Akita District
Akita District (秋田郡[1][2], Akita-gun[3]) was a rural district located in Dewa Province, Japan.[4] It was established in 804, and absorbed Hinai District, Mutsu Province in 1590.[5][6][7][8] It was the largest district in Dewa until Akita District was divided into Minamiakita District and Kitaakita District in 1878.[9] The provincial capital was located in Tsuchizaki/Terauchi area and transferred to Kubota, Akita in the 17th century.
Purple - Ōdate-shi
- Ōdate
- Ogita
- Junishō
- Hayaguchi
- Yamase
- Shimokawasoe
- Kamikawasoe
- Nagaki
- Shakanai
- Hanaoka
- Yatate
- Ōkuzo
- Higashidate
- Nishidate
- Niida
- Manaka
Light Blue - part of Noshiro-shi
- Nanakura (southwest portion)
- Takanosu
- Yonaizawa
- Aniai
- Sakae
- Bōsawa
- Nanakura (northeast portion)
- Tsuzureko
- Sawaguchi
- Nanukaichi
- Ōno
- Ochiai
- Shimokoani
- Maeda
- Arasei
- Kamikoani
- Purple: Akita City
- Pink: Oga City
- Salmon: Katagami City
- Yellow: Gojōme Town
- Green: Hachirōgata Town
- Orange: Ikawa Town
- Tsuchizaki Minato
- Gojume
- Funakoshi
- Funakawa
- Kitaura
- Kawashiri
- Terauchi
- Hiroyamada
- Taihei
- Shimo-Asahikawa
- Kami-Asahikawa
- Soto-Asahikawa
- Iijima
- Shimo-Shinjo
- Kami-Shinjo
- Kanaashi
- Okubo
- Iitagawa
- