LIST OF DAMS IN HYOGO PREFECTURE

Map of dams in Hyōgo Prefecture. (See Wikidata query)

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

List

Name	Location	Opened	Height (metres)
Amagawa No.2 Dam	34°17′15″N 134°55′36″E	1982	21
Ansei-ike Dam	34°53′50″N 135°0′30″E	1963	29
Aono Dam	34°56′2″N 135°12′27″E^[1]	1987	29
Aiyagawa Dam	34°17′49″N 134°50′38″E^[1]	1970	46.2
Daijo-ike Dam	34°17′19″N 134°51′1″E	1928	35.5
Dainichi Dam	34°14′32″N 134°46′18″E^[1]		36
Dainichigawa Dam	34°14′16″N 134°46′45″E^[1]	1966	42.8
Dondo Dam	34°46′24″N 135°4′18″E	1989	71.5
Fujioka Dam	35°6′37″N 135°13′21″E^[1]		43.4
Fukatani Dam	34°47′6″N 135°19′51″E	1971	41
Funaki-ike Dam	34°52′34″N 134°59′25″E	1959	31
Gongen No.1 Dam	34°49′6″N 134°52′31″E^[1]		32.6^[2]
Gongen No.2 Dam	34°49′20″N 134°52′47″E^[1]
Gongen No.3 Dam	34°49′37″N 134°52′45″E^[1]		22.6^[2]
Hachimandani Dam	35°3′55″N 135°21′25″E^[1]		27.5
Hase Dam	35°7′53″N 134°43′1″E^[1]		102^[2]
Hatsuogawa Dam	34°17′40″N 134°49′53″E^[1]		31.2
Hikihara Dam	35°13′52″N 134°32′20″E^[1]
Hitokura Dam	34°54′19″N 135°24′42″E	1983	75
Honjokawa Dam	34°13′16″N 134°46′3″E^[1]	2004	47.7
Ikuno Dam	35°11′5″N 134°49′19″E^[1]	1984	56.5
Inohana Dam	34°17′52″N 134°52′24″E	1933	27.9
Inohana No.2 Dam	34°17′20″N 134°52′47″E^[1]	1978	41.5
Irie Dam	35°29′2″N 134°34′34″E^[1]	1958	23.4
Kakinokidani-ike Dam	34°18′35″N 134°42′56″E	2006	25.1
Kakogawa Weir	34°47′42″N 134°53′27″E
Kamogawa Dam	34°55′48″N 135°4′21″E	1951	42.2
Kanaji Dam	34°55′40″N 134°25′25″E	2015	62.3
Kannonji-ike Dam	35°27′18″N 134°49′16″E	1942	22.7
Kawashimogawa Dam	34°51′55″N 135°17′32″E^[1]	1977	45
Kinen-ike Dam	35°1′9″N 135°1′24″E	1944	15.5
Kitafuji Dam	34°16′41″N 134°49′6″E^[1]	1999	52.5
Kitayama No.1 Dam	34°46′19″N 135°19′19″E	1968	24
Kitayama No.4 Dam	34°46′27″N 135°19′23″E	1968	16
Kochi Dam	34°31′32″N 134°57′41″E	1985	24
Koda-ike Dam	34°1′8″N 132°50′28″E	1953	22.3
Koike Dam	34°41′27″N 135°1′27″E	1990	28.5
Kojiya Dam	35°1′45″N 134°54′47″E^[1]		44.1^[2]
Kotani Dam	34°53′15″N 134°46′41″E^[1]	2000	79
Kuroishi Dam	35°2′49″N 135°6′28″E^[1]	1976	29.6
Kurokawa Dam	35°14′16″N 134°52′54″E^[1]		98^[2]
Kurusu-ike Dam	34°59′8″N 134°28′56″E	1951	26.7
Kusaki Dam	35°11′11″N 134°39′42″E^[1]	1913	24.8
Maruyama Dam	34°49′35″N 135°15′22″E^[1]		31^[2]
Mikumari Dam	35°6′15″N 135°20′55″E	2009	26
Minamitaniguchi Dam	34°41′45″N 135°1′1″E	1994	22.1
Mirotani Dam	34°42′12″N 135°2′38″E	1987	30
Mitakara Dam	35°9′25″N 135°11′35″E	1994	35.1
Nagaidani Dam	34°41′45″N 135°1′49″E	1983	25.3
Nagatani-oike Dam	35°8′9″N 135°7′25″E	1957	22.1
Nariai Dam	34°16′27″N 134°48′57″E^[1]	1999	61
Nishiki Dam	35°8′15″N 135°13′25″E	2013	26.7
Nunobiki Dam	34°42′40″N 135°11′25″E	1900	33.3
Okawase Dam	34°56′46″N 135°7′1″E^[1]	1991	50.8
Ohmachi-ohike Dam	35°21′5″N 134°54′59″E	1994	25.5
Ohro Dam	35°17′24″N 134°49′4″E	1998	32.1
Osugi Dam	35°14′38″N 135°6′7″E^[1]	1974	40
Ota No.1 Dam	35°7′27″N 134°41′54″E^[1]	1995	55.5
Ota No.2 Dam	35°7′24″N 134°42′7″E^[1]	1995	44.5
Ohta No.3 Dam	35°7′46″N 134°42′17″E	1995	23.5
Ota No.4 Dam	35°7′53″N 134°42′10″E^[1]	1995	29.3
Ohta No.5 Dam	35°7′28″N 134°41′48″E	1995	26.5
Otani Dam	34°34′19″N 134°59′20″E^[1]	1970	16.6
Ohtoguchi Dam	34°41′51″N 135°2′4″E	1989	23.3
Sakura-ike Dam	34°48′4″N 135°12′20″E	1951	22.7
Sanaka Dam	35°7′7″N 135°9′43″E^[1]	1978	38.9
Sengari Dam	34°52′34″N 135°16′12″E	1919	42.4
Showa-ike Dam	34°34′32″N 135°0′24″E	1944	23
Sugo Dam	35°0′5″N 134°38′1″E^[1]	2010	55.7
Tachigahata Dam	34°41′29″N 135°9′31″E^[1]	1905	33.3
Takehara Dam	34°18′14″N 134°53′55″E	1962	34
Taniyama Dam	34°33′52″N 134°59′37″E^[1]	1974	28.2
Tanto Dam	35°29′11″N 135°0′16″E	2006	25.7
Tataragi Dam	35°14′13″N 134°49′54″E^[1]		64.5^[2]
Tenno Dam	34°43′2″N 135°9′34″E^[1]	1980	33.8
Tokiwa Dam	34°33′9″N 134°57′20″E^[1]	1974	33.5
Tsubaichi Dam	35°6′32″N 135°16′18″E^[1]	1971	34.5
Ushiuchi Dam	34°15′3″N 134°47′24″E^[1]	1997	59
Yamada Dam	34°53′46″N 135°15′4″E^[1]	1968	15.8
Yamada-ike Dam	34°46′0″N 135°4′42″E	1932	27.3
Yasumuro Dam	34°52′28″N 134°16′53″E^[1]	1991	50
Yasutomi Dam	35°2′42″N 134°36′46″E^[1]	1985	50.5
Yofudo Dam	35°16′30″N 134°53′20″E	2016	54.4
Yuduruha Dam	34°14′59″N 134°47′51″E^[1]	1974	43.9

