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

List

Name	Location	Opened	Height	Image
Akao Dam	36°22′34″N 136°52′14″E	1978
Akasofu Tameike Dam	36°31′33″N 136°56′21″E	1945	31.9 m (105 ft)
Arimine Dam	36°29′22″N 137°26′55″E	1959
Asahi Ogawa Dam	36°53′18″N 137°37′6″E
Dashidaira Dam	36°46′11″N 137°37′52″E	1985	76.7 m (252 ft)
Fujiga-ike Dam	36°38′43″N 137°5′56″E	1950	18.2 m (60 ft)
Funagawa Dam	36°52′10″N 137°35′7″E	2012
Furudo Dam	36°39′36″N 137°6′19″E	1982	32 m (105 ft)
Fusegawa Dam	36°48′15″N 137°31′6″E
Futomi Dam	36°28′42″N 136°48′36″E	1965	30.5 m (100 ft)
Goi Dam	36°45′9″N 136°52′54″E[1]	1992	57 m (187 ft)
Hanyu-ohike Dam	36°39′54″N 136°49′38″E	1993	15 m (49 ft)
Harayama Dam	36°31′38″N 137°8′2″E	1939	18.5 m (61 ft)
Horinji Dam	36°33′55″N 136°50′36″E	1955	15.8 m (52 ft)
Jatani-ike Dam	36°29′1″N 136°49′54″E	1949	19 m (62 ft)
Johana Dam	36°29′2″N 136°52′12″E[1]
Jinzukawa No.1 Dam	36°29′45″N 137°14′28″E[1]	1954	45 m (148 ft)
Jinzukawa No.2 Dam	36°33′11″N 137°13′24″E[1]	1953	40 m (130 ft)
Jinzukawa No.3 Dam	36°33′36″N 137°12′7″E[1]	1954	15.5 m (51 ft)
Kadogawa Dam	36°45′13″N 137°25′49″E[1]	1978	58.5 m (192 ft)
Kamiichigawa Dam	36°40′46″N 137°24′59″E[1]	1964	64 m (210 ft)
Kamiichigawa No.2 Dam	36°40′11″N 137°26′3″E[1]	1985	67 m (220 ft)
Kitamata Dam	36°50′32″N 137°40′3″E[1]	1986	35 m (115 ft)
Konadegawa Dam	36°43′32″N 136°51′10″E[1]	1978	45 m (148 ft)
Komaki Dam	36°33′24″N 137°0′29″E[1]	21 Nov 1930
Koregatani Dam	36°30′4″N 136°51′45″E	1968	15.5 m (51 ft)
Koyadaira Dam	36°42′36″N 137°38′53″E[1]	1936	54.5 m (179 ft)
Kumanogawa Dam	36°33′37″N 137°18′47″E[1]	1984	89 m (292 ft)
Kurobe Dam	36°33′58″N 137°39′41″E	Jan 1961	186 m (610 ft)
Kubusugawa Dam	36°30′37″N 137°11′15″E[1]
Kubusu No.2 Dam	36°27′19″N 137°10′40″E	1941	18.6 m (61 ft)
Kuwanoin-ike Dam	36°48′47″N 136°53′30″E	1953	23 m (75 ft)
Magawa Choseichi Dam	36°33′58″N 137°27′16″E	1929	19.1 m (63 ft)
Mattate Dam	36°31′24″N 137°23′20″E	1929	21.8 m (72 ft)
Muromaki Dam	36°32′18″N 137°5′30″E[1]	1961	80.5 m (264 ft)
Narude Dam	36°21′0″N 136°52′30″E	Nov 1951	53.2 m (175 ft)
Nakayama Dam	36°29′20″N 137°3′51″E	1961	24 m (79 ft)
Nekomata Dam
Ninbusuiso Dam	36°30′44″N 137°4′21″E	1961	19.9 m (65 ft)
Oguchigawa Dam	36°33′2″N 137°21′58″E[1]	1981	72 m (236 ft)
Ohara Dam	36°24′4″N 136°54′32″E[1]	1942
Ohgayarindo Tameike Dam	36°29′10″N 136°54′19″E	1931	19 m (62 ft)
Omata Dam	36°33′50″N 137°22′2″E[1]	1960	37 m (121 ft)
Sakaigawa Dam	36°20′56″N 136°50′23″E[1]	1993
Sakuraga-ike Dam	36°30′3″N 136°52′8″E	1954	27 m (89 ft)
Sennindani Dam	36°38′58″N 137°40′55″E[1]	1940	47.5 m (156 ft)
Sengoku-ike Dam	36°57′24″N 136°59′51″E	1965	32 m (105 ft)
Senzoku Dam	36°23′10″N 136°59′26″E	1974
Shin Nakachiyama Dam	36°32′39″N 137°26′12″E	1959	35 m (115 ft)
Shiraiwagawa Dam	36°38′22″N 137°21′36″E[1]	1974	50 m (160 ft)
Shogawa Goguchi Dam	36°34′31″N 136°59′44″E[1]	1939
Soyama Dam	36°28′20″N 136°59′2″E[1]	1930
Sukenobu Dam	36°29′22″N 137°23′57″E[1]	1931	45.5 m (149 ft)
Suganuma Dam	36°29′14″N 137°3′4″E[1]	1958	22 m (72 ft)
Takado Dam	36°53′34″N 136°53′49″E	1973	23.2 m (76 ft)
Terao Dam	36°53′55″N 136°53′55″E[1]	1973	29.2 m (96 ft)
Toga Dam	36°28′29″N 137°1′21″E[1]	1943
Toga Dam	36°28′7″N 137°1′11″E	2031[lower-alpha 1]
Togagawa Dam	36°19′40″N 136°59′55″E[1]	Jun 1974
Tōri Dam	36°28′12″N 136°48′21″E[1]	1967	101 m (331 ft)
Usunaka Dam	36°28′8″N 136°51′17″E[1]	1993	68.9 m (226 ft)
Unazuki Dam	36°48′34″N 137°35′26″E	2000	97 m (318 ft)
Wadagawa Dam	36°39′17″N 137°2′22″E[1]	1967
Wakatsuchi Dam	36°33′52″N 137°4′19″E[1]	1960	26 m (85 ft)
Yatsuo Dam	36°33′43″N 137°5′53″E[1]	1963	21 m (69 ft)
Yomokurou No.1 Ike Dam	36°48′44″N 137°1′31″E	1993	24.3 m (80 ft)
Yutanigawa Dam	36°34′49″N 137°3′44″E[1]	2000	63.7 m (209 ft)

Notes

See also

• Media related to Dams in Toyama prefecture at Wikimedia Commons

References