Uwa Shimacho

うわじまちょう Uwa Shimacho
Abolition day	August 1, 1921
Abolition reason	New merger Uwa Shimacho, Yawata village → Uwajima-shi
The current local government	Uwajima-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Shikoku district The Chugoku, Shikoku district
The metropolis and districts	Ehime
County	Kitauwa-gun
Total population	21,923 people (temporary national census, 1920)
The adjacent local government	Ehime Kitauwa-gun Yawata village, Asahimura, Meiji-Mura, Kiyomitsu village, the next village Kochi Kozu, Hata Omura
Uwajima town office
The location	Kitauwa-gun, Ehime Uwa Shimacho larger section of a village Hirokoji
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The town where Uwa Shimacho (うわじまちょう) was in Kitauwa-gun, Ehime. I am the center of current Uwajima-shi.

Table of contents

Geography

• The ocean: Gulf of Uwajima
• The mountains: High Gassan, three stakes
• A river: Sukagawa, dragon Nogawa, Kanda River, next Murakawa

History

The details refer to "the Uwajima-shi # history"

• Uwa Shimacho starts by the enforcement of - municipality organization (1889) with 34 following areas on December 15 in 1889.

• Uwajima Ryuge mass main street
• Uwajima Ichinomiya downtown area
• Uwajima saw town
• Daikumachi, Uwajima
• Atagocho, Uwajima
• Sasamachi, Uwajima
• Oishicho, Uwajima
• Kakocho, Uwajima
• Authority of Kamabaru, Uwajima
• Uwajima Nakamachi
• Authority of Uwajima University Enoki
• Authority of Uwajima pursuer

• Uwajima Marunouchi
• Authority of Uwajima bank of a moat
• Authority of Hirokoji, Uwajima
• Sakuracho, Uwajima
• Tomisawacho, Uwajima
• Okachimachi, Uwajima
• Saekicho, Uwajima
• Authority of Yagenbori, Uwajima
• Motoyuigi, Uwajima
• Authority of Jindengawara, Uwajima
• Honcho, Uwajima

• Uramachi, Uwajima
• Taruyacho, Uwajima
• 宇和島堅新町
• Kitamachi, Uwajima
• House of Uwajima dragon light main street
• Mukaishinmachi, Uwajima
• Ebisucho, Uwajima
• Funadaikucho, Uwajima
• Authority of Suka, Uwajima
• Uwajima side Shinmachi
• Fukuromachi, Uwajima

• I incorporate - Maruo-mura (1917) on May 1 in 1917.
• It merges with - Yawata village (1921) on August 1 in 1921, and Uwajima-shi starts. The same day Uwa Shimacho abolition.

Traffic

Pike

• Uwajima railroad
  • Uwajima rail line (existing: Yosan Line)
    • Uwajima Station

References

• "Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 38 Ehime"

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Ehime

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