Suehiro Canal

The Suehiro Canal ( Japanese 多 摩 運河 Suehiro unga , literally: "wide end") is an artificial waterway in the Japanese city of Kawasaki , Kanagawa Prefecture . The canal is also known by the name of "Anchorage Suehiro Canal" 末 広 運河 泊 地 ( Suehiro unga hakuchi ).

geography

It is located in the southern part of the Kawasaki district , belonging to the Keihin industrial belt , in the Yakō and Oshima districts. The Chidori , Tama and Daishi canals form the southeast end of the water at their intersection. The north-west end near the Shiodome Bridge marks the extension of the small harbor basin that gave the canal its name. It serves, among other things, as a boat mooring and anchorage for houseboats.

Technical specifications

• Starting point: at the confluence of the Chidori, Daishi and Tama canals.
• Ending point: the harbor basin in the Ojima district of the Kawasaki district
• Length: 540 m
• Width: 290 m
• Depth: 2–5 m

Coordinates: 35 ° 31 ′ 55 ″  N , 139 ° 45 ′ 13 ″  E