low	Not Rated	1952
7	Flat Run Lake	Tucker	21	Low	Satisfactory	1965
8	Mcclintic Pond #7b Dam	Mason	14	High	Satisfactory
9	Mcclintic Pond #7a Dam	Mason	12	High	Satisfactory
10	R. C. Byrd On-site Fish Hatchery Dam	Mason	0	Significant	Satisfactory

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