Dam safety compliance

Dams in Pitt County, North Carolina

22 dams on record, from North Carolina's own published inventory. 12 have a computed filing deadline.

Allens Pond Dam

low hazard EAP: No Next due: February 20, 2013

Bobjack Dam #1

high hazard EAP: No

Bobjack Dam #2

high hazard EAP: No

Bobjack Dam #3

high hazard EAP: No

Brook Valley Country Club Dam

high hazard EAP: Yes, Approved Next due: April 9, 2025

Cobb Dail Dam

low hazard EAP: No

Ellsworth Dam

high hazard EAP: No

Fish Pond Farm Dam

high hazard EAP: No

Greenville Utilities Commission Dam

high hazard EAP: Yes, Approved Next due: February 3, 2026

Lake Glenwood Dam

high hazard EAP: Yes, Approved Next due: January 16, 2026

Lake Kristi Dam

intermediate hazard EAP: No Next due: February 21, 2011

Lake Kristi Dam #2

low hazard EAP: No

Monks Pond Dam

low hazard EAP: No Next due: February 20, 2013

Parkside Dam

low hazard EAP: No

Pinelog Branch Dam

high hazard EAP: No

Sheppard Millpond Dam

high hazard EAP: No Next due: March 15, 2024

Timberlake Dam

low hazard EAP: No Next due: November 25, 2013

Tyers Pond Dam

low hazard EAP: No Next due: February 20, 2013

Westerman Dam

high hazard EAP: No

White Pond Dam #1

low hazard EAP: No Next due: September 29, 2004

White Pond Dam #2

low hazard EAP: No Next due: September 29, 2004

Worthington Farms Dam

low hazard EAP: No Next due: April 11, 2010

Sourced from North Carolina's public dam inventory. Claiming a dam here is free — look it up to see its full record. See what North Carolina requires of dam owners.