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Stepped chute due to stones in Ushibuse river


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    Stepped chute due to stones in Ushibuse river

Description
The stepped channel was constructed in Meiji Period (more 100 years before). Artificial stepped channel was designed on the basis of a drop structure in France. In the case of stepped chute due to stones, even if concrete was not used as a segment, the structure has been remained.

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Youichi Yasuda
Keywords
stepped channel stepped chute stones Ushibuse river
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