We investigated the relationship between the abundance of cyanobacteria and stratification intensity N2 in three eutrophicated reservoirs in which an artificial circulation system had been installed and the effects of the facility scale on that relationship. Cyanobacteria markedly increased when N2 was above 10-4 [s-2] in all three reservoirs whether the artificial circulation was installed or not. A certain facility scale wais needed for the decrease of N2. Sufficient decrease in N2 by the facility occurred in the reservoir in which cyanobacteria was prevented. The appropriate facility scale to decrease N2 was considered to be related to the internal Froude number inherent in each reservoir.