Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11
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Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11
Summary
Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11 is a road[1].
Key Facts
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11 is located in Beppu[2].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11 is located in Yufu[3].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11 is located in Kokonoe[4].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11 is located in Taketa[5].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11 is located in Minamioguni[6].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11 is located in Ubuyama[7].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11 is in the country of Japan[8].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's transport network is recorded as principal local road[9].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's transport network is recorded as Oita prefectural roads[10].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's transport network is recorded as Kumamoto prefectural roads[11].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's instance of is recorded as road[12].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's maintained by is recorded as Oita Prefecture[13].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's maintained by is recorded as Kumamoto Prefecture[14].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's owned by is recorded as Kumamoto Prefecture[15].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's owned by is recorded as Oita Prefecture[16].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's Commons category is recorded as Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11[17].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's terminus is recorded as Japan National Route 10[18].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's terminus is recorded as Japan National Route 57[19].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's terminus is recorded as Miyaji Station[20].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's terminus location is recorded as Beppu[21].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's terminus location is recorded as Aso[22].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 33.305527777778, 'longitude': 131.50211111111, 'precision': 2.7777777777778e-05}[23].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 32.937861111111, 'longitude': 131.11744444444, 'precision': 2.7777777777778e-05}[24].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's partially coincident with is recorded as Japan National Route 500[25].
- Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's partially coincident with is recorded as Oita Prefectural Road Route 645[26].
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Geography
Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11 is in the country of Japan[8]. Located in include Beppu[2], a city of Japan[27], in Japan[28], founded in 1889[29]; Yufu[3], a city of Japan[30], in Japan[31], founded in 2005[32]; Kokonoe[4], a town of Japan[33], in Japan[34], founded in 1955[35]; Taketa[5], a city of Japan[36], in Japan[37], founded in 1954[38]; Minamioguni[6], a town of Japan[39], in Japan[40], founded in 1889[41]; and Ubuyama[7], a village of Japan[42], in Japan[43], founded in 1889[44].
Designation and Status
Oita Prefectural Road and Kumamoto Prefectural Road Route 11's instance of is recorded as road[12].
History and Context
Owners include Kumamoto Prefecture[15], a prefecture of Japan[45], in Japan[46] and Oita Prefecture[16], a prefecture of Japan[47], in Japan[48], founded in 1871[49].