Texas Dams
Texas features a diverse array of dams that serve as critical infrastructure for power generation, irrigation, and water management. This list includes Wirtz Dam, a hydroelectric facility built in the mid-20th century to create Lake Lyndon B. Johnson. Other structures, like the Fort Parker State Park Lake Dam, highlight the work of the Civilian Conservation Corps during the 1930s. These sites define the state's recreational landscape, ranging from large-scale utility projects to smaller municipal reservoirs.
A Wirtz Dam
Wirtz Dam was constructed from 1949 to 1951 to provide hydroelectric power and to form Lake Lyndon B.
Fort Parker State Park Lake Dam
Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the late 1930s to impound the Navasota River.
Balmorhea Lake Dam
Earthen dam on Sandia Creek used for irrigation and regional water storage near the Davis Mountains.
Lake Groesbeck Dam
Impoundment on the Navasota River providing water storage and recreational access near the city of Groesbeck.
Mexia Country Club Lake Dam
Small impoundment structure located in Limestone County.
Lometa Reservoir Dam
Municipal water supply structure providing storage for the city of Lometa.
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