List of dams in Yamagata Prefecture

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

List

Name	Location	Started	Opened	Height	Length	Image	DiJ number
Akashiba Dam	38°3′51″N 139°41′29″E		1954	31.8 m (104 ft)	57.3 m (188 ft)		0423
Arasawa Dam	38°30′27″N 139°46′59″E[1]	1949	1955	63 m (207 ft)	195.5 m (641 ft)		0424
Atsumigawa Dam	38°35′36″N 139°40′11″E[1]	1973	1986	60 m (200 ft)	167 m (548 ft)		0441
Awataki Dam	38°24′3″N 139°48′8″E[1]
Birusawa Tameike Dam	38°1′48″N 140°14′7″E		1994	23.5 m (77 ft)	190 m (620 ft)		0415
Bonjigawa Dam	38°35′16″N 139°53′17″E	1932	1933	40.9 m (134 ft)	62.4 m (205 ft)		0408
Domisawa Tameike Dam	38°56′56″N 140°0′14″E		1929	19.5 m (64 ft)	145 m (476 ft)		0405
Fujita Tameike	38°21′14″N 140°11′45″E		2003	18.8 m (62 ft)	70 m (230 ft)		0421
Furomurotsutsumi Dam	38°2′40″N 139°57′18″E		1948	16 m (52 ft)	64 m (210 ft)		3400
Fushikuma Dam	38°21′24″N 140°13′13″E		1945	17.5 m (57 ft)	96 m (315 ft)		3398
Gakkogawa Dam	39°1′41″N 139°59′6″E[1]	1970	1978	48 m (157 ft)	205 m (673 ft)		0438
Ginzangawa Dam	38°34′29″N 140°31′28″E		1963	21.3 m (70 ft)	60 m (200 ft)		0430
Gassan Dam	38°34′59″N 139°53′46″E	1976	2001	123 m (404 ft)	393 m (1,289 ft)		0447
Heita Tameike Dam	38°27′7″N 140°17′8″E	1953	1958	15.9 m (52 ft)	56.9 m (187 ft)		3402
Higashiotori Dam	38°27′23″N 139°47′4″E[1]
Hijiori Dam	38°36′17″N 140°9′55″E	1950	1952
Hikiryu No.2 Dam	38°27′48″N 140°17′39″E		2002	25.3 m (83 ft)	122 m (400 ft)		0420
Ichinosawa Dam	38°27′33″N 140°26′54″E		1998	26.5 m (87 ft)	128 m (420 ft)		0431
Kanno Dam	38°6′20″N 139°57′2″E[1]
Kamigo Dam	38°17′14″N 140°8′9″E[1]	1961	1962	23.5 m (77 ft)	166 m (545 ft)		0429
Kamuro Dam	38°54′39″N 140°25′26″E[1]	1977	1993	60.6 m (199 ft)	257 m (843 ft)		0445
Kijiyama Dam	38°8′56″N 139°55′18″E[1]	1957	1960	46 m (151 ft)	168.2 m (552 ft)		0428
Kikawa Dam	38°17′1″N 140°2′14″E[1]	1956	1958	31.5 m (103 ft)	73.5 m (241 ft)		0426
Koiragawa Dam	38°49′17″N 140°22′47″E[1]	1963	1965	21.9 m (72 ft)	67 m (220 ft)		3585
Koyamagasawa Tameike Dam	38°33′37″N 140°21′10″E		2000	17.5 m (57 ft)	157.3 m (516 ft)		0417
Maeda Dam	38°20′42″N 140°12′19″E		1951	15.2 m (50 ft)	53.5 m (176 ft)		3401
Maekawa Dam	38°7′29″N 140°13′58″E	1971	1982	50 m (160 ft)	265.5 m (871 ft)		0440
Masuzawa Damu	38°51′33″N 140°22′40″E[1]		1963	65.8 m (216 ft)	194.8 m (639 ft)		0432
Matsuzawa Tameike Dam	38°6′3″N 140°16′43″E		1920	21 m (69 ft)	209 m (686 ft)		0404
Mitsumata Dam	38°39′14″N 139°58′59″E	1968	1977	24 m (79 ft)	97 m (318 ft)		3348
