Yellowtail Dam

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Yellowtail Dam in Southern Montana, USA is one of two dams on the Big Horn River. It was completed in 1965. The dam creates the Big Horn Reservoir which is mostly in Wyoming. The dam has been a source of controversy between Wyoming and Montana interests related to water usage.

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Dams and reservoirs in the Missouri River basin (Omaha District)
Main stem

Fort Peck Dam - Garrison Dam - Oahe Dam - Big Bend Dam - Fort Randall Dam - Gavins Point Dam
Fort Peck Lake - Lake Sakakawea - Lake Oahe - Lake Sharpe - Lake Francis Case - Lewis and Clark Lake

Tributary dams
Bear Creek Dam - Bowman-Haley Dam - Boysen Dam - Buffalo Bill Dam - Canyon Ferry Dam - Chatfield Dam - Cherry Creek Dam - Clark Canyon Dam - Coldbrook Dam - Cottonwood Dam - Glendo Dam - Heart Butte Dam - Jamestown Dam - Keyhole Dam - Pactola Dam - Papio Creek Dams - Pipestem Dam - Salt Creek Dams - Shadehill Dam - Tiber Dam (R) - Yellowtail Dam


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