Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485
road in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
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Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485
Summary
Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485 is a road[1].
Key Facts
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485 is located in Ayabe[2].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485 is in the country of Japan[3].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's transport network is recorded as Kyoto prefectural roads[4].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's instance of is recorded as road[5].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's maintained by is recorded as Kyoto Prefecture[6].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's owned by is recorded as Kyoto Prefecture[7].
- Umezako Station is named after Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485[8].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's terminus is recorded as Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 9[9].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's terminus is recorded as Umezako Station[10].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's terminus location is recorded as Ayabe[11].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's road number is recorded as 485[12].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/122z2rpn[13].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's connects with is recorded as Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 490[14].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's connects with is recorded as Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 494[15].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's connects with is recorded as Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 484[16].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's connects with is recorded as Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 486[17].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's connects with is recorded as Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 74[18].
- Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's connects with is recorded as Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 9[19].
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Geography
Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485 is in the country of Japan[3]. It is located in Ayabe[2].
Designation and Status
Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's instance of is recorded as road[5].
History and Context
Kyoto Prefectural Road Route 485's owned by is recorded as Kyoto Prefecture[7]. Umezako Station is named after it[8].