List of dams in Ehime Prefecture

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

List

Name	Location	Opened	Height (metres)
Asakura Dam	33°57′25″N 133°0′24″E^[1]	1981	47
Besshi Dam	33°50′59″N 133°20′49″E		71^[2]
Bozo-ike Dam	34°2′43″N 132°53′42″E	1940	15.5
Choshi Dam	33°41′52″N 132°47′25″E^[1]	1977	47.2
Daimyojin-ike Dam	33°57′6″N 133°1′45″E	1962	25.8
Fuchigatani-ike Dam	33°30′1″N 132°23′34″E	1952	16
Fukigawa Dam	33°25′48″N 132°26′37″E^[1]	1985	33.7
Furu-ike Dam	34°5′1″N 132°56′49″E	1870	18
Ikata Dam	33°28′53″N 132°20′1″E^[1]	1989	29.1
Ikenotani-ike Dam	33°53′16″N 133°5′34″E	1913	16
Inuzuka-ike Dam	34°1′25″N 132°58′38″E	1938	18.5
Ishidekawa Dam	33°52′47″N 132°50′17″E^[1]	1972	87
Kamiura Dam	34°15′7″N 133°1′41″E	1978	31
Kanogawa Dam	33°27′1″N 132°41′8″E^[1]	1958	61
Kasen Dam	34°0′50″N 132°52′17″E^[1]	1973	41
Koda-ike Dam	34°1′8″N 132°50′28″E	1953	22.3
Kurose Dam	33°52′0″N 133°9′36″E^[1]	1972	61.7
Nakayamagawa Gyaku Tyouseiti Dam	33°49′22″N 132°58′51″E	1963	20.8
Nishiyama-ike Dam	33°54′20″N 133°1′53″E	1955	24.2
Nomura Dam	33°21′33″N 132°37′45″E^[1]	1981	60
Okuboyama Dam	33°0′38″N 132°37′31″E^[1]	1979	55.8
Ohtani-ike Dam	33°45′18″N 132°44′35″E	1944	37
Oji-ike Dam	33°54′56″N 133°14′22″E	1951	17.6
Omogo Dam	33°43′4″N 133°1′57″E^[1]		73.5^[2]
Omogo No.3 Dam	33°32′28″N 133°2′32″E	1984	42
Ryutakuji-ike Dam	33°21′33″N 132°42′42″E	1955	27.3
Sakase-ike Dam	33°49′43″N 132°50′51″E	1927	24.9
Sako Dam	33°45′59″N 132°52′31″E^[1]	2001	31
Sanzai Dam	33°7′4″N 132°35′0″E^[1]	1980	64
Sekiji-ike Dam	33°25′59″N 132°31′17″E	1961	22.5
Shikamori Dam	33°53′38″N 133°18′35″E^[1]	1962	57.9
Shikogawa Dam	33°51′5″N 133°1′26″E	2010	48.2
Shingu Dam	33°57′24″N 133°37′32″E^[1]		42^[2]
Shin-ike Dam	34°2′8″N 132°54′9″E	1877	20.1
Shironotani-ike Dam	33°53′7″N 133°7′38″E	1953	27.4
Sukagawa Dam	33°14′31″N 132°35′28″E^[1]	1975	40.2
Takoutaue-ike Dam	34°17′26″N 133°0′55″E	1908	17.3
Tamagawa Dam	33°59′35″N 132°55′58″E^[1]		56^[2]
Tateiwa Dam	33°58′28″N 132°52′23″E^[1]	1980	48.2
Tawarabara-ike Dam	33°58′52″N 132°48′57″E	1942	25.5
Tomisato Dam	33°53′0″N 133°28′46″E		106^[2]
Tokenji Dam	33°17′14″N 132°31′17″E^[1]	1996	38.1
Tsuboimo-ike Dam	33°23′13″N 132°44′24″E	1942	15
Utena Dam	34°13′44″N 133°0′45″E^[1]	1991	42.3
Yamanokami-ike Dam	32°58′30″N 132°37′57″E	1963	17.5
Yamatosaka Dam	33°27′33″N 132°42′7″E	2026	103
Yanadani Dam	33°31′47″N 132°58′29″E	1989	28.5
Yanase Dam	33°56′13″N 133°34′16″E^[1]		55.5^[2]
Yashiro Dam	33°26′3″N 132°25′25″E	1975	24.2
Yokotani Choseichii Dam	33°51′32″N 132°49′0″E	1967	31
Yoshifuji-ike Dam	33°52′17″N 132°46′2″E	1956	24.2

References

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^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Dams in Japan, Japan Dam Foundation, Wikidata Q113763464

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[Q113763464-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Dams in Japan, Japan Dam Foundation, Wikidata Q113763464

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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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References