Note: In Bulgaria, a dam is often used to refer the body of water, rather than the structure. It signifies that the body of water is man-made instead of natural.

• Batak
• Beli Lom (in White Lom)
• Beli Iskar
• Belmeken
• Bryagovo (in Parvomay nr village of Iskra)
• Chatalka
• Dospat
• Dushantsi
• Golyam Beglik (ex-name Vasil Kolarov )
• Iskar
• Ivaylovgrad (Bulgarian: Ivaylo's town)
• Kamchiya
• Kardzhali
• Koprinka
• Malko Sharkovo (Bulgarian: Little Sharkovo)
• Mandra (Bulgarian: dairy)
• Montana
• Ovcharitsa
• Palitsi
• Pasarel
• Pchelina (Bulgarian: Apiary)
• Pyasachnik (Bulgarian: Sandstone)
• Saedinenie (Bulgarian: Union)
• Shiroka Polyana (Bulgarian: Broad meadow)
• Sopot
• Stamboliyski Dam
• Studena (Bulgarian: Cold)
• Studen kladenets (Bulgarian: A cold well)
• Ticha
• Topolnitsa (in Bulgarian, Topola means poplar)
• Toshkov Chark
• Trakiets (Bulgarian: Thracian)
• Tsonevo
• Vacha (ex-name: Antonivanovtsi)
• Yastrebino (in Bulgarian, Yastreb means Hawk)
• Yovkovtsi (named after Yordan Yovkov, a significant Bulgarian writer)
• Zhrebchevo (in Bulgarian, Zhrebche means Little stallion)

See also

• Rivers of Bulgaria
• List of reservoirs and dams