List of dams in Yamaguchi Prefecture

The following is a list of dams in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan.

## List

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Name  | Location  | Started  | Opened  | Height  | Length  | Image  | DiJ number

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Abugawa Dam | 34°21′33″N 131°29′16″E[1]| 1966| 1974| 95 m (312 ft)| 286 m (938 ft)| | 2081
Agari Tameike Dam | 34°4′53″N 130°55′31″E| | 1886| 15 m (49 ft)| 56 m (184 ft)| | 2007
Akiyama Tameike Dam | 34°4′22″N 131°11′18″E| | 1944| 16 m (52 ft)| 101 m (331 ft)| | 2013
Aratani Dam | 34°14′1″N 131°29′32″E[1]| 1976| 1987| 56 m (184 ft)| 160 m (520 ft)| | 2103
Arimune Dam | 34°21′34″N 131°4′58″E[1]| 1980| 1990| 28.7 m (94 ft)| 121.5 m (399 ft)| | 2105
Asinodani Tameike Dam | 34°7′13″N 131°56′9″E| | 1988| 20.1 m (66 ft)| 141 m (463 ft)| | 3567
Aso Dam | 34°20′56″N 131°2′51″E[1]| 1993| 2002| 44.2 m (145 ft)| 134 m (440 ft)| | 3215
Biwanoki-ike Dam | 34°21′55″N 131°8′33″E| | 1962| 17.1 m (56 ft)| 63.5 m (208 ft)| | 3571
Daibo Dam | 34°20′30″N 131°3′25″E[1]| 1969| 1973| 43.5 m (143 ft)| 115 m (377 ft)| | 2080
Ekiyama No.1 Tameike Dam | 34°21′46″N 131°9′5″E| | 1919| 22.7 m (74 ft)| 72 m (236 ft)| | 2027
Fukutani Tameike Dam | 34°25′14″N 131°42′23″E| | 1926| 16.8 m (55 ft)| 75 m (246 ft)| | 3572
Funagori Dam | 34°8′15″N 130°56′41″E[1]| 1989| 2002| 28 m (92 ft)| 221 m (725 ft)| | 3047
Hata Dam | 34°20′50″N 131°7′15″E[1]| | 1971| 21 m (69 ft)| 140 m (460 ft)| | 2079
Hatano-ike Dam | 34°0′3″N 132°4′51″E| | 2006| 18 m (59 ft)| 63 m (207 ft)| | 2045
Hirase Dam | 34°15′15″N 131°56′14″E| 1973| | 73 m (240 ft)| 300 m (980 ft)| | 2098
Ichinosaka Dam | 34°12′13″N 131°28′8″E[1]| 1971| 1983| 42.1 m (138 ft)| 143.5 m (471 ft)| | 2089
Ichinotani-ike Dam | 34°8′18″N 131°56′12″E| 1921| 1954| 15 m (49 ft)| 70 m (230 ft)| | 3566
Ikimigawa Dam | 34°12′5″N 132°2′42″E[1]| 1969| 1984| 90 m (300 ft)| 215 m (705 ft)| | 2091
Ikumo Dam | 34°19′51″N 131°34′23″E[1]| | 1953| 17.5 m (57 ft)| 66 m (217 ft)| | 2065
Imatomi Dam | 34°5′30″N 131°15′11″E[1]| 1971| 1978| 35.5 m (116 ft)| 219 m (719 ft)| | 2084
Ishii Dam | 33°59′41″N 132°6′45″E[1]| 1972| 1992| 36.3 m (119 ft)| 176.3 m (578 ft)| | 2097
Karine Dam | 34°20′56″N 131°6′44″E[1]| | | | | |
Kawakami Dam | 34°6′31″N 131°47′12″E[1]| 1971| 1979| 63 m (207 ft)| 187.3 m (615 ft)| | 2085
Kochi Dam | 34°3′2″N 130°55′51″E| | 1925| 22.6 m (74 ft)| 92 m (302 ft)| | 2077
Kogawachi Dam | 34°5′55″N 131°14′5″E[1]| | | | | |
Kotougawa Dam | 34°4′19″N 131°16′59″E[1]| | | 38.8 m (127 ft)[2]| | | 2064
Kōdō Dam | 34°8′40″N 131°49′41″E| | | | | |
Koyagawa Dam | 34°14′10″N 131°7′7″E[1]| | | | | |
Kurokui Dam | 34°0′16″N 132°4′47″E| | 1939| 16.9 m (55 ft)| 65 m (213 ft)| | 2053
Kurokuigawa Dam | 33°59′33″N 132°5′43″E[1]| | | 35 m (115 ft)[2]| | | 2078
Kurokuigawajoryu Dam | 33°59′48″N 132°5′14″E| 1991| 2011| 48 m (157 ft)| 253 m (830 ft)| | 3136
Majimegawa Dam | 33°59′36″N 131°16′13″E| 1992| 2008| 21.9 m (72 ft)| 354.5 m (1,163 ft)| | 3176
Maruyama Dam | 34°3′3″N 131°16′54″E[1]| | | | | |
