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# of Year Primary Owner Dam Name Location Hazard House District Dams Completed Abington Hunts Pond Dam Brockton Significant 1920 Michael D. Brady Christine E. Canavan Geraldine Creedon 1 Athol Phillipston Reservoir Dam Phillipston Significant 1895 Anne M. Gobi 1 Attleboro Hoppin Hill Reservoir Dam No. Attleborough High 1940 Elizabeth A. Poirier Attleboro Manchester Pond South Dike Attleboro High 1963 Elizabeth A. Poirier Attleboro Manchester Res. E. Dike Attleboro High 1963 George T. Ross Embankments Attleboro Farmers Pond Dam Attleboro Significant 0 George T. Ross 4 Auburn Eddy Pond Dam Auburn High 1920 Paul K. Frost Auburn Auburn Pond Dam Auburn High 1900 Paul K. Frost 2 Ayer Balch Pond Dam Ayer Significant 1900 Bruce J. Ayers Sheila C. Harrington 1 Bedford Wilson Corne Mill Dam Bedford Significant 1900 Charles A. Murphy Bedford Old Water Supply Dam Bedford Significant 1900 Charles A. Murphy 2 Bellingham Old Mill Dam Bellingham Significant 1900 Ryan C. Fattman 1 Blackstone Lake Hiawatha Dam Blackstone Significant 1900 Ryan C. Fattman 1 Bolton Fyfeshire Pond Dam Bolton Significant 0 Kate Hogan 1 Brockton Thirty Acre Pond Dam Brockton High 1900 Michael D. Brady Christine E. Canavan Geraldine Creedon 1 Canton Shepard Pond Dam Canton Significant 1880 William C. Galvin 1 Chelmsford Swains Pond Dam Chelmsford Significant 0 James Arciero Cory Atkins Thomas A. Golden Jr. David M. Nangle 1 Clinton Heywood Reservoir Dam Sterling Significant 1926 Kimberly N. Ferguson Harold P. Naughton, Jr Clinton Fitch Basin Dam Sterling Significant 1928 Kimberly N. Ferguson Harold P. Naughton, Jr Clinton Upper Lynde Basin Dam Sterling Significant 1924 Kimberly N. Ferguson Harold P. Naughton, Jr 3 Concord Nagog Pond Dam Acton Significant 1909 Cory Atkins Jennifer E. Benson Concord Warners Pond Dam Concord Significant 1900 Cory Atkins 2 Danvers Curtis Pond Dam Middleton Significant 1920 Bradford Hill Bradley H. Jones, Jr 1 Dartmouth Russells Mill Pond Dam Dartmouth Significant 0 Christopher M. Markey 1 Dudley Carpenter Road Pond Dam Dudley Significant 1900 Kevin J. Kuros 1 Duxbury Mill Pond Dam Duxbury Significant 1900 Thomas J. Calter Daniel K. Webster 1 Easton Long Pond Dam Easton Significant 1850 Christine E. Canavan Geraldine Creedon Angelo L. D'Emilia 1 Fall River Terry Brook Reservoir Dam Freetown High 1900 Christopher M. Markey David B. Sullivan Fall River Lake Noquochoke Upper Dam Dartmouth Significant 1942 Christopher M. Markey 2 Fitchburg Overlook Reservoir Dam Fitchburg High 1872 Stephen L. DiNatale Fitchburg Greenes Pond Dam Fitchburg High 1925 Stephen L. DiNatale Fitchburg Mctaggarts Pond Dam Fitchburg High 1928 Stephen L. DiNatale Fitchburg Overlook Reservoir Dike Fitchburg High 1872 Stephen L. DiNatale Fitchburg Ashby Reservoir Dam Ashby High 1900 Richard Bastien Fitchburg Mirror Lake Dam Fitchburg Significant 1922 Stephen L. DiNatale 6 Foxborough Carpenter Pond Dam Foxborough Significant 1886 F. Jay Barrows Foxborough Glue Factory Pond West Dam Foxborough Significant 1910 F. Jay Barrows Foxborough West Street Dam Foxborough Significant 1977 F. Jay Barrows Foxborough Carpenter Upper Pond Dike Foxborough Significant 1900 F. Jay Barrows Foxborough Carpenter Upper Pond Dam Foxborough Significant 1819 F. Jay Barrows 5 Gardner Wayside Pond Dam Gardner Significant 1965 Richard Bastien 1 Gloucester Fernwood Lake North Dam Gloucester High 1877 Ann-Margaret Ferrante Gloucester Fernwood Lake West Dam Gloucester High 1877 Ann-Margaret Ferrante Gloucester Babson Reservoir Dam Gloucester High 1930 Ann-Margaret Ferrante Gloucester Fernwood Lake South Dike Gloucester Significant 1900 Ann-Margaret Ferrante 4 Grafton Lake Ripple Dam Grafton Significant 1982 George N. Peterson, Jr 1 Greenfield Wiley & Russell Dam Greenfield Significant 1936 Denise Andrews 1 Groton Squannacook River Dam Groton Significant 1936 Sheila C. Harrington 1 Hanover Hackett Pond Dam Hanover Significant 1960 Rhonda L. Nyman 1 Haverhill Frye Pond Dam Haverhill Significant Brian S. Dempsey James J. Lyons, Jr Harriett L. Stanley Haverhill Crystal Lake Dam Haverhill Significant 1930 Brian S. Dempsey James J. Lyons, Jr Harriett L. Stanley 2 Holden Old Grist Mill Pond Dam Holden Significant 0 Kimberly N. Ferguson 1 Holliston Houghton Pond Dam Holliston High 1898 Carolyn C. Dykema Holliston Factory Pond Dam Holliston Significant 