List of dams in Gifu Prefecture

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

List

Name	Location	Opened	Height (metres)
Agigawa Dam	35°25′29″N 137°25′48″E^[1]	1990	101.5
Akigami Dam	36°3′56″N 137°23′57″E^[1]	1953	74
Araizawa Tameike Dam	35°26′57″N 137°27′27″E	1952	17
Asahi Dam	36°4′35″N 137°24′44″E	1953	87
Asaida Dam	36°17′50″N 137°21′7″E	1942	21.1
Atagi Dam	35°54′15″N 136°54′10″E^[1]	1987	71.4
Fukaya Dam	36°10′49″N 137°20′49″E^[1]	1973	27.3
Fuwa-hokubu Bosai Dam	35°23′51″N 136°29′22″E	1985	42.5
Hachiya Dam	35°28′36″N 137°1′37″E	1978	30
Hakusui Dam	36°8′39″N 136°49′21″E	1963	18
Hananoko Tameike Dam	35°35′15″N 137°29′43″E	1959	20.7
Hananoko Tameike Fukutei Dam	35°35′12″N 137°30′6″E	1959	15
Hatogaya Dam	36°14′54″N 136°53′36″E^[1]	1956	63.2^[2]
Hichiso Dam	35°38′50″N 137°10′12″E^[1]
Higashiueda Dam	35°56′31″N 137°15′4″E^[1]	1954	18
Hirao No.1 Tameike Dam	35°23′46″N 136°32′26″E	1916	19.9
Hirao No.2 Tameike Dam	35°23′39″N 136°32′26″E	1916	25
Hiyoshi Bosai Dam	35°25′17″N 137°15′41″E^[1]	1976	21
Hosobidani Dam	35°32′34″N 137°8′14″E	1926	22.4
Iino Tameike Dam	35°24′41″N 137°28′26″E	1959	23
Ijira Tameike Dam	35°33′45″N 136°42′11″E	1966	18
Imawatari Dam	35°26′29″N 137°2′42″E^[1]	1939	34.3
Iwamura Dam	35°21′47″N 137°28′27″E^[1]	1997	35.8
Iwaya Dam	35°45′40″N 137°9′26″E	1976	127.5
Januke Tameike Dam	35°23′10″N 137°18′6″E	1949	18.2
Jintoku Bosai Dam	35°23′53″N 137°19′13″E^[1]	1957	24
Jorinji Bosai Dam	35°23′2″N 137°11′51″E	1964	23
Kamiasō Dam	35°33′49″N 137°11′7″E	1926	13.2
Kamigatake Dam	35°38′46″N 136°20′54″E	1935	20
Kamiiida Choseichi Dam	35°29′0″N 137°5′5″E	1975	16.1
Kamiosu Dam	35°44′15″N 136°39′43″E	1995	98
Kanedaira Bosai Dam	35°20′34″N 137°25′42″E^[1]	1987	38.5
Kaneyama Dam	35°27′53″N 137°6′13″E^[1]	1943	36.3
Kaore Dam	35°44′10″N 136°41′30″E^[1]	1995	107.5
Kaoreanbu Dam	35°44′3″N 136°40′59″E^[1]	1995	40
Kasagi Dam	35°27′36″N 137°17′40″E^[1]	1936	40.8
Kashimo Bosai Dam	35°45′33″N 137°20′38″E	1975	35.6
Kawabe Dam	35°28′44″N 137°4′8″E		27^[2]
Kobuchi Dam	35°24′2″N 137°7′8″E	1951	18.4
Kuguno Bosai Dam	36°1′39″N 137°12′52″E^[1]	1974	28
Kuguno Dam	36°4′26″N 137°23′28″E		26.7^[2]
Kuze Dam	35°33′42″N 136°30′7″E^[1]		34^[2]
Maesawa Dam	35°26′4″N 137°11′37″E^[1]	1980	38
Manada Tameike Dam	35°26′25″N 137°7′18″E	1953	17
Maruyama Dam	35°28′8″N 137°10′20″E^[1]	1955	98.2
Matsuno Dam	35°24′52″N 137°12′6″E	1961	26.7
Mazegawa Dam	35°43′54″N 137°8′25″E^[1]	1976	44.5
Miboro Dam	36°8′18″N 136°54′39″E	1961	131^[2]
