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Overview
Komori Dam is a gravity dam located in Gunma Prefecture, built for hydroelectric power generation. It stands 33 meters high with a crest length of 107.4 meters.
Highlights
- ●A gravity dam standing 33 meters high with a 107.4-meter crest length
- ●Construction started in 1956 and finished in 1958
- ●A catchment area of 406 square kilometers
- ●Maximum water storage capacity of about 855,000 cubic meters
History
Construction began in 1956 and was completed in 1958. The dam's catchment area covers 406 square kilometers, and when full, it submerges about 10 hectares of land, holding up to approximately 855,000 cubic meters of water.
Access
The dam is located within Gunma Prefecture. As specific transportation details from the nearest station and visitor access are not detailed here, it's advisable to check official sources before planning a visit.
Best season
The dam can be visited throughout the year, though the appearance of the reservoir and surrounding scenery will vary with weather and water levels, so checking current conditions before visiting is recommended.
Map
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Suggested itinerary
- 1Arrive near the dam and view the 33-meter-high dam structure from a vantage point
- 2Move to the reservoir side to see the expanse of water that covers about 10 hectares when full
- 3Check any information panels on-site for details on the 406-square-kilometer catchment area and the dam's hydroelectric use
- 4Take a walk around the surroundings to enjoy the connection between the dam and the natural landscape
Did you know?
💡 Komori Dam was built as a gravity dam for hydroelectric power generation, with a catchment area of 406 square kilometers and a maximum storage capacity of about 855,000 cubic meters. Its scale is reflected in its 33-meter height and 107.4-meter crest length.
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