Wild boar Takamura

Was; or an irregularity Wild boar Takamura
Abolition day	April 5, 1955
Abolition reason	Admission merger Wild boar Takamura → Nagoya-shi
The current local government	Nagoya-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chubu District, the Tokai district
The metropolis and districts	Aichi
County	Aichi-gun
Group cord	There is no abolition tense degree
Total population	8,519 people (1955)
Wild boar Takamura government office
The location	愛知県愛知郡猪高村上社字丁田
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The village where there was wild boar Takamura (I put on) in Aichi-gun, Aichi. Inokoishi-mura and a high company village merged in May, 1906 and became wild boar Takamura. The name of a village is the synthetic place name which I took by Inokoishi-mura and one character of the high company village. There were many reservoirs, and, as for the industry, sericulture and the cultivation of the leaf cigarette were carried out mainly on agriculture in those days for a hill country. It was admitted into Chikusa-ku, Nagoya-shi in 1955. Meito-ku and a part [¹] become Chikusa-ku now.

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History

• - Inokoishi-mura, Fujimori village, Inokoishihara-mura merges (1889) in 1889 and becomes Inokoishi-mura. High needle village, one village, Kamiyashiro-mura merges and becomes the high company village.
• - Inokoishi-mura and a high company village merge (1906) on May 10 in 1906 and become wild boar Takamura. The village office borrows Kanonji retired superior priest staying at the main temple of Kamiyashiro.
• - village office is made (1914) in 1914 by 上社字丁田.
• 1947 (1947) - Wild boar high junior high school setting.
• I am admitted into - Chikusa-ku, Nagoya-shi (1955) on April 5 in 1955. The population at the time of the merger is 8,519 people.

Document 　about wild boar Takamura

• There are some wild boar Takamura - versions, but I greatly distribute it, and there are new old の two.
• It was published in commemoration of birth 20 years of memory magazine - Meito-ku of the 20th anniversary of Meito constituency system.
• The detailed description about the Inokoishi now and the bygone days - wild boar Takamura Inokoishi district.
• The description about the Yada River story -1 copy wild boar Takamura Inokoishihara district.
• The detailed description about the incense Nagarekawa story - wild boar Takamura incense Nagarekawa basin.
• A description about the western part of Chikusa village story - wild boar Takamura Inokoishi district.
• A detailed description about the whole wild boar Takamura story - wild boar Takamura.

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Aichi

Footnote

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1. The shrine root school district at the time of ^ remains behind for local hope in Chikusa-ku.

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