馬頭水利設施, Civil engineering heritage site in Imari, Japan.
The Imari Siphon consists of a hydraulic pipeline system that carries water across valleys and depressions through underground passages at different elevations.
The construction of this water management structure marked a significant advancement in Japanese civil engineering during the development of agricultural irrigation systems.
The Japan Society of Civil Engineers recognizes this infrastructure as a vital example of traditional water management techniques that supported local farming communities.
Located at coordinates 33.258194, 129.958778, the siphon system maintains consistent water flow without requiring mechanical pumps or additional energy sources.
The engineering design incorporates specialized check structures that regulate water movement through enclosed pipelines before discharging into lower elevation canals.
Location: Imari
GPS coordinates: 33.25819,129.95878
Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03
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