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Makio Dam

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Dam in Nagano Prefecture, Japan

35°49′27″N 137°36′10″E / 35.82417°N 137.60278°E / 35.82417; 137.60278PurposeIrrigation, power generationConstruction began1957 (1957)Opening date1961; 63 years ago (1961)Dam and spillwaysType of damEarth fill damImpoundsOtaki River, Kiso RiverHeight104.5 m (342.8 ft)Length260 m (853 ft)Dam volume2,616,000 m³ (3,421,599 yd³)ReservoirCreatesLake MitakeCatchment area304 km² (117.4 mi²)Power StationOperator(s)Kansai Electric Power CompanyInstalled capacity37 MW

Makio Dam (Japanese: 牧尾ダム) is a dam in the Nagano Prefecture, Japan, completed in 1961.^[1]