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[[Japan]] > [[Shikoku|Shikoku Region]] > [[Ehime Prefecture]] > '''Minamiuwa District''' |
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There is only one [[Shikoku Pilgrimage]] temple in Minamiuwa, and it is [[Kanjizaiji]]. |
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The district include one town. |
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As of [[2003]], the district has an estimated [[population]] of 28,458 and a [[population density|density]] of 118.80 persons per [[square kilometer|km²]]. The total area is 239.54 km². |
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==Towns and villages== |
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== History == |
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* 1878年（明治11年）の[[郡区町村編制法]]により[[宇和郡]]が分割し誕生。（7 villages） |
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* February 11, 1923, the village of Mishō(御荘村) gained town status to become the '''town of Mishō'''(御荘町).(1 town, 6 villages) |
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* February 11, 1923, the village of Jōhen(城辺村) gained town status to become the '''town of Jōhen'''(城辺町).(2 towns, 5 villages) |
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* November 3, 1948, the village of Uchiumi(内海村) broke up and became the '''villages of Uchiumi''', '''Minamiuchiumi'''(南内海村/newly created), and '''Jōhen'''(merged into).(2 towns, 6 villages) |
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* April 1, 1952, the village of Higashisotoumi(東外海村) gained town status to become the '''town of Higashisotoumi'''(東外海町).(3 towns, 5 villages) |
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* September 1, 1952, the village of Midorisōzu(緑僧都村) merged into the '''town of Jōhen'''.(3 towns, 4 villages) |
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* October 1, 1952, the village of Nishisotoumi(西外海村) renamed and gained town status to become the '''town of Nishiumi'''(西海町).(4 towns, 3 villages) |
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* September 21, 1956, the towns of Jōhen and Higashisotoumi merged to form the '''town of Jōhen'''.(3 towns, 3 villages) |
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* September 30, 1956, the village of Minamiuchiumi and the town of Mishō merged to form the '''town of Mishō'''.(3 towns, 2 villages) |
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* January 1, 1962, the village of Ipponmatsu(一本松村) gained town status to become the '''town of Ipponmatsu'''(一本松町).(4 towns, 1 village) |
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The language of this article is Japanese. translate the first line in the history section only [[User:BigBang19|BigBang19]] 16:07, 31 October 2007 (UTC) |
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Revision as of 16:07, 31 October 2007
Japan > Shikoku Region > Ehime Prefecture > Minamiuwa District
Minamiuwa (南宇和郡, Minamiuwa-gun) is a district located in Ehime Prefecture. The estimated population is 28,100 and the total area is 239.54 km².(2004)
The district include one town.
- Ainan(愛南町)
History
- 1878年（明治11年）の郡区町村編制法により宇和郡が分割し誕生。（7 villages）
- February 11, 1923, the village of Mishō(御荘村) gained town status to become the town of Mishō(御荘町).(1 town, 6 villages)
- February 11, 1923, the village of Jōhen(城辺村) gained town status to become the town of Jōhen(城辺町).(2 towns, 5 villages)
- November 3, 1948, the village of Uchiumi(内海村) broke up and became the villages of Uchiumi, Minamiuchiumi(南内海村/newly created), and Jōhen(merged into).(2 towns, 6 villages)
- April 1, 1952, the village of Higashisotoumi(東外海村) gained town status to become the town of Higashisotoumi(東外海町).(3 towns, 5 villages)
- September 1, 1952, the village of Midorisōzu(緑僧都村) merged into the town of Jōhen.(3 towns, 4 villages)
- October 1, 1952, the village of Nishisotoumi(西外海村) renamed and gained town status to become the town of Nishiumi(西海町).(4 towns, 3 villages)
- September 21, 1956, the towns of Jōhen and Higashisotoumi merged to form the town of Jōhen.(3 towns, 3 villages)
- September 30, 1956, the village of Minamiuchiumi and the town of Mishō merged to form the town of Mishō.(3 towns, 2 villages)
- January 1, 1962, the village of Ipponmatsu(一本松村) gained town status to become the town of Ipponmatsu(一本松町).(4 towns, 1 village)
- October 1, 2004, the towns of Mishō, Jōhen, Nishiumi, Ipponmatsu, and the village of Uchiumi merged to become the town of Ainan(愛南町).(1 town)
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The language of this article is Japanese. translate the first line in the history section only BigBang19 16:07, 31 October 2007 (UTC)