A former town in Kitakatsushika County, eastern Saitama Prefecture. The Edogawa River runs along the eastern border, and the Shonai-Furukawa River runs south along the western border. The town occupies part of the Shimousa Plateau and alluvial lowlands. The Tobu Noda Line runs through the town. Rice and field crops are cultivated here. In recent years, residential development has been progressing. Incorporated into Kasukabe City in October 2005. Area: 28.15 km2 . Population: 37,447 (2003). Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
埼玉県東部,北葛飾(きたかつしか)郡の旧町。東境を江戸川,西境を庄内古川が南流し,下総(しもうさ)台地の一部と,沖積低地を占める。東武野田線が通じる。稲作,畑作などの農業を行う。近年,宅地化が進んでいる。2005年10月春日部市へ編入。28.15km2。3万7447人(2003)。
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