New Horikawa (Nagoya-shi)

New Horikawa
Than a memory bridge of Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi south direction
Water system	The first class water system Shonai River
Classification	The first-grade river
Extension	6.0 km
Altitude of the water source	-- m
Mean flow quantity	-- m³/s
Basin area	24.0 km²
Water source	堀留水処理 center
River mouth, junction	Horikawa（AichiNagoya-shiMinami-ku）
Basin	Aichi
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New Horikawa (しんほりかわ) is the first-grade river flowing through Nagoya-shi, Aichi. Because joining Horikawa draws water from the Shonai River, new Horikawa belongs to Shonai River water system, too.

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Geography

The south cruises in the city along Shojingawa low land and, starting from 堀留水処理 center in Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi, flows into Horikawa in Meiji, Minami-ku. The duct becomes the boundary of Naka-ku, Showa-ku, Atsuta-ku, Mizuho-ku, Minami-ku.

Local government of the basin

Aichi

Nagoya-shiNaka-ku、Showa-ku、Atsuta-ku、Mizuho-ku、Minami-ku

History

From Shojingawa to new Horikawa

Shojingawa (it does not occur) (said that this name was attached because a Shinto priest of Atsuta-jingu Shrine made ablutions in this river in the case of 祓 of Nagoshi of June in old days) which flowed through the Nagoya plateau [¹] as the source in Imaike area had the rich quantity of water with many springs, but the land along a river which wound caused the flood once. A plan to repair as a canal in (1883) in 1883 was built to prevent the outbreak of this flood, and to assume it the navigation of the ship and a saucer of the sewerage treatment water, and I was changed in (1910) in 1910 by current land along a river. In the case of this change, the name new Horikawa was acquired. In addition, original Shojingawa is filled up in (1926) in 1926 and becomes extinct.

The present conditions

Under the influence of sedimentation of the sludge for many years, floating of the sludge is seen for the intense heat period in particular, and the bad smell is severe, too. This does not have a river flowing in, and this is because the whole area becomes the feeling tide area because it is dug a design from the junction department to the Atsuta Port to the most deep part in those days excavated as a canal as approximately horizontal.

The management authority of the river is transferred to Nagoya-shi (2007) from Aichi on April 1 in 2007 [²].

Bridge

One way called to north is set the left bank for the south the right bank from 堀留下水処理場 to a new rolling bridge, and, as it were, a form of the right-hand traffic has its road running on the both sides of new Horikawa stolen.

• Maizuru Bridge
• Quail bridge
• Authority of memory bridge - Osu
• Utsuki Bridge
• Fujimi Bridge
• Authority of Ooi Bridge - Sanno (Nagoya municipal road Sanno Line)
• Mukoda Bridge
• Shinonome Bridge
• Conch bridge
• Tateishi Bridge - Authority of eight bears（Aichi prefectural road 29 Yatomi Nagoya Line）
• Shimbashi, Atsuta
• High storehouse bridge
• New Hotta Bridge
• Cow winding bridge
• Azuma Kamimiya Bridge - Yamate green road
• Hinode Bridge
• New rolling bridge
• 文斉橋
• New Atsuta Bridge - National highway No. 1
• Atsuta Bridge
• Floating island bridge
• New Uchidabashi - National highway No. 247
• Uchidabashi - Aichi prefectural road 225 Nagoya Donggang Line

Footnote

1. ^ "forming anew Atsuta cutting bridge story" P.33
2. ^ Aichi Construction Department river section: About devolution to Nagoya-shi of the prefecture management river, it is September 25, 2014

References

• Horio remains honoring society, Ubado cutting bridge preservation society "wish - 1976 of forming anew Atsuta cutting bridge story - mother"

Allied item

• I was made with the earth and sand which appeared by digging of the Tsurumai Park - Niihori River.
• The bridge which was in Shojingawa of cutting bridge - past

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