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v t e Dams in Japan by Prefecture
Chubu region	Aichi Fukui Gifu Ishikawa Nagano Niigata Shizuoka Toyama Yamanashi
Chugoku region	Hiroshima Okayama Shimane Tottori Yamaguchi
Kansai region	Hyogo Kyoto Mie Nara Osaka Shiga Wakayama
Kanto region	Chiba Gunma Ibaraki Kanagawa Saitama Tochigi Tokyo
Kyushu region	Fukuoka Kagoshima Kumamoto Miyazaki Nagasaki Okinawa Oita Saga
Hokkaido region	Hokkaido
Shikoku region	Ehime Kagawa Kochi Tokushima
Tohoku region	Akita Aomori Fukushima Iwate Miyagi Yamagata

v t e Dams in Japan by Prefecture
Chubu region	Aichi Fukui Gifu Ishikawa Nagano Niigata Shizuoka Toyama Yamanashi
Chugoku region	Hiroshima Okayama Shimane Tottori Yamaguchi
Kansai region	Hyogo Kyoto Mie Nara Osaka Shiga Wakayama
Kanto region	Chiba Gunma Ibaraki Kanagawa Saitama Tochigi Tokyo
Kyushu region	Fukuoka Kagoshima Kumamoto Miyazaki Nagasaki Okinawa Oita Saga
Hokkaido region	Hokkaido
Shikoku region	Ehime Kagawa Kochi Tokushima
Tohoku region	Akita Aomori Fukushima Iwate Miyagi Yamagata

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