Lake Hachirogata

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Lake Hachirogata is a coastal lagoon in Akita Prefecture, Japan, historically one of the country’s largest lakes before extensive land reclamation reduced its size.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lagoon
lake
averageDepth approximately 2 metres
borderedBy Ikawa Town NERFINISHED
Katagami City NERFINISHED
Ogata Village NERFINISHED
connectedBy canals
connectedTo Sea of Japan NERFINISHED
country Japan
currentArea about 48 square kilometres
ecosystemType wetland ecosystem
elevation approximately 0 metres
governedBy Akita Prefectural Government NERFINISHED
Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan NERFINISHED
hasIssue habitat loss due to reclamation
water quality management
hasPart Ogata reclaimed land NERFINISHED
historicalArea about 220 square kilometres
historicalRank second-largest lake in Japan before reclamation
knownFor dramatic reduction in surface area
large-scale postwar land reclamation project
wetland and waterfowl habitat
locatedIn Akita Prefecture NERFINISHED
Honshu
Oga Peninsula area NERFINISHED
Tōhoku region NERFINISHED
locatedNear Akita City NERFINISHED
Ikawa NERFINISHED
Katagami NERFINISHED
Oga Peninsula NERFINISHED
Ogata NERFINISHED
locatedOn Sea of Japan coast NERFINISHED
majorInflow Koyoshi River NERFINISHED
Yokote River NERFINISHED
majorOutflow artificial drainage canals
maximumDepth approximately 4 metres
reclamationCompletion 1977
reclamationMethod drainage and land reclamation
reclamationPeakPeriod 1960s
reclamationPurpose agricultural land creation
rice cultivation
reclamationStart 1957
usedFor fisheries
irrigation
recreation
waterType brackish water
coastal lagoon

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Akita Prefecture hasLake Lake Hachirogata