Nishishirakawa District, Fukushima

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Nishishirakawa (西白河郡, Nishishirakawa-gun) is a district located in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.

As of 2003, the district has an estimated population of 68,450 and a density of 138.39 persons per km². The total area is 494.63 km².

Towns and villages

• Yabuki
• Izumizaki
• Nakajima
• Nishigō

Merger

• On November 7, 2005, the villages of Higashi, Omotegō and Taishin merged into the city of Shirakawa.

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Fukushima Prefecture

Fukushima (capital)

Core cities

• Fukushima
• Iwaki
• Kōriyama

Cities

• Aizuwakamatsu
• Date
• Kitakata
• Minamisōma
• Motomiya
• Nihonmatsu
• Shirakawa
• Sōma
• Sukagawa
• Tamura

Districts

• Adachi District
  • Ōtama
• Date District
  • Kawamata
  • Koori
  • Kunimi
• Futaba District
  • Futaba
  • Hirono
  • Namie
  • Naraha
  • Ōkuma
  • Tomioka
  • Katsurao
  • Kawauchi
• Higashishirakawa District
  • Hanawa
  • Tanagura
  • Yamatsuri
  • Samegawa
• Ishikawa District
  • Asakawa
  • Furudono
  • Ishikawa
  • Hirata
  • Tamakawa
• Iwase District
  • Kagamiishi
  • Ten-ei
• Kawanuma District
  • Aizubange
  • Yanaizu
  • Yugawa
• Minamiaizu District
  • Minamiaizu
  • Shimogō
  • Tadami
  • Hinoemata
• Nishishirakawa District
  • Yabuki
  • Izumizaki
  • Nakajima
  • Nishigō
• Ōnuma District
  • Aizumisato
  • Kaneyama
  • Mishima
  • Shōwa
• Sōma District
  • Shinchi
  • Iitate
• Tamura District
  • Miharu
  • Ono
• Yama District
  • Bandai
  • Inawashiro
  • Nishiaizu
  • Kitashiobara

List of mergers in Fukushima Prefecture

Regions

Aizu

Hamadōri

Nakadōri

37°09′32″N 140°07′19″E / 37.159°N 140.122°E / 37.159; 140.122

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