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RentariIQDam Safety & Proximity
Report ID: TsBrCpYwXozrOffI
Prepared: August 03, 2026
Dam Safety & Proximity for
Demo Property · West Fargo, ND
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nearest dam 1.3 mi (Low hazard) (USACE NID).
AI summary — generated from this report's data
The property at Demo Property · West Fargo, ND is located 1.3 miles from the nearest dam, the Sheyenne River Diversion Dam. There are 4 dams identified within a 6.2-mile radius of the property. The highest hazard potential among these nearby dams is classified as 'Low'.
The nearest dam, Sheyenne River Diversion Dam, is 1.3 miles away and has a 'Low' hazard potential.
The highest hazard potential among all 4 dams within 6.2 miles is 'Low'.
It is advisable to review the FEMA flood-zone and inundation data for a comprehensive understanding of flood risk.
Advisory read: The data suggests weighing the proximity to the Sheyenne River Diversion Dam and its 'Low' hazard potential in the overall property assessment.
Nearest dam
1.3 mi
Sheyenne River Diversion Dam
Nearest dam
1.3 mi
Sheyenne River Diversion Dam
Dams nearby
4
within 6.2 mi
Highest hazard nearby
Low
Sheyenne River Diversion Dam
Nearby dams
Dam
Distance
Hazard potential
Detail
Sheyenne River Diversion Dam
1.3 mi
Low
10 ft, built 1972
Bison Meadows East Stormwater Pond
5.6 mi
Not rated
24 ft
Bison Meadows West Stormwater Pond
5.6 mi
Not rated
39 ft
Wild Rice Dam (Cass County)
6.2 mi
Low
15 ft, built 1934
USACE National Inventory of Dams (NID). Nearest first.
How to read this
Hazard potential classifies the CONSEQUENCE of a failure (High = likely loss of life downstream), not how likely a failure is. Objective hazard-infrastructure context, never an input to a rent or value estimate. Not a substitute for FEMA flood-zone / inundation data.
Source: USACE National Inventory of Dams (NID). Dams near the address with hazard-potential classification (consequence of failure, not likelihood).
Objective hazard context, never an estimate input; not a substitute for FEMA flood-zone data.
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Data sources
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