Nagano Prefecture Dam

1035-Miso River Dam

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Nagano Prefecture Dam
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The dam is located at the headwaters of the Kiso River.

Location: Ogiso, Kiso Village, Kiso-gun, Nagano Prefecture

Official Web site:.http://www.water.go.jp/chubu/misogawa/index.html

Downstream view of the levee from the right bank

Sudden New Year's Day 2003dam tourThe sixth installment in the "Misogawa Dam" series is the Misogawa Dam. This is the end of this series. To get to the Misogawa Dam, go north on Prefectural Road No. 26 from the Yabuhara intersection on National Road No. 19 and follow the signs you see for a while, or take the road leading north just after the Torii Tunnel exit on the Kiso Village side of National Road No. 19.

Downstream view of the levee from the right bank

View of the emergency flood discharge from the top

The name of the river "Misogawa" is not written on the map at hand, and it is supposed to be the Kiso River, but why is it there? I checked and found that the Kiso River upstream from this dam is indeed called Misogawa, and since it is upstream of the Kiso River, it was named Misogawa because it "has not yet become Soso," or Kiso River.

View of the emergency flood discharge from the top

The photo above shows the emergency flood discharge, which has a beautiful slit shape. It looks somewhat similar to the flood discharge of the Agigawa Dam in Gifu Prefecture. It looks like a narrower and higher flood discharge than that of the Agigawa Dam. If it is the same as that of the Agigawa River, the orifice is in the middle and the crests are on the left and right sides.

View of the lake side of the embankment dam from the right bank

In the top dike photo, there was no snow on the riprap, but there was on the dam lake side. Perhaps the snow was blowing from the direction of the dam lake side, i.e., from the north.

View of the lake side of the embankment dam from the right bank

Incidentally, the top edge is open to automobile traffic.

View of the dam lake from the top

The headwaters of the Kiso River lie beyond this point, and the Kiso River beyond this point changes its name to the Miso River.

View of the dam lake from the top

dam characteristics

ModelCentral impermeable rockfill dam
ObjectiveFlood control, agricultural disaster prevention, unspecified water, river maintenance water, water for waterworks, industrial water, power generation
Bank height140m
Bank length447m
Dam volume8,900,000m3
Watershed Area55.1 km2
Reservoir area135 ha
Total storage capacity61,000,000m3
Effective water storage capacity55,000,000m3
Name of Dam LakeOkugiso Lake
River NameKiso River System Kiso River
Year of launch1973
Year Completed1996

Other facilities/observations

The exhibition hall was supposed to be closed during the winter season. However, it stated, "We will do our best to accommodate requests for tours even on days when the museum is closed, so please do not hesitate to contact us. They are very generous.

Parking lot
Toilet
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PR Exhibition Hall
This article was written by.
Shin Jinma

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