Mizugatoro Dam	38°26′5″N 140°4′21″E[1]	1980	1990	34 m (112 ft)	372 m (1,220 ft)		0446
Mizukubo Dam	37°51′49″N 140°10′7″E[1]		1975	62 m (203 ft)	205 m (673 ft)		0437
Mogamiogunigawa Dam	38°42′5″N 140°34′33″E	Feb 2015	Mar 2020	41 m (135 ft)[2]			3250
Mogami Shirakawa Sabo Dam	38°48′57″N 140°30′56″E
Motosawa Dam	38°11′18″N 140°14′26″E	1991	2004	17.5 m (57 ft)	81.2 m (266 ft)		3366
Nagai Dam	38°6′3″N 139°57′26″E	1979	2010	125.5 m (412 ft)	381 m (1,250 ft)		0448
Namaigawa Dam	38°7′9″N 140°19′47″E	1979	1992	47.8 m (157 ft)	313.7 m (1,029 ft)		0450
Nishiotori Dam	38°26′19″N 139°46′3″E[1]
Ochiai Dam	38°33′16″N 139°48′38″E		1958	15.5 m (51 ft)	63 m (207 ft)		3603
Osagasawa Dam	38°9′34″N 140°10′23″E[1]
Sagae Dam	38°27′19″N 140°2′19″E[1]	1972	1990	112 m (367 ft)	510 m (1,670 ft)		0444
Sakyobuchi Dam	38°25′26″N 139°48′43″E[1]
Senbacho Tameike Dam	38°31′17″N 140°17′21″E		1990	20.5 m (67 ft)	91.5 m (300 ft)		0414
Shintsuruko Dam	38°31′57″N 140°31′10″E[1]	1972	1990	96 m (315 ft)	283.9 m (931 ft)		0443
Shiraishiyama Dam	38°29′15″N 140°17′34″E		1991	15.9 m (52 ft)	88 m (289 ft)		0403
Shirakawa Dam	37°58′23″N 139°55′23″E[1]	1968	1981	66 m (217 ft)	348.2 m (1,142 ft)		0439
Shiromizu Dam	38°26′56″N 140°28′31″E[1]	1974	1990	54.5 m (179 ft)	367 m (1,204 ft)		0442
Shobugawa Dam	38°6′6″N 140°20′48″E[1]		1973	31.1 m (102 ft)	210 m (690 ft)		0436
Tachiyazawagawa No.1 Dam	38°37′27″N 140°2′35″E		1938	24 m (79 ft)	58.5 m (192 ft)		0411
Takasaka Dam	38°58′6″N 140°9′48″E	1962	1967	57 m (187 ft)	118.7 m (389 ft)		0434
Tateyama Tameike Dam	38°23′24″N 140°12′47″E		1950	18.6 m (61 ft)	86 m (282 ft)		0418
Tazawagawa Dam	38°50′35″N 140°1′41″E[1]	1981	2001	81 m (266 ft)	185 m (607 ft)		0449
Tomeyamagawa Dam	38°21′30″N 140°27′13″E	1990	2011	46 m (151 ft)	115 m (377 ft)		3200
Tonosawa Dam	38°28′24″N 140°17′31″E		1988	18 m (59 ft)	90 m (300 ft)		0416
Tsunakigawa Dam	37°50′26″N 140°2′40″E	1984	2007	74 m (243 ft)	367.5 m (1,206 ft)		0451
Tsuruko Dam	38°31′50″N 140°31′57″E		1959
Umagami Tameike Dam	38°20′36″N 140°8′56″E		1986	24.8 m (81 ft)	123.2 m (404 ft)		0419
Yakuwa Dam	38°30′44″N 139°52′30″E[1]		1957	97.5 m (320 ft)	269 m (883 ft)		0425
Yokokawa Dam	38°2′20″N 139°49′33″E			72.5 m (238 ft)[2]			2962
Zao Dam	38°11′41″N 140°26′25″E	1965	1969	66 m (217 ft)	273.8 m (898 ft)		0435

Notes

See also

• Media related to Dams in Yamagata prefecture at Wikimedia Commons

References

1. Geographic Names Server, Wikidata Q1194038
2. Dams in Japan, Japan Dam Foundation, Wikidata Q113763464