List Of Dams In Iwate Prefecture

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

List

Name	Location	Opened	Height (metres)
Akazawa Dam	39°29′55″N 140°46′15″E^[1]
Appi Bosai Dam	40°0′53″N 140°56′3″E^[1]
Arasawa No. 1 Dam	40°0′53″N 140°56′3″E	1972	38
Arasawa No.2 Dam	40°2′5″N 140°56′41″E^[1]	1989	45.5
Arasawa No.3 Dam	40°2′40″N 140°57′32″E^[1]	1960	22
Fudai Dam	39°59′50″N 141°54′10″E^[1]		37.3
Gando Dam	39°49′37″N 141°22′24″E	1960	40
Gosho Dam	39°41′37″N 141°1′48″E	1981	52.5
Hayachine Dam	39°31′54″N 141°20′22″E	2000	73.5
Hinata Dam	39°17′35″N 141°47′51″E^[1]		56.5
Hisanai Tameike Dam	39°18′6″N 141°39′38″E	1982	27
Ikatai Dam	40°0′52″N 141°7′59″E^[1]		40
Irihata Dam	39°14′22″N 140°56′59″E^[1]	1990	80
Isawa Dam	39°7′17″N 140°44′11″E	2013
Ishibane Dam	39°18′18″N 140°57′14″E^[1]	1953	20.5
Ishibuchi Dam	39°6′48″N 140°54′13″E	1953
Iwasaki Nojo Tameike Dam	39°15′40″N 140°59′14″E	1938	24.2
Kanagoezawa Dam	38°50′36″N 141°23′37″E^[1]	2005	43
Kemuyama Dam	39°36′58″N 141°5′56″E^[1]		21.8
Koromogawa No.1 Dam	39°6′0″N 140°57′58″E^[1]	1963	35.5
Koromogawa No.2 Dam	39°0′14″N 141°0′46″E	1971	34
Koromogawa No.3 Dam	39°1′23″N 141°2′1″E^[1]		41
Koromogawa No.4 Dam	39°3′43″N 141°0′13″E^[1]		33
Koromogawa No.5 Dam	39°0′34″N 141°3′48″E^[1]		20.5
Kuzumaru Dam	39°30′45″N 141°3′11″E	1991	51.7
Neishi Dam	40°11′6″N 140°57′55″E^[1]		41
Ono Dam	40°14′53″N 141°38′57″E^[1]		26
Ohsawa Dam	39°35′13″N 141°44′38″E	1943	30.8
Oshida Dam	40°5′21″N 141°17′44″E^[1]		63.7
Oshuku Dam	39°36′50″N 140°53′37″E^[1]		17.5
Rentaki Dam	39°34′10″N 140°54′46″E^[1]		37.7
Ryorigawa Dam	39°3′44″N 141°46′42″E	2000	43
Sannokai Dam	39°32′51″N 141°3′53″E	2001	61.5
Senganishi Dam	39°13′29″N 141°0′31″E	1934	31.3
Senmatsu Dam	38°48′3″N 141°24′48″E^[1]		26.8
Setsukinai Dam	40°6′51″N 141°29′36″E^[1]		38.5
Shijushida Dam	39°45′10″N 141°8′54″E	1968	50
Sorihikizawa Tameike Dam	39°12′51″N 141°0′36″E	1935	23.5
Sotomasuzawa Dam	39°36′49″N 140°58′12″E^[1]		22.5
Sotoyama Dam	39°46′32″N 141°17′1″E^[1]		33
Taki Dam	40°9′5″N 141°43′24″E^[1]		70
Takou Dam	39°9′20″N 141°42′7″E	2006	77
Tase Dam	39°20′35″N 141°19′7″E^[1]	1954	81.5
Tokitosawa Tameike Dam	39°20′24″N 140°57′52″E	1988	16
Tono Dam	39°18′22″N 141°32′7″E^[1]	1957	26.5
Tono No.2 Dam	39°19′7″N 141°31′47″E	2010	23.1
Toyosawa Dam	39°28′50″N 140°58′27″E^[1]	1961	59.1
Tsunatori Dam	39°42′40″N 141°12′18″E^[1]	1982	59
Yabitsu Dam	39°36′56″N 141°0′35″E^[1]	1981	33.5
Yanagawa Dam	39°40′22″N 141°15′46″E		77.2
Yuda Dam	39°18′6″N 140°53′6″E	1964	89.5
Yukiyagawa Dam	40°17′28″N 141°31′0″E^[1]	1977	28.4
Wakayanagi Dam

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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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