Włocławek (English spelling)

Japanese: ブウォツワベク - ぶうぉつわべく（英語表記）Włocławek

The capital of the eponymous province in central Poland. Population 123,100 (1995). Located 140 km west-northwest of Warsaw, it developed on the left bank of the Vistula River. Located in the center of the fertile Kujawy Plain, it is a distribution center for agricultural products from the intensively agricultural region. There are many historical buildings reminiscent of the prosperity of the 14th century. In terms of industry, it has food processing, forestry processing, and construction materials industries that utilize local resources, as well as electrical machinery and brewing. [Yamamoto Shigeru]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

ポーランド中央部，同名県の県都。人口12万3100(1995)。ワルシャワの西北西140kmにあり，ビスワ川左岸に発達する。肥沃なクヤビ平野の中央にあり，集約的農業地帯の農産物の集散地。14世紀の繁栄を思わせる歴史的建造物が多い。工業は地方資源を利用した食品加工･林産加工･建設資材工業のほか，電気機械工業や醸造業が立地する。【山本茂】

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