Midoriyama-ike Dam | 34°8′35″N 131°51′19″E| | 1932| 15 m (49 ft)| 65 m (213 ft)| | 2028
Mine Dam | 34°10′24″N 131°11′22″E[1]| | | 32 m (105 ft)[2]| | | 2083
Misaka Dam | 34°2′44″N 130°56′27″E| | 1923| 26.9 m (88 ft)| 233 m (764 ft)| | 2074
Mishima Dam | 34°46′12″N 131°9′15″E[1]| 1992| 2001| 31 m (102 ft)| 300 m (980 ft)| | 3175
Mishogawa Dam | 34°7′45″N 132°9′3″E| | 1958| 21.8 m (72 ft)| 101.5 m (333 ft)| | 2069
Mizukoshi Dam | 34°9′52″N 131°54′41″E[1]| | 1965| 18.8 m (62 ft)| 81.7 m (268 ft)| | 2076
Nakayamagawa Dam | 34°3′27″N 132°3′9″E[1]| 1974| 1995| 37 m (121 ft)| 143 m (469 ft)| | 2100
Nodo Tameike | 34°22′42″N 131°43′28″E| | 1957| 22.3 m (73 ft)| 204.9 m (672 ft)| | 2068
Nukumi Dam | 34°5′11″N 131°54′5″E[1][3]| 1960[3]| | 36 m (118 ft)[2]| | | 2073
Ohkochigawa Dam | 34°20′4″N 131°12′3″E| 1975| | 62 m (203 ft)| 155 m (509 ft)| | 2102
Old Katsuragaya Reservoir Dam | 34°7′7″N 131°23′12″E| | | | | |
Ozegawa Dam | 34°18′29″N 132°7′24″E| 1958| 1964| 49 m (161 ft)| | | 2071
Sabagawa Dam | 34°16′37″N 131°39′19″E[1]| | | 54 m (177 ft)[2]| | | 2067
Sasanamigawa Dam | 34°19′26″N 131°30′26″E[1]| 1956| 1959| 67.4 m (221 ft)| 127.3 m (418 ft)| | 2070
Shimajigawa Dam | 34°10′13″N 131°46′31″E| 1978| 1980| 89 m (292 ft)[2]| | | 2086
Showa-ike Dam | 34°5′25″N 131°28′48″E| 1939| 1945| 17.5 m (57 ft)| 84 m (276 ft)| | 3569
Sugano Dam | 34°8′28″N 131°54′14″E| | | 87 m (285 ft)[2]| | | 2075
Tamaizumi-ike Dam | 34°4′32″N 131°31′41″E| | 1941| 19.5 m (64 ft)| 100 m (330 ft)| | 2051
Tatara Dam | 34°16′10″N 131°13′41″E| | 1917| 17.5 m (57 ft)| 60 m (200 ft)| | 3570
Toro-ike Dam | 34°4′24″N 131°35′38″E| | 1988| 15.2 m (50 ft)| 107 m (351 ft)| | 2057
Tsuenokochi No.1 Tameike Dam | 34°21′37″N 131°9′24″E| | 1907| 16.4 m (54 ft)| 106 m (348 ft)| | 2019
Ubakochikami Dam | 34°11′20″N 131°7′54″E| | 1918| 15 m (49 ft)| 40 m (130 ft)| | 2025
Ushigasako-ike Dam | 34°21′17″N 131°0′57″E| | 1914| 25.6 m (84 ft)| 80 m (260 ft)| | 2022
Utanokawa Dam | 34°9′11″N 131°1′35″E[1]| 1972| 1980| 44 m (144 ft)| 162 m (531 ft)| | 2088
Utsui Dam | 34°6′15″N 130°57′24″E[1]| 1975| 1990| 41.2 m (135 ft)| 229 m (751 ft)| | 2090
Yamaguchi Dam | 34°7′37″N 131°49′30″E[1]| | | | | |
Yamanokuchi Dam | 34°29′53″N 131°32′21″E[1]| 1975| 1984| 40.2 m (132 ft)| 103 m (338 ft)| | 2094
Yasaka Dam | 34°14′0″N 132°9′47″E| 1991| 1991| 120 m (390 ft)| | | 1996
Yashiro Dam | 33°54′32″N 132°12′59″E[1]| 1972| 1990| 46.5 m (153 ft)| 371.7 m (1,219 ft)| | 2092
Yumen Dam | 34°20′31″N 131°16′7″E[1]| 1993| 2006| 46 m (151 ft)| 200 m (660 ft)| | 3214
Yunohara Dam | 34°8′28″N 131°2′38″E[1]| 1972| 1990| 18.5 m (61 ft)| 212.9 m (698 ft)| | 2093

## See also

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* Media related to Dams in Yamaguchi prefecture at Wikimedia Commons

## References

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1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag Geographic Names Server, Wikidata Q1194038
2. ^ a b c d e f g Dams in Japan, Japan Dam Foundation, Wikidata Q113763464
3. ^ a b http://damnet.or.jp/cgi-bin/binranA/All.cgi?db4=2073

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