South body town

なんのうちょう South body town
Abolition day	March 28, 2005
Abolition reason	New merger Kaizucho, Hiratacho, south body town → Kaizu-shi
The current local government	Kaizu-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chubu District, the Tokai district
The metropolis and districts	Gifu
County	Kaizu-gun
Group cord	21,323-3
Area	51.81km²
Total population	17,141 people (population, March 1, 2005 by estimate)
The adjacent local government	Kaizucho, Kaizu-gun, Gifu Yoro-cho, Yoro-gun MieInabe-shi、Kuwana-shi
Tree of town	Zelkova
The queen of the town	Flower of the mandarin orange
South body town office
The location	〒503-0695 Okujo, Nannouchokomano, Kaizu-gun, Gifu enrollment 99-2 For Kaizu-shi south body a Government building (old government office)
Coordinate	35°13'N 16.1 seconds 136°35'E 58.5 seconds
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South body town (なんのうちょう) is the town which was in Kaizu-gun, Gifu. On March 28, 2005, it merged with county Hiratacho, Kaizucho and became Kaizu-shi.

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Geography

Be sandwiched in between Ibigawa in Yoro Range, the east side in the west and spread through the north and south into long pieces. I contact with Mie across the Yoro Range.

• A river: Ibigawa, Tsu shop River
• A mountain: Mount Tado (403m, the mountaintop are in Kuwana-shi, Mie.)

History

History

• Joyamachou, Ishizu-mura, Yoro-gun lower Tado-mura merges (1954) on November 5 in 1954 and starts.
• It merges with Kaizucho, Hiratacho (2005) on March 28 in 2005, and Kaizu-shi starts. The same day south body town abolition.

Administrative

• The mayor: Imperial envoy Fumio Kawahara (from June 1, 2003 to March 28, 2005)

Education

Junior high school

• Shiroyama Junior High School
• South body junior high school
• 養南中学校

Elementary school

• Lower Tado Elementary School
• Shiroyama Elementary School
• Ishizu Elementary School

Traffic

Railroad

• Kintetsu (at the time of before Kaizu-shi start)
  • Yoro Line： Mino-Matsuyama Station - Ishizu Station - Mino-Yamazaki Station - Komano Station - Mino-Tsuya Station

Road

Expressway

• There is no expressway in a town.

General national highway

• National highway No. 258

Main country path

• Gifu prefectural road 1 Gifu south body line
• Gifu prefectural road 8 Tsushimaminami body line
• Gifu prefectural road 25 south body Hokusei Line
• Gifu prefectural road 56 south body Sekigahara Line

General prefectural road

• Gifu prefectural road 126 Yoro Park Niwata line

Roadside station

• Village south body of the roadside station viewing the moon

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Gifu

Outside link

• なんのう, ねっと
• Kaizu-gun three merger meeting

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