Chiisagata District, Nagano

Chiisagata -gun (Japanese小 県 郡) is a county ( gun) in Nagano Prefecture on the main Japanese island of Honshu. It has an area of 241.04 km ² and 11,544 inhabitants (as of 1 February 2010). Thus, it has a population density of 47.9 inhabitants. / Km ². Currently, he owns the town ( machi ) Nagawa and with the village ( mura ) Aoki at only two municipalities.

History

Chiisagata -gun was established as a modern administrative unit on January 14, 1879 the establishment of a county government ( gun'yakusho ). The administrative headquarters was located in Ueda. On April 1, 1889 " Local System" ( chōsonsei ) was established. After that belonged Chiisagata -gun three cities and 32 villages. On 30 October 1912, the village became a town Maruko, which Chiisagata -gun now four cities and 31 villages belonged.

On May 1, 1919 Ueda was a major city ( shi ) and thus no longer belonged to Chiisagata -gun. Until the 50s, the number of municipalities in Chiisata -gun did not decrease significantly. 1950 belonged to him in three cities and 29 villages. Only with the wave of municipal mergers mid-50s (Showa daigappei ), the number of municipalities belonging to Chiisagata -gun, greatly reduced, so that only included five cities and four villages to Chiisagata -gun in 1960. In the 70 years, the number decreased to four cities and three villages.

Newer development

With the current wave of municipal mergers ( heisei daigappei ), the number of municipalities belonging decreased from 2004 ( founding of the city Tomi ) by 2006 to its present number.

Independent cities ( shi): Azumino | Chikuma | Chino | Iida | Iiyama | Ina | Komagane | Komoro | Matsumoto | Nagano ( administrative seat ) | Nakano | Okaya | Ōmachi | Saku | Shiojiri | Chino | Suzaka | Tomi | Ueda

Chiisagata -gun Aoki | Nagawa | Hanishina -gun Sakaki | Higashichikuma -gun Asahi | Chikuhoku | Ikusaka | Omi | Yamagata | kamiina -gun Iijima | Minamiminowa | Minowa | Miyada | Nakagawa | Tatsuno | Shinano -gun Iizuna | Ogawa | Shinano | Kamitakai -gun Obuse | Takayama | Kiso -gun Agematsu | Kiso -mura | Kiso- machi | Nagiso | Okuwa | Otaki | Hakuba -gun Hakuba | Ikeda | Matsukawa | Otari | Kitasaku -gun Karuizawa | Miyota | Tateshina | Minamisaku -gun Kawakami | Kitaaiki | Koumi | Minamiaiki | Minamimaki | Shimoina -gun Achi | Anan | Hiraya | Matsukawa | Neba | Oshika | Shimojo | Takagi | Takamori | Tenryu | Toyooka | Urugi | Yasuoka | Shimominochi - gun Sakae | Yamanouchi-machi: Kijimadaira | Nozawa Onsen | Yamanouchi | Suwa -gun Fujimi | Hara | Shimosuwa

  • Nagano Prefecture
  • District in Japan
List of towns in Japan Nagawa (Nagano) List of villages in Japan Aoki (Nagano) Ueda, Nagano Cities of Japan Azumino, Nagano Chikuma (Nagano) Chino (Nagano) Iida, Nagano Iiyama (Nagano) Ina (Nagano) Komagane, Nagano Komoro, Nagano Matsumoto, Nagano Nagano, Nagano Nakano (Nagano) Okaya, Nagano Saku (Nagano) Shiojiri, Nagano Suwa (Nagano) Suzaka, Nagano Hanishina District, Nagano Sakaki (Nagano) Higashichikuma District, Nagano Asahi, Nagano Chikuhoku (Nagano) Ikusaka (Nagano) Omi (Nagano) Yamagata (Nagano) Iijima (Nagano) Minowa (Nagano) Miyada (Nagano) Nakagawa (Nagano) Tatsuno (Nagano) Kamiminochi District, Nagano Iizuna (Nagano) Ogawa (Nagano) Shinano (Nagano) Kamitakai District, Nagano Obuse (Nagano) Takayama (Nagano) Kiso District, Nagano Agematsu (Nagano) Kiso, Nagano (village) Kiso, Nagano (town) Nagiso (Nagano) Kitaazumi District, Nagano Kitasaku District, Nagano Minamisaku District, Nagano Shimoina District, Nagano Matsukawa, Nagano (Shimoina)
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