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Map of Inukami District in Shiga Prefecture
Inukami (犬上郡, Inukami-gun) is a district located in Shiga Prefecture, Japan.
As of 2020, the district has an estimated population of 20,768 and a density of 132.1 persons per km2. The total area is 157.2 km2.[1]
Towns
Transition
Map of Inukami District with Meiji period (1890) area in yellow, modern area in green.
Light blue autonomies are Inukami District's town, deep blue autonomies are Inukami District's village, and gray autonomies are others.
| April 1, 1889
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1889 - 1926
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1927 - 1944
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1945–1954
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1955–1989
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1990 -
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Now
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| Hikone (彦根)
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Hikone
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February 11, 1937
Hikone City
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Hikone
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Hikone
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Hikone
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Hikone
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| Kita-aoyagi (北青柳)
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Kita-aoyagi
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May 6, 1891
separation
Matsubara (松原)
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| Aonami (青波)
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Aonami
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| Fukumitsu (福満)
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Fukumitsu
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| Chimoto (千本)
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Chimoto
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| Isoda (磯田)
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Isoda
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June 10, 1942
incorporation into Hikone
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| Minami-aoyagi (南青柳)
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Minami-aoyagi
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| Hinatsu (日夏)
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Hinatsu
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Hinatsu
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April 1, 1950
incorporation into Hikone
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| Kawase (川瀬)
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August 16, 1890
rename
Kawase (河瀬)
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Kawase
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Kawase
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September 30, 1956
incorporation into Hikone
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| Yasumizu (安水)
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June 25, 1892
rename
Kameyama (亀山)
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Kameyama
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Kameyama
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| Takamiya (高宮)
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September 10, 1912
Takamiya
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Takamiya
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Takamiya
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April 3, 1957
incorporation into Hikone
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| Taga (多賀)
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Taga
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November 3, 1941
Taga
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Taga
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April 1, 1955
Taga
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Taga
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Taga
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| Kyūtoku (久徳)
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Kyūtoku
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| Seritani (芹谷)
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Seritani
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| Ōtaki (大滝)
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Ōtaki
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Ōtaki
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Ōtaki
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| Wakigahata (脇ヶ畑)
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Wakigahata
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Wakigahata
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Wakigahata
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| Higashi-kōra (東甲良)
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Higashi-kōra
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Higashi-kōra
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Higashi-kōra
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April 1, 1955
Kōra (甲良)
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Kōra
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Kōra
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| Nishi-kōra (西甲良)
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Nishi-kōra
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Nishi-kōra
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Nishi-kōra
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| Toyosato (豊郷)
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Toyosato
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Toyosato
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Toyosato
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September 30, 1956
Toyosato
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February 11, 1971
Toyosato
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Toyosato
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Toyosato
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Echi D
Hie (日枝) Village
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Echi D, Hie
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Echi D, Hie
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Echi D, Hie V
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35°12′14″N 136°20′02″E / 35.204°N 136.334°E / 35.204; 136.334
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