North Sabaishi-mura
North Sabaishi-mura | |
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Abolition day | February 1, 1955 |
Abolition reason | Admission merger North Sabaishi-mura, Tajiri-mura, Takada-mura → Kashiwazaki-shi |
The current local government | Kashiwazaki-shi |
Data at the time of the abolition | |
Country | Japan |
District | The Chubu District, the Hokuriku district The Koshinnetsu district |
The metropolis and districts | Niigata |
County | Kariwa-gun |
The adjacent local government | Medium-grade articles village, Hojo village, Tajiri-mura Kashiwazaki-shi |
North Sabaishi-mura government office | |
The location | Kariwa-gun, Niigata north Sabaishi-mura |
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The village where north Sabaishi-mura (the mackerel which came lets you be an irregularity) was ever in Kariwa-gun, Niigata.
History
- - Asahimura, Kariwa-gun, Fujii village merge (1901) on November 1 in 1901, and north Sabaishi-mura starts.
- I isolate - larger section of a village Tatsuka, Nagahama, Shindenhata (1951) on April 1 in 1951 and am admitted into Kashiwazaki-shi.
- It is admitted into - Kashiwazaki-shi (1955) on February 1 in 1955 and becomes extinct.
References
- "City area name of a village change dictionary" Tokyo temple publication, 1990.
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