Kotozuka Station

Kotozuka Station
モ 800 form, this side where are parked in Kotozuka Station are National highway No. 156
ことづか KOTOZUKA
◄Noishiki (0.7km) (1.0km) Hinobashi►
The location	1, Kotozuka, Gifu-shi, Gifu 35°25'11" N 136°48'45" E / 35.419586 degrees N 136.812363 degrees E / 35.419586, 136.812363
Position company	Nagoya Railroad
Position route	Minomachi Line
Distance in kilometers	4.8km (the Tetsumeicho starting point)
Station structure	Station above the ground
Home	One 1 line
The opening of business date	It is February 11 (1911) for 1,911 years
The abolition date	It is April 1 (2005) for 2,005 years
Remarks	Unmanned station
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The Nagoya Railroad Minomachi Line station that Kotozuka Station (ことづかえき) was at 1, Kotozuka, Gifu-shi, Gifu.

There is the thing that kana notation becomes "ことずか" depending on documents, but I follow 駅名標 as of March 21, 2005 here and say with "ことづか".

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History

Minomachi Line was inaugurated as a route of the Mino Electric orbit in (1911) in 1911; exist more at first. It was abolished with Minomachi Line (2005) on April 1 in 2005.

• I practice medicine with the opening to traffic between the existence intellect station (のちの Mino Station) in Kanda-cho Station (のちの Yanagi, Gifu ヶ shallows Station) - of the - Mino Electric orbit (1911) on February 11 in 1911 [¹].
• - Mino Electric orbit merges with Nagoya Railroad (the first generation renames it to excellent Funato railroad by the end of the same year and renames it to Nagoya Railroad again from 1935) (1930) on August 20 in 1930. It becomes the Minomachi Line station of the company [¹].
• 2005 (2005) with the abolition of April 1 - Minomachi Line a deserted station [²].

Station structure

In an unmanned station, a platform is a simple system one 1 line. Originally it was the station which there was in a village, but the equivalence plane which separated it from the sidewalk and the home of the national highway with a fence was because a house moved out of the south side by widening construction of National highway No. 156 that ran side by side. Minomachi Line greatly curves to the left side towards the Hinobashi Station area from our station and takes the course to the north [³].

In addition, according to the photograph, the neighborhood road maintenance is not maintained now in April, 2017 either, and a station home sign remains.

 

Home trace (April 4, 2017 photography)

Around station

• Kotozuka old burial mound
• National highway No. 156
• Gifu bus, Kotozuka bus stop

The next station

Nagoya Railroad

Minomachi Line

Noishiki Station - Kotozuka Station - Hinobashi Station

Footnote

[Help]

1. For ^ ^{a b} "85 native district publishing company of willie train Gifu-shi extension and the Minomachi, Ibi, Tanigumi Line of Gifu", 1,997 years, it is 219-230 pages. ISBN 4-87670-097-4。
2. For 7 ^ Keisuke Imao (the supervision) "Japan rail travel atlas" Tokai, Shinchosha, 2,008 years, it is 51-52 pages. ISBN 978-4-10-790025-8。
3. For northern part of ^ Ryozo Kawashima "national railroad circumstances size study" Nagoya, Gifu edition 1, 草思社, 1,997 years, it is 181 pages. ISBN 4-7942-0796-4。

Allied item

• List of railroad stations of Japan

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