Mizuma-cho

みづままち Mizuma-cho
Abolition day	February 5, 2005
Abolition reason	Admission merger Mizuma-cho,Tanushimaru-cho、Kitano-cho、Jojimamachi → Kurume-shi
The current local government	Kurume-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kyushu district
The metropolis and districts	Fukuoka
County	Mizuma-gun
Group cord	40,523-0
Area	16.10km²
Total population	15,687 people (population, February 1, 2005 by estimate)
The adjacent local government	Kurume-shi, Chikugo-shi, Oki-machi, Mizuma-gun, Jojimamachi, Mitsune-cho, Miyaki-gun, Saga
Tree of town	Pine
The queen of the town	Azalea, cosmos
Bird of the town	Little grebe
Mizuma town office
The location	〒830-0192 1 of Mizuma-gun, Fukuoka Mizuma-cho 2779, ooaza-Tamamitsu
Outside link	Kurume-shi
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Kurume-shi Mizuma synthesis branch (former Mizuma town office)

Mizuma-cho (みづままち) is the town which belonged to Mizuma-gun, Fukuoka. The commuting rate to Kurume-shi 26.2% (2000 national census). It was admitted into Kurume-shi with Jojimamachi, Mizuma-gun, Kitano-cho, Mii-gun, Tanushimarumachi, Ukiha-gun of the neighborhood and, on February 5, 2005, became the Kurume-shi Mizuma-cho.

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Geography

Yamanoi River flows through the northwest of the town to the south side (boundary line with Oki-machi) of the town an old flow of the Chikugo River. Most of the towns are alluvial plains of the Chikugo River, and a rice field spreads out on the plains.

Agriculture is a central town, but in late years a bedroom town is becoming it. The member of the Kurume-shi assembly is arrested on the suspicion of bribery over the residential land conversion of the farmland (2013) in November in 2013 [¹].

History

• 2 following villages are formed with - municipality organization enforcement in Mizuma-gun on April 1, 1889.
  • Mizuma village ← high Mizuma village, field Kawamura, Hayatsuzaki-mura, Kusaba village, original Tamura
  • Inuzuka-mura ← Tamamitsu-mura, straight Iwamura, Fukumitsu village, one order Hara-mura, Kiyomatsu-mura
• - Mizuma village and Inuzuka-mura enforce town organization at a merger (new merger), the same time on July 20, 1955 and become the Mizuma-cho.
• Higashihoncho, Nishihoncho, Tanaka, Otsubo are admitted under a character free-for-all, Tomiyasu, 清導寺, a peak on November 1, 1957 by - Chikugo-shi larger section of a village Nishimuta.
• February 28, 1989 - Chikugo-shi and a change of the boundary line.
• September 13, 1994 - Kurume-shi and a change of the boundary line.
• February 14, 2003 - Chikugo-shi and Oki-machi, Mizuma-gun and a change of the boundary line.
• It was admitted into Kurume-shi with - Tanushimarumachi, Ukiha-gun, Kitano-cho, Mii-gun, Jojimamachi, Mizuma-gun on February 5, 2005, and the Mizuma-cho became the Kurume-shi Mizuma-cho.

Traffic

Railroad

• Nishi-Nippon Railroad
  • Nishitetsu Tenjin Omuta Line - Mizuma Station - Inuzuka Station -
• Kyushu Railway Co. (Kyushu Railway Company)
  • Kagoshima Main Line Araki Station (Kurume-shi) - Nishi-Muta Station (Chikugo-shi) is near.

In addition, Okawa orbit (Nishitetsu Okawa Line) inaugurated in (1912) in 1912 ran, and there was 3 Station of "Kusaba" "Tsukasaki" "Hayatsuzaki". I stopped in (1951) in 1951 and became the abolished line formally in (1966) in 1966. The former track trace between the castle Shimashin Station - Hayatsuzaki station becomes the promenade, and the design that imaged a track is put now.

Road

• Expressway
  • Kyushu Expressway Hirokawa IC in neighboring Hirokawa-machi is the nearest.

Famous place, historic site, sightseeing

• Mizuma-cho business and industry society "sightseeing information"
• Takeshi Hara mansion trace

Native place celebrity

• Hiroyuki Uchida（Jockey・JRAPosition)

Source

1. ^ current events dot-com: It is the hundreds of thousands of yen - Fukuoka Prefectural Police by member of a city council arrest = farmland conversion for the bribery charge

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Fukuoka

Outside link

• Former Mizuma-cho formula homepage

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