Ure Dam

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Dam in Aichi Prefecture, Japan.

Ure Dam

Location| Aichi Prefecture, Japan.
Coordinates| 35°00′32″N 137°38′56″E﻿ / ﻿35.0089°N 137.649°E﻿ / 35.0089; 137.649
Dam and spillways
Impounds| Ure River

Ure Dam is a gravity dam[1] in the Aichi Prefecture of Japan. 6 houses were flooded in the building of the dam.

## References

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1. ^ "Ure Dam (Aichi, 1958)".

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Dams in Aichi Prefecture

* Kuroda Dam
* Sakuma Dam
* Shintoyone Dam
* Yamaguchi Dam
* Ameyama Dam
* Banba Choseichi Dam
* Gamagori Choseichi Dam (Aichi, Japan)
* Gokamura-ike Dam
* Habu Dam
* Hattachi-ike Dam
* Iruka-ike Dam (Aichi, Japan)
* Komanba-ike Dam
* Koshido Dam
* Kotozawa Choseichi Dam
* Maeyama Dam
* Miyoshi-ike Dam
* Ohbara Choseichi Dam
* Ohi-ike Dam
* Ohno Toshuko Dam
* Ohshima Dam
* Onshi-ike Dam
* Shin-ike Dam
* Shintone Dam
* Shitara Dam
* Souri Dam
* Takaraji-ike Dam
* Togo Choseichi Dam
* Tominaga Dam
* Toyooka-ike Dam (Aichi, Japan)
* Ure Dam
* Yahagi Dam
* Yahagi No.2 Dam
* Yahata Choseichi Dam
* Yanagisawa-ike Dam

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