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

Name	Location	Started	Opened	Height	Length	Image	DiJ number
Akaishi Dam	40°32′9″N 140°6′40″E[1]	1953	1955	23.1 m (76 ft)	50.5 m (166 ft)		0190
Asamushi Dam	40°53′5″N 140°52′18″E[1]	1981	2002[2]	9 m (30 ft)	215 m (705 ft)		0222
Aseishigawa Dam	40°35′50″N 140°41′24″E	1971	1988	91 m (299 ft)			0207
Hanaki Dam	40°15′19″N 141°0′30″E[1]	1966	1972	27 m (89 ft)	125.8 m (413 ft)		0200
Hayaseno Dam	40°28′2″N 140°32′43″E[1]	1968	1985	56 m (184 ft)	285.9 m (938 ft)		0206
Hisayoshi Dam	40°26′33″N 140°41′33″E[1]	1980	1995	57 m (187 ft)			0212
Hongō Dam	40°41′28″N 140°38′14″E[1]	1950	1956	21.8 m (72 ft)	84.5 m (277 ft)		3005
Ichinowatari Dam	40°33′24″N 140°40′56″E	1930	1931	15.6 m (51 ft)	65.5 m (215 ft)		0183
Iizume Dam	40°50′28″N 140°30′59″E[1]	1967	1973	38 m (125 ft)	234 m (768 ft)		0201
Kawauchi Dam	41°16′29″N 140°53′40″E[1]	1973	1994	55 m (180 ft)	137 m (449 ft)		0210
Kodomari Dam	41°7′45″N 140°20′19″E[1]	1988	1996	33.5 m (110 ft)			3004
Komagome Dam	40°42′34″N 140°53′9″E	1982		84.5 m (277 ft)	290.1 m (952 ft)		0224
Matakido Dam	40°27′41″N 141°5′10″E[1]	1968	1988	34.6 m (114 ft)	179.6 m (589 ft)		0204
Meya Dam	40°32′18″N 140°15′35″E[1]
Namioka Dam	40°43′10″N 140°40′28″E[1]	1973	1982	52.4 m (172 ft)	304.5 m (999 ft)		0209
Natsusaka Dam	40°17′29″N 140°59′21″E	1960	1966	27.5 m (90 ft)	141 m (463 ft)		0196
Ninokura Dam	40°25′39″N 141°4′43″E[1]	1967	1970	37 m (121 ft)	106 m (348 ft)		0199
Nishonai Dam	40°35′18″N 140°43′43″E[1]	1973	1995	86 m (282 ft)	430.8 m (1,413 ft)		0219
Odagawa Dam	40°53′19″N 140°32′27″E[1]	1971	1975	31 m (102 ft)	203 m (666 ft)		0203
Okiura Dam	40°34′31″N 140°41′4″E	1933[a]	1944
Ominato Dam	41°15′31″N 141°8′23″E
Sakuda Dam	40°42′51″N 141°3′24″E[1]	1969	1979	31.5 m (103 ft)	257 m (843 ft)		0205
Sashikubo Dam	40°29′52″N 141°8′47″E	1985	2011	37.8 m (124 ft)	200 m (660 ft)		0215
Shimizume Dam	40°48′40″N 141°4′34″E[1]	1976	2000	33.5 m (110 ft)	195 m (640 ft)		0208
Shimoyu Dam	40°41′30″N 140°46′43″E[1]	1971	1988	70 m (230 ft)	783.5 m (2,571 ft)		0213
Shinkodoroku Dam	40°46′3″N 140°19′47″E[1]		1967	23.8 m (78 ft)	294 m (965 ft)		0197
Shiwa Bosai Dam	40°30′0″N 141°6′16″E[1]	1950	1961	22.8 m (75 ft)	121.2 m (398 ft)		0193
Soma Dam	40°33′16″N 140°18′56″E[1]	1974	2003	52.4 m (172 ft)	222 m (728 ft)		0214
Tanosawa Tameike Dam	40°53′54″N 140°59′28″E	1932	1945	21 m (69 ft)	205 m (673 ft)		0187
Tenma Dam	40°47′18″N 141°3′50″E[1]	1960	1970	50.5 m (166 ft)	202.8 m (665 ft)		0198
Tobe Dam	40°25′38″N 140°38′58″E[1]	1968	1974	43 m (141 ft)	158 m (518 ft)		0202
Tsugaru Dam	40°32′17″N 140°15′37″E[3]	29 Apr 2017	29 Apr 2017	97.2 m (319 ft)[3]			2996
Tsukari Dam	40°26′35″N 140°40′24″E[1]	1951	1962	30.2 m (99 ft)	268 m (879 ft)		0195
Wada Dam	40°41′20″N 141°5′14″E[1]	1971	1996	44 m (144 ft)	303 m (994 ft)		0211
Yomasari Dam	40°23′25″N 141°28′50″E	1976	2003	52 m (171 ft)			0218

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