An industrial city in southeastern Michigan, USA. Population 71,000 (1990). Located 40 km northwest of Detroit, facing the Clinton River. Known as the center of the automobile industry. The settlement was founded in 1818, and flourished as a center for carriage manufacturing in the 1980s, and the automobile industry developed in the 20th century. It is also a trading center for fruits, vegetables, dairy products, etc. The city was named after a chief of the Ottawa Indians. [Yagasaki Noritaka] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
アメリカ合衆国ミシガン州南東部の工業都市。人口7万1000(1990)。デトロイトの北西40kmにあり,クリントン川に臨む。自動車関連工業の中心地として知られる。1818年に集落が創設され,80年代には馬車製造の中心地として栄え,20世紀に入って自動車産業が発展した。果物,野菜,酪製品などの交易の中心地でもある。市名は,オタワ・インディアンの長の名にちなむ。【矢ヶ崎 典隆】
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