The following is a list of dams in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.

Name	Location	Opened	Height (metres)	Image
Akasaka Dam	37°8′53″N 140°6′28″E[1]		18.3[2]
Akimotoko Dam	37°39′10″N 140°6′45″E	1999	10.6
Asahi Dam	37°15′16″N 139°52′5″E		16.1[2]
Dake Dam	37°36′26″N 140°21′41″E		60[2]
Fujikura Dam	37°51′41″N 140°28′22″E[1]		36.5[2]
Fujinuma Dam	37°18′7″N 140°11′41″E	1949
Fukada Dam	37°23′1″N 140°15′23″E		55.5[2]
Futamata Dam	37°29′14″N 139°46′39″E[1]		30[2]
Hatori Dam	37°16′18″N 140°4′34″E[1]	1956	37.1
Higashiyama Dam	37°27′38″N 139°57′56″E[1]		70[2]
Honna Dam	37°26′29″N 139°29′35″E[1]	1954	51.5[2]
Horai Dam	37°38′41″N 140°31′41″E[1][3]		21.5[2]
Horikawa Dam	37°9′14″N 140°4′14″E[1]
Iritono Dam	37°3′54″N 140°39′51″E[1]
Iwabe Dam	37°38′45″N 140°41′12″E[1]
Jurokkyo Dam	37°31′18″N 140°1′28″E
Kaminojiri Dam	37°37′55″N 139°37′52″E	1958	30
Katakado Dam	37°33′52″N 139°45′45″E	1953	29[2]
Kodama Dam	37°7′25″N 140°49′39″E[1]		102[2]
Komachi Dam	37°16′47″N 140°35′11″E[1]		37[2]
Konosu Dam	37°51′3″N 140°53′35″E[1]		23.5[2]
Kuromori Dam	37°7′38″N 140°4′28″E[1]		20.2[2]
Mano Dam	37°43′7″N 140°49′59″E[1]		69[2]
Matsugabo Dam	37°47′51″N 140°46′20″E[1]		46[2]
Miharu Dam	37°24′14″N 140°28′30″E[1]	1997	65
Miyakawa Dam	37°22′33″N 139°47′16″E[1]		42[2]
Miyashita Dam	37°27′46″N 139°37′46″E[1]	1946	53[2]
Modo Dam	37°21′49″N 140°52′25″E[1]		22[2]
Nishigo Dam	37°11′5″N 140°4′44″E[1]		32.5[2]
Nitchu Dam	37°45′8″N 139°54′30″E[1]
Notekami Dam	37°38′7″N 140°48′11″E[1]
Ogaki Dam	37°30′53″N 140°53′4″E[1]
Ogi Dam	37°20′42″N 140°54′19″E[1]		27.8[2]
Okawa Dam	37°20′51″N 139°54′37″E[1]	1988
Okusagawa Dam	37°2′3″N 140°24′45″E[1]
Okutadami Dam	37°9′13″N 139°14′59″E[1]	1961	157[2]
Otori Dam	37°12′55″N 139°12′49″E[1]	1963	83[2]
Otsumata Dam	37°2′53″N 139°17′54″E[1]		52[2]
Ouchi Dam	37°20′35″N 139°52′17″E[1]	1991	102
Ozaso Dam	37°48′23″N 140°23′14″E[1]		27.2[2]
Ryui Dam	37°17′10″N 140°8′15″E[1]		32.5[2]
Sakashita Dam	37°22′59″N 140°56′39″E[1]		43[2]
Sekishiba Dam	37°40′56″N 139°55′36″E[1]		20[2]
Sengosawa Dam	37°11′15″N 140°29′7″E[1]
Shingo Dam	37°36′41″N 139°44′11″E		27.5[2]
Shin-Miyakawa Dam	37°21′50″N 139°46′52″E[1]		69[2]
Shinobu Dam	37°42′58″N 140°29′52″E[1]		21.5[2]
Shitoki Dam	36°54′21″N 140°43′6″E[1]		83.5[2]
Surikamigawa Dam	37°55′35″N 140°24′57″E[1]		105[2]
Tadami Dam	37°20′8″N 139°18′4″E	1989	30[2]
Tajima Dam	37°14′1″N 139°44′22″E[1]		36[2]
Takashiba Dam	36°57′24″N 140°43′58″E[1]		59.5[2]
Taki Dam	37°23′13″N 139°23′3″E[1]	1961	46[2]
Tagokura Dam	37°18′38″N 139°17′13″E	1959	145[2]
Takanokura Dam	37°37′49″N 140°53′29″E[1]		54.2[2]
Tetsuzan Dam	37°34′22″N 140°52′51″E[1]		25.2[2]
Tochizawa Dam	37°23′42″N 139°52′20″E[1]		23.7[2]
Uwada Dam	37°28′58″N 139°32′16″E[1]	1954	34[2]
Yamanoiri Dam	37°37′50″N 140°25′10″E[1]		29.5[2]
Yamasato Dam	37°36′23″N 139°41′15″E		22.5[2]
Yanaizu Dam	37°31′8″N 139°42′25″E	1953	34[2]
Yokokawa Dam	37°35′57″N 140°54′20″E[1]		78.5[2]
Yoshigadaira Dam	37°26′50″N 140°0′21″E[1]		22.5[2]

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