1873 Carolyn C. Dykema 2 Holyoke White Reservoir Dam Southampton Significant 1912 Peter V. Kocot 1 Lancaster Bartlett Pond Dam Lancaster Significant 0 Jennifer E. Benson Harold P. Naughton, Jr 1 Leicester Waite Pond Dam Leicester Significant 1920 John J. Binienda 1 Leominster Rockwell Pond Dam Leominster High 1900 Dennis A. Rosa Leominster Barrett Park Pond Dam Leominster Significant 1900 Dennis A. Rosa 2 Lincoln Sandy Pond Dam Lincoln Significant 1900 Thomas P. Conroy 1 Lynn Walden Pond Outlet Dam Saugus High 1905 Kathi-Anne Reinstein Donald H. Wong Lynn Breeds Pond Outlet Dam #5 Lynn High 1914 Lori A. Ehrlich Robert F. Fennell Donald H. Wong Steven M. Walsh 2 Mansfield Canoe River Campground Dam Mansfield Significant 1900 F. Jay Barrows Louis L. Kafka Elizabeth A. Poirier Mansfield Kingman Pond Dam Mansfield Significant F. Jay Barrows Louis L. Kafka Elizabeth A. Poirier 2 Mashpee Santuit Pond Mashpee Significant 0 Randy Hunt David T. Vieira 1 Millbury Brierly Pond Dam Millbury Significant 1880 Paul K. Frost 1 New Bedford Buttonwood Park Pond Dam New Bedford Significant 1960 Antonio F.D. Cabral Robert M. Koczera Christopher M. Markey 1 North Adams Notch Reservoir Dam North Adams High 1897 Gailanne M. Cariddi North Adams Mount Williams Reservoir Dam North Adams High 1914 Gailanne M. Cariddi North Adams Windsor Lake Dam North Adams High 1883 Gailanne M. Cariddi 3 North Brookfield Horse Pond Dam North Brookfield Significant 1950 Anne M. Gobi 1 Northampton Roberts Meadow Upper Northampton High 1883 Peter V. Kocot Reservoir Dam 1 Northborough Northborough Reservoir Dam Shrewsbury Significant 1900 Matthew A. Beaton 1 Norton Norton Reservoir Dam Norton High 1900 F. Jay Barrows Steven S. Howitt Elizabeth A. Poirier 1 Oxford Mckinstry's Pond Dam Oxford Significant 0 Peter Durant Paul K. Frost Kevin J. Kuros 1 Peabody Elginwood Pond Dam Peabody Significant 1960 Theodore C. Speliotis Joyce A. Spiliotis 1 Pembroke Lower Chandler Pond Dam Pembroke Significant 1920 Daniel K. Webster 1 Pittsfield Ashley Lake Dam Washington High 1901 Paul W. Mark Pittsfield Farnham Reservoir Dam Washington High 1910 Paul W. Mark 2 Sandwich Upper Shawme Lake Dam Sandwich Significant 1900 Randy Hunt 1 Sharon Manns Pond Dam Sharon Significant 1860 Louis L. Kafka Sharon Hammershop Pond Dam Sharon Significant 0 Louis L. Kafka 2 Shrewsbury Newton Pond Dam Shrewsbury Significant 1949 Matthew A. Beaton 1 Southbridge Southbridge Reservoir #5 Dam Southbridge Significant 1938 Peter Durant 1 Springfield Van Horn Park Lower Dam Springfield High 1957 Brian M. Ashe Cheryl A. Coakley-Rivera Sean Curran Michael J. Finn Thomas M. Petrolati Angelo J. Puppolo, Jr. Benjamin Swan Springfield Forest Park Upper Pond Dam Springfield Significant 1919 Brian M. Ashe Cheryl A. Coakley-Rivera Sean Curran Michael J. Finn Thomas M. Petrolati Angelo J. Puppolo, Jr. Benjamin Swan Springfield Van Horn Park Upper Dam Springfield Significant 1957 Brian M. Ashe Cheryl A. Coakley-Rivera Sean Curran Michael J. Finn Thomas M. Petrolati Angelo J. Puppolo, Jr. Benjamin Swan Springfield Knights Pond Dam and Dike Belchertown Significant 1900 Stephen Kulik Thomas M. Petrolati 4 Sudbury Stearns Millpond Dam Sudbury Significant 1900 Thomas P. Conroy 1 Tri-Town Water Board Great Pond Upper Reservoir Braintree High 1940 Mark J. Cusack Dam Tri-Town Water Board Great Pond Dam Braintree High 1945 Mark J. Cusack 2 Wareham Parker Mills Pond Dam Wareham High 1900 Susan Williams Gifford 1 Weymouth Iron Hill Dam Weymouth High 0 Ronald Mariano James M. Murphy 1 Winchendon Whitney Pond Dam Winchendon High 1880 Richard Bastien 1 Winchester South Reservoir East Dike Medford High 1890 Paul J. Donato Sean Garballey Carl M. Sciortino, Jr Winchester South Reservoir West Dike Medford High 1882 Paul J. Donato Sean Garballey Carl M. Sciortino, Jr 2 Worcester Patch Pond Dam Worcester High 1900 John J. Binienda John P. Fresolo John J. Mahoney James J. O'Day Vincent A. Pedone Worcester Quinsigamond Pond Dam Worcester 1891 John J. Binienda John P. Fresolo John J. Mahoney James J. O'Day Vincent A. Pedone Worcester Green Hill Pond Dam Worcester High 1881 John J. Binienda John P. Fresolo John J. Mahoney James J. O'Day Vincent A. Pedone Worcester Bell Pond Dam Worcester Significant 1840 John J. Binienda John P. Fresolo John J. Mahoney James J. O'Day Vincent A. Pedone 4.
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