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

List

Name	Location	Opened	Height	Image
Akase Dam	36°17′46″N 136°29′4″E[1]	1978	38 m (125 ft)
Dainichigawa Dam	36°17′23″N 136°34′43″E	1976	59.9 m (197 ft)
Fukumitsu Dam	37°21′23″N 137°11′12″E[1]	1986	36.5 m (120 ft)
Hakkagawa Dam‎	37°15′45″N 136°49′55″E[1]
Io Dam	36°33′40″N 136°46′42″E	2001	58.8 m (193 ft)
Iwasaka Dam	37°28′16″N 137°15′47″E[1]	1984	31.7 m (104 ft)
Jike Dam	37°29′53″N 137°19′26″E[1]	1991	35.4 m (116 ft)
Kamiterazu Dam	36°27′45″N 136°43′10″E	1965	19.5 m (64 ft)
Kitakawachi Dam	37°22′39″N 137°2′33″E
Kutani Dam	36°12′23″N 136°22′40″E	2005
Mikohara Dam	36°52′58″N 136°51′8″E[1]	1942	23.7 m (78 ft)
Miyata Dam	37°13′27″N 137°2′40″E[1]	1979	22.1 m (73 ft)
Morohashi Dam	37°14′2″N 137°2′56″E[1]	1986	35.2 m (115 ft)
Oguchi Dam	36°15′21″N 136°44′27″E
Ohtsubogawa Dam	37°3′30″N 136°44′18″E[2]	1992	20.3 m (67 ft)
Ohzsemachi Dam	37°4′43″N 136°48′13″E[3]	1954	18 m (59 ft)
Oya Dam	37°23′30″N 137°10′40″E[1]	1992	56.5 m (185 ft)
Saigawa Dam	36°25′51″N 136°44′48″E[1]	1965
Shingu Dam	36°50′12″N 136°49′11″E[1]	1955	25.4 m (83 ft)
Shinuchikawa Dam	36°29′21″N 136°40′52″E	1984	18.9 m (62 ft)
Shiogawa Bosai Dam	36°50′47″N 136°50′5″E[1]	1956	24 m (79 ft)
Tane Dam	36°59′4″N 136°57′53″E[1]	1973	30 m (98 ft)
Tatsumi Dam
Tedorigawa Dam	36°15′55″N 136°38′38″E[1]	1979
Tetorigawa No.2 Dam	36°17′34″N 136°38′27″E[1]	1979	37.5 m (123 ft)
Tetorigawa No.3 Dam	36°24′1″N 136°38′4″E[1]	1978	50 m (160 ft)
Teradagawa Dam	37°18′0″N 137°3′4″E	2007	26.7 m (88 ft)
Uchikawa Dam	36°28′23″N 136°40′15″E[1]	1974
Wagatani Dam	36°12′39″N 136°20′58″E[1]	1964	56.5 m (185 ft)
Wakayama Dam	37°26′43″N 137°8′49″E[1]	1963	25.4 m (83 ft)
Yamaguchi Bosai Dam	37°20′19″N 137°10′58″E[1]	1970	27 m (89 ft)
Yoshinodani Dam	36°16′25″N 136°41′13″E

See also

• Media related to Dams in Ishikawa prefecture at Wikimedia Commons

References