Taira Dam

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Taira Dam
Location	Nagano Prefecture, Japan
Coordinates	36°28′41″N 137°57′13″E / 36.47806°N 137.95361°E / 36.47806; 137.95361
Owner(s)	TEPCO Renewable Power
Dam and spillways
Type of dam	Gravity concrete dam
Height	19.5m
Length	87.8m
Dam volume	17,000m2
Power Station
Installed capacity	15.6 MW

Taira Dam (Japanese: 平ダム) is a dam in the Nagano Prefecture, Japan, completed in 1957.^[1] It is a gravity-type concrete dam with a height of 19.5 meters and is owned by TEPCO Renewable Power. It can generate up to 15,600 kilowatts of electricity.^{[citation needed]}

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