Kurodani Dam - Wikipedia

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Kurodani Dam

Official name	黒谷ダム
Location	Okayama Prefecture, Japan
Purpose	Flood control, irrigation
Construction began	1984 (1984)
Opening date	1990; 34 years ago (1990)
Owner(s)	Okayama Prefecture
Dam and spillways
Type of dam	Earth fill dam
Impounds	Ashimori River
Height	43.6 m (143 ft)
Length	208.5 m (684 ft)
Dam volume	374,000 m³ (13,200,000 cu ft)
Reservoir
Creates	Kurodani Pond
Catchment area	10 km² (3.9 sq mi)

Kurodani Dam (Japanese: 黒谷ダム) is a dam in the Okayama Prefecture, Japan, completed in 1931.^[1]

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^ "Kurodani-ike (Pre) ［Okayama Pref.］ - Dams in Japan".

v t e Dams in Okayama Prefecture
Asahigawa Dam Chiya Dam Doyo Dam Hokubo Dam Komoto Dam Kurodani Dam Kurodori Dam Meiji Dam Mimurogawa Dam Onbara Dam Osa Dam Osakabegawa Dam Shin-Nariwagawa Dam Tabara Dam Takasegawa Dam Tomata Dam Yubara Dam

34°47′16″N 133°47′44″E / 34.78778°N 133.79556°E / 34.78778; 133.79556

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