Abason (Okayama)

あばそん Abason
Abolition day	February 28, 2005
Abolition reason	Admission merger Kamocho, Abason, Kumecho, Shobokuchou → Tsuyama-shi
The current local government	Tsuyama-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chugoku district, the Sanyo district The Chugoku, Shikoku district
The metropolis and districts	Okayama
County	Tomata-gun
Group cord	33,605-0
Area	42.07km²
Total population	703 people (December 31, 2001)
The adjacent local government	Kamocho, Tomata-gun, Tottori-shi, Tottori, Chizu-cho, Yazu-gun
Tree of village	Cedar
The queen of the village	Magnolia Kobus
Bird of the village	Bush warbler
Abason government office
The location	〒709-3945 1209-4, Abason, Tomata-gun, Okayama
Outside link	Abason（Internet Archive）
Coordinate	35°14'N 13.45 seconds 134°6'E 45.2 seconds / 35.2370694 degrees N 134.112556 degrees E / 35.2370694, a 134.112556 coordinate: 35°14'N 13.45 seconds 134°6'E 45.2 seconds / 35.2370694 degrees N 134.112556 degrees E / 35.2370694, 134.112556
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The village which Abason (あばそん) was located in North Okayama (Tomata-gun), and bordered Tottori. It is admitted into Tsuyama-shi and becomes the Aba, Tsuyama-shi district, and the village office becomes the Tsuyama-shi government office Awa branch now. About the new information, see the clause of the Aba, Tsuyama-shi district.

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Geography

Most of the village level are the forest, and the main industry is agriculture, forestry. The depopulation advanced, and the population was throughout the prefecture minimum.

History

• 5 villages of Class group of - westward advance, Higashishimogumi, Ohata, tail place group, the Osugi group are complicated (1872) in 1872, and it is in former Abason.
• It becomes Abason by - municipality organization enforcement (1889) in 1889.
• It is admitted into Tsuyama-shi (2005) with - Kamocho, Tomata-gun, Kumecho, Kume-gun, Shobokuchou, Katsuta-gun on February 28 in 2005.

Education

• Awa village Awa elementary school (existing Tsuyama City Awa elementary school)

There was not the junior high school, and the junior high student went to school in 加茂町阿波村組合立加茂中学校 (existing Tsuyama City Kamo Junior High School) which existed in neighboring Kamocho in a village.

Traffic

There was not the pike in a village, and the public transport was only a route bus.

Road

• Prefectural road - all via the town have non-opening to traffic section at the prefectural border.
  • Okayama prefectural road 117 号鱒返余戸線
  • Okayama prefectural road 118 Mochigase, Kamo Line
  • Tottori prefectural road 303 Odaka exit Hata Line (there is the starting point on the Okayama side, but the Okayama side is non-service alone by a route Tottori prefectural road in the Okayama prefectural road non-authorization ^[1])

Route bus

• Bus managed by Abason

Famous place, historic site, tourist attraction, sacred rites, special event

• Cloth waterfall

Footnote

1. ^ "complaints box in the Edo era December proposal opinion." About the authorization of the way. Okayama (December, 2003). June 20, 2013 reading. "The Tottori prefectural road Odaka exit Hata Line is not clear in detail, but Okayama is the route where there is not a plan to authorize only by Tottori having authorized it in 1976."

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Okayama

Outside link

• Tsuyama area merger meeting

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