- Tamura (Fukushima)
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Tamura-shi
田村市
Geographische Lage in Japan 
Region: Tōhoku Präfektur: Fukushima Koordinaten: 37° 26′ N, 140° 34′ O37.441375140.56907777778Koordinaten: 37° 26′ 29″ N, 140° 34′ 9″ O Basisdaten Fläche: 458,30 km² Einwohner: 39.594
(1. Oktober 2011)Bevölkerungsdichte: 86 Einwohner je km² Gemeindeschlüssel: 07211-7 Symbole Baum: Eiche Blume: Azalee Vogel: Japanbuschsänger Rathaus Adresse: Tamura City Hall
20 Aza Babakawahara, Funehiki, Funehiki-machi
Tamura-shi
Fukushima 963-4393Webadresse: http://www.city.tamura.lg.jp Lage Tamuras in der Präfektur Fukushima 
Tamura (jap. 田村市, -shi) ist eine Stadt in der Präfektur Fukushima in Japan.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Geographie
Tamura liegt nördlich von Iwaki und östlich von Kōriyama.
Geschichte
Tamura wurde am 1. März 2005 aus der Vereinigung der Gemeinden Funehiki (船引町, -machi), Ōgoe (大越町, -machi), Takine (滝根町, -machi) und Tokiwa (常葉町, -machi), sowie dem Dorf Miyakoji (都路村, -mura) des Landkreises Tamura gegründet.
Verkehr
- Straße:
- Zug:
Söhne und Töchter der Stadt
- Kōichirō Gemba (* 1964), Politiker
Angrenzende Städte und Gemeinden
Weblinks
Commons: Tamura (Fukushima) – Sammlung von Bildern, Videos und Audiodateien
Gemeinden und Landkreise in der Präfektur FukushimaKreisfreie Städte (shi): Aizu-Wakamatsu | Date | Fukushima (Verwaltungssitz) | Iwaki | Kitakata | Kōriyama | Minamisōma | Motomiya | Nihonmatsu | Shirakawa | Sōma | Sukagawa | Tamura
Adachi-gun: Ōtama | Date-gun: Kawamata | Koori | Kunimi | Futaba-gun: Futaba | Hirono | Katsurao | Kawauchi | Namie | Naraha | Ōkuma | Tomioka | Higashishirakawa-gun: Hanawa | Samegawa | Tanagura | Yamatsuri | Ishikawa-gun: Asakawa | Furudono | Hirata | Ishikawa | Tamakawa | Iwase-gun: Kagamiishi | Ten’ei | Kawanuma-gun: Aizubange | Yanaizu | Yugawa | Minamiaizu-gun: Hinoemata | Minamiaizu | Shimogō | Tadami | Nishishirakawa-gun: Izumizaki | Nakajima | Nishigō | Yabuki | Ōnuma-gun: Aizumisato | Kaneyama | Mishima | Shōwa | Sōma-gun: Iitate | Shinchi | Tamura-gun: Miharu | Ono | Yama-gun: Bandai | Inawashiro | Kitashiobara | Nishiaizu
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