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2016년 11월 22일 화요일

Hiroshima region meteorological observatory

Hiroshima region meteorological observatory

Hiroshima region meteorological observatory
Hiroshima National Government Building No.4.JPG
Hiroshima region meteorological observatory (Hiroshima combination Government building Building No. 4)
Classification Local Meteorological Observatory
Local forecast center government agency
Jurisdiction Hiroshima
（Tottori、Shimane、Okayama）
The location 6-30, Kamihacchobori, Naka-ku, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshima
Link Official site

The Hiroshima region meteorological observatory (whether Hiro Island Chiho is isolated, and you carry it) is Local Meteorological Observatory in Naka-ku, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshima. It is the jurisdiction of the Osaka district meteorological observatory and is forecast center government agency unifying the Chugoku districts except Yamaguchi.

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Summary

I perform the weather of Hiroshima above the ground, the observation of the biological season, the seismic intensity observation of the earthquake and announce a weather forecast, weather warning, a warning, information, earthquake information, the Earthquake Early Warning, an eruption warning, the eruption forecast in a weather forecast, a week and perform the monitoring of the weather condition of the Chugoku district except Yamaguchi as the district forecast center.

In addition, Shimonoseki Local Meteorological Observatory having jurisdiction over Yamaguchi of the same Chugoku district belongs to the local forecast ward of Fukuoka not Hiroshima, and the district meteorological observatory is Fukuoka not Osaka, too.

History

 
Hiroshima Government building of the Meiji period. The first meteorological observatory establishment place.
 
An old meteorological observatory of 江波. 現江波山気象館.
  • The Hiroshima meteorological observatory foundation (1879) - Hiroshima Prefectural for 1,879 years on January 1.
  • I am renamed to - Hiroshima Prefectural Hiroshima first prize meteorological observatory (1888) on July 1 in 1888.
  • A move [1] (1892) new 1892 in December in - 広島市国泰寺村 (existing Chidacho, Naka-ku).
    • The concrete place is unidentified.
  • I am renamed to - Hiroshima Prefectural Hiroshima meteorological observatory (1919) on May 15 in 1919.
  • A move (1935) new 1935 on January 1 in - 広島市江波町 (existing Ebaminami, Naka-ku).
  • It becomes - government management transfer, the Central Meteorological Observatory Hiroshima meteorological observatory (1939) on November 1 in 1939.
  • I am renamed to - Hiroshima region meteorological observatory (1943) on November 15 in 1943.
  • I am renamed to - Hiroshima district meteorological observatory (1945) on August 11 in 1945. I add a meteorological observatory.
  • I abolish - Hiroshima district meteorological observatory meteorological observatory (1949) on June 1 in 1949.
  • I am renamed to - Hiroshima region meteorological observatory (1949) on November 1 in 1949.
  • I move to Kamihacchobori, Naka-ku of - present location (1987) on December 22 in 1987.

Weather forecast division

Location

Means of transportation

  • Hiroshima Electric Railway streetcar stop "Tachimachi" getting off, about 10-minute walk.

Local forecast ward jurisdiction meteorological observatory

Tottori region meteorological observatory

Tottori region meteorological observatory
Classification Local Meteorological Observatory
Jurisdiction Tottori
The location 109, Yoshikata, Tottori-shi, Tottori
Link Official site

The Tottori region meteorological observatory (whether you take it, and Chiho is isolated, and you carry it) is Local Meteorological Observatory in Tottori-shi, Tottori. It is the jurisdiction of the Osaka district meteorological observatory.

History

Weather forecast division

East Tottori

The western part in Tottori

Matsue Local Meteorological Observatory

Matsue Local Meteorological Observatory
Classification Local Meteorological Observatory
Jurisdiction Shimane
The location 7-1-11, Nishitsuda, Matsue-shi, Shimane
Link Official site

Matsue Local Meteorological Observatory (whether Matsue Chiho is isolated, and you carry it) is Local Meteorological Observatory in Matsue-shi, Shimane. It is the jurisdiction of the Osaka district meteorological observatory.

History

  • I install it (1939) as - Osaka district meteorological observatory Matsue meteorological observatory on November 1 in 1939.
  • I change a name of it to - Matsue Local Meteorological Observatory (1957) on September 1 in 1957.
  • I move to the new Government building of - existing location (1979) on November 1 in 1979.

