Winnebago 1, also known as Klinski Hamel Dam, is a local government-owned structure in Houston, Minnesota, that serves the primary purpose of flood risk reduction. This buttress dam stands at a height of 32 feet and has a storage capacity of 165 acre-feet. While the dam is not rated for condition assessment, it has a low hazard potential and is regulated by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

Located in the St. Paul District and with a drainage area of 0.88 square miles, Winnebago 1 has not been modified in recent years and is last inspected in May 2018. With a designated inspection frequency of 8 years, this dam is deemed to have a low risk profile. Although specific risk management measures and emergency action plans are not detailed for Winnebago 1, its presence underscores the importance of flood protection infrastructure in safeguarding communities and ecosystems from potential water-related disasters in the region.