Komagatani village

It is an irregularity in tops Komagatani village
Abolition day	September 30, 1956
Abolition reason	New merger Furuichi-cho, Takawashi-cho, clayish land village, Nishiura-mura, Komagatani village, 丹比村 → South Osaka town
The current local government	Habikino-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kinki district
The metropolis and districts	Osaka
County	Minamikawachi-gun
Area	6.92km².
Total population	3,338 people (national census, 1955)
The adjacent local government	Osaka Tondabayashi-shi Furuichicho, Minamikawachi-gun, Kokubuncho, Nishiura-mura, beach Nagamura Nara Kitakatsuragi-gun Kashiba-cho
Komagatani village office
The location	Minamikawachi-gun, Osaka Komagatani village larger section of a village Komagatani
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The village where the Komagatani village (in tops an irregularity) was in Minamikawachi-gun, Osaka. The eastern part of current Habikino-shi almost hits it around right bank of Ishikawa, Kintetsu South Osaka Line Komagatani Station, Kaminotaishi Station.

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Geography

• The mountains ： Mount Hachibuse, Terayama
• River ： Ishikawa, Asuka River

History

• It starts by the enforcement of - municipality organization (1889) with an area of Furuichi county Komagatani village, Oguro village, Tsuuhoji-mura, pot-shaped well village, Asuka-mura on April 1 in 1889.
• - position county is changed to Minamikawachi-gun (1896) on April 1 in 1896.
• It merges with - Furuichi-cho, Takawashi-cho, clayish land village, Nishiura-mura, 丹比村 (1956) on September 30 in 1956, and South Osaka town starts. The same day Komagatani village abolition.

Traffic

Pike

• Kintetsu
  • South Osaka Line
    • Komagatani Station - Kaminotaishi Station

Road

The Habikino east interchange of the south Hanna road is located in the old village area now, but those days are non-opening to traffic.

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

• Kannon mound old burial mound
• Mount Hachibuse Xifeng old burial mound

References

• Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 27 Osaka

Allied item

• Asuka, Kawachi

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