Weather forecast division

East Shimane

West Shimane

Oki

Okayama region meteorological observatory

Okayama region meteorological observatory
 
Classification Local Meteorological Observatory
Jurisdiction Okayama
The location 1-36, Kuwadacho, Kita-ku, Okayama-shi, Okayama
Okayama region combination Government building
Link Official site

The Okayama region meteorological observatory (whether Kayama Chiho is isolated, and you carry it) is Local Meteorological Observatory in Kita-ku, Okayama-shi, Okayama. It is the jurisdiction of the Osaka district meteorological observatory.

History

  • I establish it (1890) as an Okayama Prefectural meteorological observatory in the old Okayama-jo Castle within the castle of - Uchisange, Okayama-shi on November 15 in 1890.
  • I move to - 58, Uchisange, Okayama-shi (1896) on June 1 in 1896.
  • It becomes - government management transfer (1938) on October 1 in 1938 and is renamed to Okayama meteorological observatory.
  • I move to - Tsushimakuwanokicho, Okayama-shi (1949) on April 16 in 1949.
  • I am renamed to - Okayama region meteorological observatory (1957) on September 1 in 1957.
  • I move to the present location on - 1-36, Kuwadacho, Okayama-shi Okayama region combination Government building the fifth floor (1982) on October 1 in 1982.

Weather forecast division

South Okayama

North Okayama

Footnote

[Help]
  1. ^ a b Tadashi Yoshida Jiro "Hiroshima guide" Makoto Tomota truth temple, 1913. August 5, 2014 reading.

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2017년 5월 15일 월요일

嶺北

嶺北

Vagueness evasion Please see "嶺北" (vagueness evasion) about other uses of "嶺北".
Data of 嶺北
Country Japanese flag Japan
District The Chubu District, the Hokuriku district
Area 3,090.38 km²
Population by estimate 640,925 people
(the every prefecture ratio: 82.3%)
(April 1, 2017)
The local government of 嶺北
1. Fukui-shi / 2. Ono-shi / 3. Katsuyama-shi / 4. Sabae-shi / 5. Awara-shi / 6. Echizen-shi / 7. Sakai-shi / 8. Eiheiji-cho / 9. Ikeda-cho / 10. Minami-Echizen-cho / 11. Echizen-cho

In 嶺北 (れいほく), it is called tree ノ bud mountain pass and to the north of Fukui. Because I am almost equivalent to the Echizen country of the ancient ordinance country, I may be called the Echizen district (えちぜんちほう).

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Summary

From the Echizen country area which is an ancient ordinance country, I am equivalent to the area except Tsuruga-shi (former Tsuruga county).

The border with 嶺南 is a ridgeline of the Yamanaka Pass, tree ノ bud mountain pass, Tochinoki Pass. I am used by weather forecasts for the local name routinely.

The name comes from that I have begun to call the north side with "木嶺以北" (もくれいいほく) from the tree ノ bud Pass which is a difficult place of Hokuriku Expressway (Hokkoku Highway) (木嶺) in about 1881 when current Fukui was established.

Geography

History

I refer to "Echizen country"

Local government

嶺北 consists of four seven following 4 counties.


In addition, I may subdivide 嶺北 as follows.

  • Fukui - Fukui-shi
  • Sakai - Sakai-shi, Awara-shi
  • Okuetsu - Ono-shi, Katsuyama-shi
  • Minagoshi - Echizen-shi, Sabae-shi, Echizen-cho, Ikeda-cho, Minami-Echizen-cho
    • I am called Tannan. The origin from "丹" straight county and the "south" article county.

Urban area

Fukui urban area
—  The city employment zone  —
 
 
 
Fukui urban area
A coordinate: 36°4'N 136°13'E / 36.067 degrees N 136.217 degrees E / 36.067, 136.217
The metropolis and districts  Fukui
metropolis  Fukui-shi
Area (2011)[1]
 - 計 3,090.43km2 (1,193.2mi2)
Population (2010)[2]
 - 計 660,910 people
The level total production (2010)[1]
 - Name 2,515,700 million yen

There is Fukui urban area in 嶺北 as an urban area with the center, and the level total production is approximately 2,515,700 million yen [1].

