Neyagawa [city] - Neyagawa

Japanese: 寝屋川[市] - ねやがわ
Neyagawa [city] - Neyagawa
A city in northern Osaka Prefecture. It was incorporated as a city in 1951. It straddles the lowlands on the left bank of the Yodo River and the Hirakata Hills. After the Keihan Electric Railway opened in 1910, it developed into a residential area, with a large housing complex in the Korien district. The Katamachi Line runs through the eastern edge of the city. Metal, machinery, and spinning factories are located along the old National Route 1. 24.70 km2 . Population: 238,204 (2010).

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Japanese:
大阪府北部の市。1951年市制。淀川左岸の低地と枚方(ひらかた)丘陵にまたがり，1910年京阪電鉄の開通後住宅地として発展，香里園地区には大住宅団地がある。片町線が市東端に通じる。旧国道１号線沿いには金属・機械・紡績工場が立地する。24.70km2。23万8204人（2010）。

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