Yamashita-chō
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Yamashita-chō
Summary
Yamashita-chō is a chōchō[1].
Key Facts
- Yamashita-chō is located in Kagoshima[2].
- Yamashita-chō is in the country of Japan[3].
- Yamashita-chō's instance of is recorded as chōchō[4].
- Yamashita-chō's shares border with is recorded as Nagata-chō[5].
- Yamashita-chō's shares border with is recorded as Ogawa-chō[6].
- Yamashita-chō's shares border with is recorded as Yasui-chō[7].
- Yamashita-chō's shares border with is recorded as Meizan-chō[8].
- Yamashita-chō's shares border with is recorded as Kinsei-chō[9].
- Yamashita-chō's shares border with is recorded as Nakamachi[10].
- Yamashita-chō's shares border with is recorded as Higashisengoku-chō[11].
- Yamashita-chō's shares border with is recorded as Terukuni-chō[12].
- Yamashita-chō's shares border with is recorded as Shiroyama-chō[13].
- Mount Shiroyama is named after Yamashita-chō[14].
- Yamashita-chō's postal code is recorded as 892-0816[15].
- Yamashita-chō's Commons category is recorded as Yamashita-chō, Kagoshima[16].
- Yamashita-chō's located in time zone is recorded as Japan Standard Time[17].
- Yamashita-chō's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 31.594916666667, 'longitude': 130.5565, 'precision': 2.7777777777778e-05}[18].
- Yamashita-chō has a population of {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+699'}[19].
- Yamashita-chō's replaces is recorded as Q110962679[20].
- Yamashita-chō's replaced by is recorded as Shiroyama-chō[21].
- Yamashita-chō's replaced by is recorded as Terukuni-chō[22].
- Yamashita-chō's replaced by is recorded as Ogawa-chō[23].
- Yamashita-chō's capital of is recorded as Kagoshima[24].
- Yamashita-chō's name in kana is recorded as やましたちょう[25].
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Geography
Yamashita-chō is in the country of Japan[3]. Yamashita-chō is located in Kagoshima[2].
Physical Characteristics
Yamashita-chō has a population of {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+699'}[19].
Designation and Status
Yamashita-chō's instance of is recorded as chōchō[4].
History and Context
Mount Shiroyama is named after Yamashita-chō[14].