Ure Dam

Dam in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Ure Dam is a gravity dam^[1] in the Aichi Prefecture of Japan. 6 houses were flooded in the building of the dam.

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Ure Dam

Location	Aichi Prefecture, Japan.
Coordinates	35.0089°N 137.649°E / 35.0089; 137.649
Dam and spillways
Impounds	Ure River

Ure Dam

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