Tomata Dam

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Tomata Dam

Location	Okayama Prefecture, Japan
Coordinates	35°07′38″N 133°53′39″E / 35.1271°N 133.8942°E / 35.1271; 133.8942Coordinates: 35°07′38″N 133°53′39″E / 35.1271°N 133.8942°E / 35.1271; 133.8942

Tomata Dam (Japanese: 苫田ダム) is a dam in the Okayama Prefecture, Japan, completed in 2004.^[1]

All shrines, trees, and houses were moved before the valley was flooded. The town hall was also moved.

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v t e Dams in Okayama Prefecture
Asahigawa Dam Chiya Dam Doyo Dam Hokubo Dam Komoto Dam Kurodani Dam Kurodori Dam Meiji Dam Mimurogawa Dam Onbara Dam Osa Dam Osakabegawa Dam Shin-Nariwagawa Dam Tabara Dam Takasegawa Dam Tomata Dam Yubara Dam

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