Lake Okutama

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Lake Okutama is a man-made reservoir in western Tokyo, Japan, known for its scenic mountain surroundings and role as a major source of the city’s drinking water.

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Lake Okutama canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf reservoir
accessibleFrom Okutama Station NERFINISHED
basinCountry Japan NERFINISHED
connectedByRoad Tokyo Metropolitan Route 411 NERFINISHED
country Japan
created 1950s
createdBy Tokyo Metropolitan Government NERFINISHED
formedByDam Ogouchi Dam NERFINISHED
hasJapaneseName 奥多摩湖 NERFINISHED
hasMaximumDepth over 140 meters
hasNearbyAttraction Mugiyama Suspension Bridge NERFINISHED
Nippara Limestone Caves NERFINISHED
Okutama Mukashi-michi trail NERFINISHED
hasShoreLength approximately 45 kilometers
hasSurfaceArea approximately 4.25 square kilometers
inflow Kosuge River NERFINISHED
Tama River NERFINISHED
knownFor autumn foliage views
proximity to nature near Tokyo
recreational hiking
scenic mountain surroundings
locatedIn Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park NERFINISHED
Tokyo
western Tokyo NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Okutama, Tokyo NERFINISHED
Tabayama, Yamanashi Prefecture NERFINISHED
locatedInMountainRange Okuchichibu Mountains NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Kantō region NERFINISHED
locatedNear border of Tokyo and Yamanashi Prefecture
locatedOn Tama River system NERFINISHED
locatedWestOf central Tokyo
majorWaterSourceFor Tokyo NERFINISHED
Tokyo Metropolis NERFINISHED
nameLanguage Japanese
outflow Tama River NERFINISHED
partOf Tokyo water supply system
purpose flood control
hydroelectric power generation
municipal water supply
reservoirFor Ogouchi Dam NERFINISHED
usedFor boating
drinking water supply
fishing
recreation
watercourse Tama River NERFINISHED

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Okutama hasLake Lake Okutama