Iwamurada-cho

いわむらだまち [1] Iwamurada-cho
Abolition day	1954December 10
Abolition reason	New merger Iwamurada-cho,Flat root village、Takase-mura、Lieutenant colonel metropolis village → Sengencho
The current local government	Saku-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chubu District, the Koshinnetsu district Koshin static district
The metropolis and districts	Nagano
County	Kitasaku-gun
Total population	10,115 people (national census, 1950)
The adjacent local government	Komoro-shi Kitasaku-gun flat root village, lieutenant colonel metropolis village, Mitsui village Minamisaku-gunNakagome town、Hiraga village
Iwamurada-cho government office
The location	Iwamurada-cho, Kitasaku-gun, Nagano
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The town where Iwamurada-cho (いわむらだまち ^[2]) was ever in Kitasaku-gun, Nagano. It developed as post town (Iwamura Tajuku) of Osamu Nakayama, Jinnyacho (Iwamurada encampment) of the Iwamurada feudal clan in the Edo era. I become extinct by a great merger of the Showa. It proves right around northern center of current Saku-shi, Hokuriku Shinkansen, Sakudaira Station.

Table of contents

Geography

• River ： Yukawa

History

 

Kitasaku-gun (at the time of the municipality organization enforcement)
1.2, Iwamurada-cho.Komoro-cho 3.East Nagakura village 4.West Nagakura village 5.Five villages to congratulate 6.Flat root village 7.Mitsui village 8.Shiga-mura 9.Takase-mura 10.Lieutenant colonel metropolis village 11.Nakatsu-mura 12.Three Okamura 13.Minamioi-mura 14.Miyota-mura 15.Onuma village 16.Kitaoi-mura 17.Great Satomura 18.Riverside village 19.Goro soldier of the Imperial Guard Nitta village 20.South Mimaki-mura 21.Fuse-mura 22.Kasugamura 23.Kyowa village 24.Honmoku-mura 25.Ashida village 26.Wide bird village 27.Three Tsuwa-mura 28.North Mimaki-mura

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Current jurisdiction
Purple: Saku-shi red: Komoro-shi peach: Tomi-shi bitter orange: Karuizawa-machi yellow: Miyota-machi green: Tateshina-machi

• It is started (1889) with an area of Iwamurada-cho, Nagatoro-mura, Sarukubo-mura on April 1 in 1889 by the enforcement of - municipality organization.
• It merges with - flat root village, Takase-mura, lieutenant colonel capital village (1954) on December 10 in 1954, and Sengencho starts. The same day Iwamurada-cho abolition.

Traffic

Pike

• Japanese National Railways
  • Komi Line
    • Iwamurada Station - Nakasato Station

Sakudaira Station of Hokuriku Shinkansen, Komi Line is located now between both stations mentioned above, but those days are non-opening of business.

Road

• National highway No. 141
• Osamu Nakayama

Saku interchange of Joshinetsu Expressway is located in the old town area now, but those days are non-opening to traffic.

Footnote

1. All ^ "place name and etymology native district publishing company September 10, 1988 publication 83 of 239 pages 85 pages of the Saku district"
2. Than a ^ "1950 national census" statistical table. A reading of the Iwamurada feudal clan is "it is Iwamura", too.

References

• Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 20 Nagano

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Nagano
• Iwamurada feudal clan
• Iwamura Tajuku

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