Minoriga-ike Dam	35°20′10″N 137°5′15″E	1915	15
Miyagawa Bosai Dam	36°1′56″N 137°8′31″E^[1]	1971	29
Mukunomi Bosai Dam	35°22′25″N 137°21′4″E^[1]	1968	26.9
Nagura Dam	35°37′25″N 137°10′31″E^[1]
Nakanoho Dam	35°31′45″N 137°20′24″E^[1]	2005	41.7
Narude Dam	36°21′0″N 136°52′30″E	Nov 1951	53.2
Nenoue-ko Dam	35°26′39″N 137°29′55″E	1964	15
Nishidaira Dam	35°30′52″N 136°32′0″E^[1]		31.5^[2]
Nishimura Dam	35°48′49″N 137°11′21″E^[2]		19.5^[2]
Nyukawa Dam	36°13′1″N 137°22′16″E	2012	69.5
Ochiai Dam	35°31′17″N 137°31′31″E	1926	33.3
Ofunato Dam	35°39′59″N 137°9′45″E^[1]
Ohbora Bosai Dam	35°24′41″N 137°9′31″E	1952	16.8
Ogahora Dam	35°54′30″N 137°14′37″E^[1]	1998	42.5
Okurodani Dam	36°2′28″N 136°52′53″E^[1]	1971	34
Oshirakawa Dam	36°8′28″N 136°49′19″E^[1]	1963	95
Ohtani-ike Dam	35°21′26″N 136°30′49″E	1914	18.7
Ōi Dam	35°28′53″N 137°23′47″E^[1]	1924	53.4
Origawa Dam	35°19′43″N 137°18′10″E^[1]	2003	114
Oshirakawa Dam	36°8′28″N 136°49′19″E^[1]	1963	95
Ozawa Tameike Dam	35°24′30″N 137°25′11″E	1965	32
Sakagami Dam	36°18′50″N 137°7′22″E	1953	23.5
Sakaigawa Dam	36°20′56″N 136°50′23″E^[1]	1993	115^[2]
Sakashimagawa Bosai Dam	35°25′3″N 137°17′20″E^[1]	1963	19.7
Shimohara Dam	35°42′26″N 137°10′58″E^[1]	1938	23
Shimokotori Dam	36°14′54″N 137°1′30″E		119^[2]
Shin Tameike Dam	35°29′39″N 137°27′47″E	1918	15
Shin'inotani Dam	36°25′43″N 137°16′46″E^[1]	1963	56
Shinmaruyama Dam	35°28′7″N 137°10′19″E		118.4
Sugoroku Dam	36°19′15″N 137°24′42″E^[1]	1953^[3]	19^[2]
Takahashi Dam	35°28′15″N 136°29′3″E	1919	18.5
Takane No.1 Dam	36°1′55″N 137°29′36″E^[1]	1969	133
Takane No.2 Dam	36°1′46″N 137°27′47″E^[1]	1968	69
Takeori Bosai Dam	35°26′28″N 137°20′38″E	1958	17.2
Taniyama Tameike Dam	35°26′12″N 137°7′59″E	1953	18
Tazawa Bosai Dam	35°19′53″N 137°24′9″E^[1]	1993	29.5
Tokuyama Dam	35°39′55″N 136°30′8″E	2008	161^[2]
Tsubawara Dam	36°18′44″N 136°53′51″E^[1]	Jan 1954	68.2
Tsunokawa Dam	36°16′47″N 137°7′33″E	1955	21.5
Ubagahora Tameike Dam	35°22′2″N 137°27′18″E	1964	20
Uchigatani Dam	35°46′46″N 136°51′44″E	2023	84.2
Ushiroyama Tameike Dam	35°32′34″N 137°28′12″E	1951	19.9
Utsubo Dam	36°20′22″N 137°9′59″E	1953	25.5
Yahagi Dam	35°14′10″N 137°25′12″E^[1]	1970	100
Yamada Bosai Dam	36°17′7″N 137°15′11″E^[1]	1988	32.3
Yokoyama Dam	35°35′35″N 136°27′19″E^[1]	1964	80.8

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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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