Provincial government land village

Body Ryo irregularity Provincial government land village
Abolition day	March 20, 1955
Abolition reason	New merger Kuroi-cho, Kasukabe village, main thoroughfare village, provincial government land village, Funaki village → Kasugacho
The current local government	Tanba-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kinki district
The metropolis and districts	Hyogo
County	Hikami
Total population	3,442 people (national census, 1950)
The adjacent local government	Hikami Kuroi-cho, Kaibaracho, Kasukabe village, main thoroughfare village Taki-gunLarge mountain village、Anno Domini village
Provincial government land village office
The location	Hyogo Hikami provincial government land village larger section of a village
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The village where there was the provincial government land village (body Ryo irregularity) in Hyogo Hikami. I am the southeastern whole area of the current Kasugacho, Tanba-shi center.

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Geography

• The mountains ： Daphniphyllum macropodum mountain, performance with a long black wig on peak, Mt. Mio
• River ： The Takeda River

History

• It is started (1889) with an area of Yuzu-mura (except the enclave), east Nakamura, provincial government land village, Tanabara-mura on April 1 in 1889 by the enforcement of - municipality organization.
• It merges with - Kuroi-cho, Kasukabe village, main thoroughfare village, Funaki village (1955) on March 20 in 1955, and Kasugacho starts. The same day provincial government land village abolition.

Traffic

Road

Wakasa, Maizuru Expressway passes old village level now, but those days are non-opening to traffic.

References

• Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 28 Hyogo

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Hyogo

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