Kaneyama Dam
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Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan.
35°27′53.8″N 137°06′12.5″E / 35.464944°N 137.103472°E / 35.464944; 137.103472Kaneyama Dam (兼山ダム, Kaneyama damu) is a dam near Kani, in the Gifu Prefecture of Japan.
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