Below is a listing of all of the confirmed breached dams to date following Hurricane Florence. The table includes links to inspection reports that have been issued as a result of statewide assessments of dams.
Reports are available in pdf format.
Breached Regulated Dams
Chesterfield County
DAM NAME | CLASS | NUMBER | REPORT |
CRAWFORD POND | Class 3 - Low Hazard |
D1824 | |
LAKEWIND | Class 2 - Significant Hazard |
D3188 | N/A |
Darlington County
DAM NAME | CLASS | NUMBER | REPORT |
LAKE DARPO | Class 3 - Low Hazard |
D3530 | |
JORDAN POND | Class 2 - Significant Hazard |
D3532 | |
SPRING LAKE | Class 3 - Low Hazard |
D3539 |
Dillon County
DAM NAME | CLASS | NUMBER | REPORT |
MCCOLL POND | Class 3 - Low Hazard |
D0848 |
Marion County
DAM NAME | CLASS | NUMBER | REPORT |
BAXLEY 501 POND | Class 2 - Significant Hazard |
D0513 |
Marlboro county
DAM NAME | CLASS | NUMBER | REPORT |
McMEEKIN POND | Class 3 - Low Hazard |
D3430 | |
MCLAURINS MILLPOND | Class 2 - Significant Hazard |
D3441 | |
DAVIDS MILLPOND | Class 2 - Significant Hazard |
D3450 | |
COVINGTON MILLPOND | Class 3 - Low Hazard |
D3453 |
* Covington Millpond Dam was previously under an emergency order as a result of Hurricane Matthew (2016).
What the regulated dam classifications mean:
- High-hazard (C-1) - Failure may cause loss of life or serious damage to infrastructure.
- Significant-hazard (C-2) - Failure will not likely cause loss of life but may damage infrastructure.
- Low-hazard (C-3) - Failure may cause limited property damage.