Kitakata-cho

Kitakata-cho
Abolition day	1954March 31
Abolition reason	New merger Kitakata-cho,Matsuyama-mura、Iwatsuki village、Seki Shibamura、慶徳村、Toyokawa village、Kumakura village、Upper Sannomiya-mura → Kitakata-shi
The current local government	Kitakata-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Tohoku district
The metropolis and districts	Fukushima
County	Yama-gun
Total population	17,767 people (national census, 1950)
The adjacent local government	Matsuyama-mura, Iwatsuki village, Toyokawa village
Kitakata town office
The location	Yama-gun, Fukushima Kitakata-cho
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The town where the Kitakata-cho (I wait for the person who came) was in Yama-gun, Fukushima. I am the area where a name of a street does not almost have the crown designation of the current Kitakata-shi center. Kitakata-shi started by a new merger in 1954, and is the local government where is different from Honcho.

Table of contents

Geography

• River ： River belonging to field

History

The details refer to "Kitakata-shi"

• It starts by the enforcement of - municipality organization (1889) with an area except old Inamura among Kitakata-cho on April 1 in 1889 (old Inamura becomes the Iwatsuki village).
• I am complicated (1954) with - Matsuyama-mura, Iwatsuki village, Seki Shibamura, 慶徳村, Toyokawa village, Kumakura village, top Sannomiya-mura on March 31 in 1954, and Kitakata-shi starts some other time. The same day Kitakata town abolition.

Traffic

Pike

• Japanese National Railways
  • Banetsu West Line
    • Kitakata Station

Road

• Yonezawa Highway (existing National highway No. 121)

References

• Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 7 Fukushima

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Fukushima

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