The Tenjin River

In this item, I explain the main stream of the first class water system flowing through Tottori. Please see "the Tenjin River" (vagueness evasion) about other Tenjin River.

The Tenjin River
The neighborhood of Kohoku, Hokuei-cho
Water system	The first class water system Tenjin River
Classification	The first-grade river
Extension	32 km
Altitude of the water source	1,118 m
Mean flow quantity	19.5 m³/s (Oda observatory 2000)
Basin area	490 km²
Water source	Kuroyama, Tsu (Misasa-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori)
River mouth, junction	The Sea of Japan
Basin	Tottori, Japan
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The main stream of the first class water system that the Tenjin River (I do not turn) flows through the central part of Tottori.

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Geography

I assume Kuroyama, Tsu of Misasa-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori the source and, via Kurayoshi-shi, am the first-grade river flowing into the Sea of Japan in Yurihama-cho, Tohaku-gun and Hokuei-cho. "A river maintenance basic policy" to be determined by the River Act, and to become the foresighted plan of the river maintenance in April, 2006 is devised and can continue repair by Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.

Kurayoshi Basin is at the midstream, and there are Hojo plains, Hawai plains downstream. I call these the Kurayoshi plains in a mass. There is Hojo dune in the shoreline. Each these is plains, a dune formed by alluvion action by the Tenjin River.

Main branch

• Ogamo River - Kokufu River
• Triple-purpose river-Small Kanokawa-The Kamo River
• The Takeda River (not an official name to point to the upper reaches from a join with the Ogamo River.)
• Kadani River
• Tashiro River
• Fukumoto River
• The Daiya River

Main bridge

• Ohara Bridge
• Takeda Bridge
• Ohashi, Kurayoshi
• Oda Bridge
• Tenjinbashi
• New Tenjinbashi

The bridge that ever existed

• Taketa iron bridge (railway bridge)

Parallel traffic

Railroad

• San'in Main Line

Road

• National highway No. 179

This item is an unfinished item in conjunction with the rivers. I demand the cooperator who corrects it, and corrects this item (PJ river). Stub (Tottori) according to the metropolis and districts List of page size Shunhe river pages (small / size)

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