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Imazu

dissolved municipality in Takashima district, Shiga prefecture, Japan

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dissolved municipality of Japan

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inception

1 April 1889^Gregorian

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1 January 1955

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official name

今津村 (Japanese)

start time

1 April 1889^Gregorian

end time

26 December 1906^Gregorian

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今津町 (Japanese)

start time

26 December 1906^Gregorian

end time

1 January 2005

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name in kana

いまづちょう

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country

Japan

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located in the administrative territorial entity

Takashima district

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located in the present-day administrative territorial entity

Takashima

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associated electoral district

Shiga 1st district

start time

1994

end time

1 January 2005

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coordinate location

35°24'26.1"N, 136°1'42.9"E

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reference URL

https://geoshape.ex.nii.ac.jp/city/resource/25522A1968.html

replaced by

Takashima

point in time

1 January 2005

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replaces

Kawakami

point in time

1 January 1955

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Mitani

point in time

1 January 1955

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dissolved, abolished or demolished date

1 January 2005

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Geographical Name Dictionary of the Historical Administrative Districts Dataset Beta

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