A town in Kanra County in the southwest of Gunma Prefecture. Most of the area is mountainous and hilly. The town center, Obata, on the east bank of the Ogawa River, was the site of the Obata Domain's camp during the Edo Period. The Joshin Electric Railway runs through the north of the town. The town produces rice, wheat, and konjac, and sericulture is thriving. Area: 58.61 km2 . Population: 13,618 (2010). Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
群馬県南西部,甘楽郡の町。大部分は山地,丘陵地。雄川(おがわ)東岸の中心市街小幡(おばた)は江戸時代に小幡藩の陣屋があった地。北部に上信電鉄が通じる。米麦,コンニャクを産し,養蚕が盛ん。58.61km2。1万3618人(2010)。
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