Aku Hara-mura

Aku Hara-mura
Abolition day	September 1, 1954
Abolition reason	New merger Kodama-gun Aku Hara-mura, Yanou-mura → Kamiizumimura
The current local government	Kamikawa-machi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kanto district
The metropolis and districts	Saitama
County	Kodama-gun
The adjacent local government	Saitama： Kodama-gunYanou-mura、Motoizumi-mura、Wataze-mura、Chichibu-gunSawamura Kim Gunma： Onishimachi, Tano-gun
Akuhara village office
The location	Saitama
Outside link	Unavailable
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The village where Aku Hara-mura (あぐはらむら) belonged to northwestern part, Kodama-gun of Saitama.

Geography

• A river: The Kanna River

History

• Kamiaguhara-mura, Shimoaguhara-mura, Wataze-mura merge by the municipality organization enforcement (1889) on April 1 in 1889, and Kodama-gun young Izumimura is established.
• Young Izumimura divides it (1949) to the north and south on December 1 in 1949, and Wataze-mura is established in Aku Hara-mura, the northern part in the southern part.
• It merges with Yanou-mura (1954) on September 1 in 1954 and founds Kamiizumimura.

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Saitama

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