Inuyama irrigation line Ohashi

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Inuyama irrigation line Ohashi (line Ohashi)
The location	Japan Kitakoken, Inuyama, Inuyama-shi, Aichi - Unumakoigicho, Kakamigahara-shi, Gifu interval Kisogawa 35°23'N 17.2 seconds A 136°56'E 5.7 seconds coordinate: 35°23'N 17.2 seconds 136°56'E 5.7 seconds
Length	420 m
Width	6m (sidewalk +3m)
Form	Girder
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I make it based on Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport country image information (color aerial photo) photographed in (1987) in 1987. Kisogawa and the line bridge which flow through the boundary of Inuyama-shi, Aichi and Kakamigahara-shi, Gifu.

From the left bank down stream photography, the right side are Inuyama-jo Castle

Inuyama irrigation line Ohashi (いぬやまとうしゅこう line chopsticks) is a bridge of Kisogawa that links Kakamigahara-shi, Gifu small Igi-cho to Inuyama-shi, Aichi. In addition, it is a movable dam for the water intake of the strong tail water. Generally, I am called by the name of "line Ohashi".

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Summary

Road (operation bridge)

• Service: 1968（Showa43 years)
• Extension: 420 m
• Width: 6m
• Weight limit: 5.5t (large car traffic is prohibited in it)

I intersect Gifu prefectural road 95 Imojima Unuma Line in the right bank.

Sidewalk (management bridge)

• Service: It is June 18 (2007) for 2,007 years
• Extension: 422m
• Width: 3m

Irrigation

• The 土砂吐 2 gate
• The movable dam 6 gate
• The fishway 2 gate
• The authority of ship 1 gate
• 取入樋門左岸 3 gate, 1 the right bank gate

Origin of the name

Because "the Japanese line" was used as another name of Kisogawa in the neighborhood, it was named "line Ohashi".

History

In the Edo era, in 支川 of Kisogawa, it was all done an abolished river by the construction of the wall bank. Therefore, I built the agriculture water that the inhabitants who obtained agriculture water from this 支川 were in trouble and got water from Kisogawa. Kotsuyosui was built, and it was Gifu side early in the Showa era, and, early in the Edo era, Hashima water was built with Miyata water on the Owari country side. However, supply of the stable water was difficult, and, by the changes of a flood and the flow, the troubles around the water appeared one after another, too.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry took time of ten years from (1957) in 1957 to solve this and built the Inuyama irrigation to unify intakes of Hashima water, Miyata water, three water of Kotsuyosui. In addition, I built a bridge over this dam, and a traffic jam did it by the combination with the Meitetsu train in those days with a detour route of the frequent Inuyama Bridge.

A bridge for the management completed (2007) in January on June 18 in 2007 was opened as a way for exclusive use of the walkers.

Deterioration advances, and repair work is carried out now for several years.

Location

• A northern coast: Kakamigahara-shi, Gifu small Igi-cho
• A southern coast: Inuyama-shi, Aichi larger section of a village Inuyama

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• "Inuyama irrigation". The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Tokai agricultural administration station. May 6, 2013 reading.

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