The city employment zone is comprised of the standard of the national census in 7 cities and 4 towns as metropolis in Fukui-shi in 2010, and the population in 2015 is 646,813 [3]. Refer to an urban area for the definition of the general urban area.

Change of the city employment zone (10% commutable area)

  • The local government which does not constitute the city employment zone shows it in gray and "-" with a column of each statistics year.
The local government
('80)
 1980 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 The local government
It is) as of (
Izumi-mura - - - - - Fukui urban area
660,910 people
 Ono-shi
Ono-shi Ono urban area
41,901 people
 Ono urban area
40,991 people
 Ono urban area
40,245 people
 Fukui urban area
560,601 people
 Fukui urban area
671,689 people
Katsuyama-shi Katsuyama urban area
30,852 people
 Fukui urban area
505,948 people
 Fukui urban area
513,527 people
 Katsuyama-shi
Fukui-shi Fukui urban area
454,495 people
 Fukui-shi
Shimizu-cho
Koshinomura
Miyama-cho
Sabae-shi Sabae-shi
Kanazu-cho Awara-shi
Ashiharacho
Three towns Sakai-shi
Sakaicho
Haruecho
Maruoka-cho
Matsuokacho Eiheiji-cho
Eiheiji-cho
Upper Shihi-mura
Asahi-machi Echizen-cho
Odamachi - Takefu urban area
119,560 people
Echizen-cho - Takefu urban area
114,029 people
 Takefu urban area
114,823 people
Miyazakimura Takefu urban area
99,810 people
Takefu-shi Echizen-shi
Now Tachimachi
Nanjomachi Minami-Echizen-cho
Imajo-cho
Konomura
Ikeda-cho - Ikeda-cho

Traffic

TV station

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Footnote

  1. ^ a b c Yoshitsugu Kanemoto. "2010 big city employment zone statistics data". Tokyo University space information science research center. November 12, 2016 reading.
  2. ^ "2014 general research (research about the future trend analysis of the regional economy)". Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. November 6, 2016 reading.
  3. ^ "2015 state of the nation findings." Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Statistics Bureau. November 6, 2016 reading.

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2016년 8월 16일 화요일

List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Fukui

List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Fukui

A list of abolition cities, towns and villages of Fukui (it blows) is a list of cities, towns and villages which I abolished because I am unified by merger of cities, towns and villages and other local governments after municipal organization, the municipality organization enforcement (April 1, 1889) in Fukui. The change of the simple name does not intend.

  • The case which municipalities enforce "town organization "・" municipal organization", and becomes a town, the city
    • The local government which did not change the notation name except "cities, towns and villages" is not included in a list. (e.g.,: Matsuoka village → Matsuokacho)
    • When I change a name when it enforced town organization, municipal organization, it is not included in a list either. (e.g.,: Shihi-mura → Eiheijicho)
  • When cities, towns and villages change a name of it, it is not included in a list. (e.g.,: Awatabecho → Imadate town)
  • When position county is changed, it is not included in a list.
  • Case of the cities, towns and villages which I abolished by merger of cities, towns and villages
    • Because the continuation cities, towns and villages when I am admitted and merged do not deal with the abolition, it is not included in a list.
    • The cities, towns and villages which I abolished when I am admitted and merged are included in a list.
    • The cities, towns and villages which I abolished when I found it and merged are included in a list.
    • The cities, towns and villages where a name when I found it and merged remained are included in a list. (e.g.,: former Eiheijicho → newly Eiheijicho)
  • The division and the case which was separated
    • The cities, towns and villages which I abolished by the division are included in a list.
    • The cities, towns and villages which continued by separation are not included in a list. (Itoshiro-mura, e.g., separates it from the lower dark horse village, and the lower dark horse village retains it)
Year The number of cities The number of towns The number of villages The number of the cities, towns and villages
1888 0 248 1,733 1,990
1889 1 9 168 178
October, 1953 4 18 128 150
September, 1956 7 18 24 49
July, 1999 7 22 6 35
March 20, 2006 9 8 0 17

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1900 through 1909

1910 through 1929

There are no abolition cities, towns and villages in these 20 years

1930 through 1939

1940 through 1949

1950 through 1959

1960 through 1969

1970 through 1979

1980 through 1999

There are no abolition cities, towns and villages in these 20 years in the prefecture

2000 -

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