Higashibaru Choseichi Dam

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

List

Name	Location	Opened	Height (meters)
Ayakita Dam	32°5′55″N 131°8′34″E	1960	75.3
Ayaminami Dam	32°3′29″N 131°7′14″E	1958	64
Dogawa Dam	32°21′19″N 131°20′42″E^[1]		62.5
Hamago Dam	32°39′19″N 131°37′13″E^[1]		42.7^[2]
Hamanose Dam	32°5′40″N 131°0′46″E	2014	62.5
Hase Dam	32°8′47″N 131°20′28″E^[1]	1981	65
Higashibaru Choseichi Dam	32°9′14″N 131°24′42″E	1980	21
Hirosawa Dam	32°0′25″N 131°11′12″E^[1]		62.7
Hiroto Dam	31°42′59″N 131°15′59″E^[1]		66
Hitotsuse Dam	32°12′25″N 131°18′7″E	1963	130
Horigawa Dam	32°43′5″N 131°34′29″E^[1]
Hoshiyama Dam	32°37′18″N 131°25′39″E	1942	30.5
Ishikawauchi Dam	32°14′29″N 131°23′25″E^[1]	2007	47.5
Iwase Dam	31°56′32″N 131°8′24″E^[1]	1967	55.5
Iwayato Dam	32°28′7″N 131°12′42″E	1941	57.5
Kadogawa Bosai Dam	32°30′29″N 131°38′26″E^[1]	1972	31
Kamishiiba Dam	32°27′37″N 131°8′58″E	1955	110^[2]
Kanasumi Dam	32°14′58″N 131°21′28″E^[3]^[4]	2007	42.5^[2]
Kawabaru Dam	32°12′48″N 131°25′2″E^[1]	1939	23.6
Kiribaru Dam	32°13′6″N 131°28′2″E	2012	61.3
Koganekyo Dam	32°4′35″N 131°10′38″E	1958	32
Konokawauchi Dam	31°52′10″N 131°0′35″E	2009	64.3
Kuwanouchi Dam	32°43′49″N 131°12′22″E^[1]	1955	26.5
Madonose Dam	32°42′49″N 131°17′57″E^[1]
Matsuo Dam	32°17′4″N 131°22′15″E^[1]		68^[2]
Miyanomoto Dam	32°33′58″N 131°16′41″E^[1]		18.5^[2]
Morozuka Dam	32°33′36″N 131°19′12″E	1960	59
Nichinan Dam	31°38′26″N 131°16′24″E^[1]		47^[2]
Nishihata Dam	32°40′22″N 131°26′53″E^[1]		17.8^[2]
Okita Dam	32°33′2″N 131°37′10″E^[1]		36^[2]
Oseuchi Dam	32°14′49″N 131°21′44″E^[1]		65.5^[2]
Ouchibaro Dam	32°25′47″N 131°28′53″E^[1]		25.5^[2]
Oyodogawa No.1 Dam	31°55′8″N 131°8′3″E^[1]		47^[2]
Oyodogawa No.2 Dam	31°56′15″N 131°12′21″E^[1]
Sabukawa Dam	32°6′57″N 131°17′8″E^[1]		33.5^[2]
Saigo Dam	32°27′31″N 131°24′10″E^[1]
Shimoaka Dam	32°45′1″N 131°37′49″E^[2]		17.8^[2]
Sugiyasu Dam	32°9′46″N 131°21′33″E^[1]		39.5^[2]
Tachibana Dam	32°7′57″N 131°16′6″E^[1]		71.3^[2]
Takaoka Dam	31°56′15″N 131°12′21″E^[2]		38.9^[2]
Tashirohae Dam	32°8′9″N 131°7′20″E		64.6^[2]
Tenjin Dam	31°49′7″N 131°13′49″E^[1]		62.5^[2]
Torinosu Dam	32°29′54″N 131°22′4″E^[1]
Tosaki Dam	32°15′0″N 131°23′2″E^[1]
Tsukabaru Dam	32°30′19″N 131°18′0″E^[1]	1993	87^[2]
Urita Dam	31°55′35″N 131°18′26″E^[1]		42^[2]
Ushiyama Dam	32°23′39″N 131°17′5″E^[1]
Yamase Dam	32°32′54″N 131°16′1″E^[1]
Yamasubaru Dam
Yanagihara Dam	32°32′41″N 131°19′38″E^[1]

References

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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

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