List of dams in Fukuoka Prefecture

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

List

Name	Location	Opened	Height (metres)
Aburagi Dam	33°33′21″N 130°53′38″E	1971	54.6
Benjo Dam	33°42′59″N 130°47′38″E	1966	23.1
Dobaru Dam	33°46′50″N 130°49′37″E	1912	25.9
Egawa Dam	33°27′36″N 130°44′3″E	1972	79.2
Fudo-ike Dam	33°29′51″N 130°13′4″E	1936	17
Fujinami Dam	33°18′58″N 130°47′22″E	2009	52
Fukuchiyama Dam	33°45′25″N 130°47′1″E^[1]	2003	64.5
Fukuchiyama-ike Dam	33°45′10″N 130°46′18″E	1953	22
Gousho Dam	33°18′56″N 130°48′9″E	1990	60.7
Gokayama Dam	33°24′51″N 130°25′8″E	2017	102.5
Hanamune Tameike Dam	33°13′2″N 130°37′38″E	1952	29.3
Nagatani Dam	33°39′16″N 130°28′33″E^[2]	1993	53.8
Hata Dam	33°48′16″N 130°45′27″E^[1]	1955	43.3
Heisei Ozeki Dam	33°35′0″N 131°10′20″E	1990	3.15
Higashitaniguchi-ike Dam	33°31′20″N 130°30′54″E	1937	20
Hinooka Tameike Dam	33°32′20″N 130°40′41″E	1910	23
Hirokawa Dam	33°14′31″N 130°37′1″E^[1]	1972	30.4
Hisasue Dam	33°46′0″N 130°31′12″E^[1]	1980	23
Honjo-ike Fukutei No.1 Dam	33°38′31″N 130°56′17″E	1948	16.2
Honjo-ike Fukutei No.2 Dam	33°38′19″N 130°56′13″E	1946	16.7
Honjo-ike-hontei Dam	33°38′27″N 130°56′31″E	1946	19.2
Honnyu Tameike Dam	33°41′46″N 130°40′52″E	1917	15
Hyugami Dam	33°10′34″N 130°46′48″E^[1]^[3]	1959	79.5
Ino Dam	33°41′1″N 130°31′14″E^[1]	2000	79.9
Inunaki Dam	33°41′16″N 130°33′34″E	1994	76.5
Irahara Dam	33°35′22″N 130°56′56″E	2017	81.3
Jibetto-kyodo-ike Dam	33°29′20″N 130°26′20″E	1940	18
Jinya Dam	33°31′39″N 130°50′41″E^[1]	1975	48.5
Kanasoko Tameike Dam	33°44′38″N 130°37′8″E	1937	20
Kasagi Dam	33°40′38″N 130°39′33″E	1957	16
Kawachi Dam	33°50′17″N 130°48′38″E	1927	44.1
Kirihata Dam	33°34′37″N 130°36′20″E^[1]	1975	38
Kitadani Dam	33°32′40″N 130°33′19″E^[1]
Koga Dam	33°42′15″N 130°30′21″E^[1]	1975	34.5
Kubara Dam	33°38′39″N 130°31′30″E^[1]	1970	42.3
Kuboshiro Dam	33°36′5″N 130°39′10″E^[1]		25^[4]
Kure Dam	33°40′28″N 130°52′40″E	1970	24.5
Matsuze Dam	33°10′33″N 130°46′6″E	1963	25
Magarifuchi Dam	33°29′52″N 130°18′28″E^[1]	1922	37.3
Masubuchi Dam	33°45′43″N 130°50′20″E^[1]	1973	60
Matsugae Dam	33°52′49″N 130°57′55″E	1960	47
Matsuze Dam	33°10′33″N 130°46′6″E	1963	25
Minamihata Dam	33°26′4″N 130°25′29″E^[1]	1985	63.5
Narufuchi Dam	33°37′33″N 130°33′12″E		67.4^[4]
Nagatani Dam	33°39′16″N 130°28′33″E^[2]	1993	53.8
Ogawa Dam	33°36′59″N 131°1′36″E^[1]	1996	37
Ōi Dam	33°47′55″N 130°31′11″E	1978	19
Osano Dam	33°29′25″N 130°29′17″E^[1]	1974	25.5
Osyozu-ike Dam	33°43′14″N 130°55′19″E	1969	19.2
Ozaki Dam	33°43′55″N 130°43′1″E	1978	27.2
Raizan Oh-tameike Dam	33°31′47″N 130°13′2″E	1944	25
Rikimaru Dam	33°41′22″N 130°37′37″E^[1]		49.5^[4]
Sefuri Dam	33°26′7″N 130°23′48″E^[1]	1976	43
Shiraki Dam	33°48′43″N 130°46′12″E	1934	22.2
Shobudani Dam	33°54′35″N 130°46′56″E	1924	18
Sue Dam	33°35′19″N 130°33′5″E^[1]		21^[4]
Taisho-ike Dam	33°39′9″N 130°57′50″E	1915	17.2
Tare Dam	33°49′18″N 130°31′45″E^[1]	1983	27.5
Tonogawa Dam	34°30′7″N 134°14′53″E^[1]	1974	35.6
Terauchi Dam	33°25′45″N 130°43′24″E^[1]	1978	83
Ushikubi Dam	33°29′11″N 130°28′46″E^[1]	1991	52.7
Yagatako-ike Dam	33°34′24″N 131°7′57″E	1959	19
Yamagami Dam	33°27′15″N 130°29′10″E^[1]	1979	59
Yamaguchi Choseichi Dam	33°28′6″N 130°30′35″E	1998	60
Yamaguchi Dam	33°45′50″N 130°56′26″E	1996	24
Yoake Dam	33°20′19″N 130°50′44″E^[1]	1954	15
Yoshida Dam	33°50′17″N 130°31′44″E^[1]	1983	24
Zenzo Tameike Dam	33°11′29″N 130°41′47″E	1927	19
Zuibaiji Dam	33°30′14″N 130°14′51″E^[1]	1977	64

References

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^ ^a ^b http://damnet.or.jp/cgi-bin/binranA/enAll.cgi?db4=2446
^ https://structurae.net/en/structures/hyugami-dam
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Dams in Japan, Japan Dam Foundation, Wikidata Q113763464

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[WD8eb5a84c-3] ttps://structurae.net/en/structures/hyugami-dam

[Q113763464-4] 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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