The Asuwagawa Dam (足羽川ダム) is a flood-control concrete Arch-gravity dam in the town of Ikeda in Fukui Prefecture, Japan owned by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. As the Asuwa River is part of the Kuzuryū River system which flows through the city of Fukui and which was subject to frequent flooding, various flood control projects were planned from the year 1900. A plan to build an auxiliary multipurpose dam on the Asuwa River was finalised in 1967, but no work was actually begun until 1994. Then project immediately encountered strong opposition by the residents of the site to be submerged. Some 220 households were involved, and compensation negotiations were protracted and difficult. Meanwhile, the political momentum of reviewing public works projects has
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| - La diga di Asuwagawa (足羽川ダム Asuwagawa damu?) è una diga vicino alla città di Fukui, nella prefettura omonima, in Giappone. (it)
- 足羽川ダム（あすわがわダム）は、福井県今立郡池田町、一級河川・九頭竜川水系部子川（へこがわ）に建設中のダムである。 国土交通省近畿地方整備局が計画している堤高96.0mの重力式コンクリートダムである。普段は貯水を行わない、いわゆる穴あきダムであり、完成すれば日本最大規模となる。元々は1983年（昭和58年）、部子川が合流する足羽川に特定多目的ダムとして計画されていたが、水没する地域の住民からの反対運動が強く、計画の修正に追い込まれていた。2004年（平成16年）7月の平成16年7月福井豪雨で、足羽川流域が過去最悪の洪水により深刻な被害を受けたのを機に、足羽川の支流の部子川に洪水調節のみを目的とする治水ダムとして2006年（平成18年）に建設方針がまとまり、2020年11月に起工された。2026年度に完成の予定である。 (ja)
- The Asuwagawa Dam (足羽川ダム) is a flood-control concrete Arch-gravity dam in the town of Ikeda in Fukui Prefecture, Japan owned by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. As the Asuwa River is part of the Kuzuryū River system which flows through the city of Fukui and which was subject to frequent flooding, various flood control projects were planned from the year 1900. A plan to build an auxiliary multipurpose dam on the Asuwa River was finalised in 1967, but no work was actually begun until 1994. Then project immediately encountered strong opposition by the residents of the site to be submerged. Some 220 households were involved, and compensation negotiations were protracted and difficult. Meanwhile, the political momentum of reviewing public works projects has (en)
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| - The Asuwagawa Dam (足羽川ダム) is a flood-control concrete Arch-gravity dam in the town of Ikeda in Fukui Prefecture, Japan owned by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. As the Asuwa River is part of the Kuzuryū River system which flows through the city of Fukui and which was subject to frequent flooding, various flood control projects were planned from the year 1900. A plan to build an auxiliary multipurpose dam on the Asuwa River was finalised in 1967, but no work was actually begun until 1994. Then project immediately encountered strong opposition by the residents of the site to be submerged. Some 220 households were involved, and compensation negotiations were protracted and difficult. Meanwhile, the political momentum of reviewing public works projects has increased nationwide and in 1997 the project was indefinitely frozen. In July 2004, concentrated torrential rains attacked Fukui Prefecture, especially the Asuwa broke its embankments. In Fukui city, 14,172 houses were flooded and five people were killed. The project for a dam on the Asugawa River was revived, despite ongoing opposition from local residents and the Japan Communist Party, both of whom pushed for embankment widening and reinforcement over a dam. Despite the ongoing opposition, construction work began in July 2006. The design was a modified gravity type concrete dam. Initial plans called for a multipurpose dam; however, to placate local residents and in light of reduced demand for water, the design was changed to a specialised flood control dam. Unlike ordinary dams, the Asugawa Dam stores very little water, as the design has large tunnels in its base to permit the river to flow through the dam "as is". This so-called "perforated dam" stores water only during floods. Therefore, although the Asuwawa reservoir is usually empty, when flooding occurs it stores water and gradually releases downstream. Initially, the dam height was 130.0 m and the total water storage capacity was 72,000,000 tons, but in the final plan, the dam was reduced to 96.0 m and the total water storage capacity to 28,700,000 tons. (en)
- La diga di Asuwagawa (足羽川ダム Asuwagawa damu?) è una diga vicino alla città di Fukui, nella prefettura omonima, in Giappone. (it)
- 足羽川ダム（あすわがわダム）は、福井県今立郡池田町、一級河川・九頭竜川水系部子川（へこがわ）に建設中のダムである。 国土交通省近畿地方整備局が計画している堤高96.0mの重力式コンクリートダムである。普段は貯水を行わない、いわゆる穴あきダムであり、完成すれば日本最大規模となる。元々は1983年（昭和58年）、部子川が合流する足羽川に特定多目的ダムとして計画されていたが、水没する地域の住民からの反対運動が強く、計画の修正に追い込まれていた。2004年（平成16年）7月の平成16年7月福井豪雨で、足羽川流域が過去最悪の洪水により深刻な被害を受けたのを機に、足羽川の支流の部子川に洪水調節のみを目的とする治水ダムとして2006年（平成18年）に建設方針がまとまり、2020年11月に起工された。2026年度に完成の予定である。 (ja)
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