A town in Tamura County in the Abukuma Highlands in central-eastern Fukushima Prefecture. Its center is Ononiimachi, located upstream of the Natsui River. It developed as a post station and castle town, and was once a center for horse breeding. The Ban'etsu East Line runs through the town. It produces rice and tobacco leaves. The town sustained damage during the Great East Japan Earthquake. 125.18 km2 . 11,202 people (2010). Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
福島県中東部,阿武隈(あぶくま)高地中の田村郡の町。中心は夏井川上流の小野新町(にいまち)で,宿駅,城下町として発達,かつて馬産の中心であった。磐越東(ばんえつとう)線が通じる。米,葉タバコを産する。東日本大震災で,町内において被害が発生。125.18km2。1万1202人(2010)。
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