Dondo Dam (呑吐ダム) is a dam in Miki, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan. Catching the waters of the Sijimi and Yamada rivers,[2] the catchment becomes known as Tsukuhara Lake.

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Dondo Dam
Location	Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan.
Construction began	1968
Opening date	1989
Dam and spillways
Impounds	Shijimi River
Height	71.5 m
Length	260 m
Reservoir
Total capacity	18,860,000 m³[1]
Catchment area	329.5 km²
Surface area	105 hectares

Uses

Other than just creating hydro electricity the catchment area of 328.8km2 provides drinking water supply and industrial supply to nearby Kobe; as well as irrigation, flood control, removal of melting snow and recreational uses.[3]

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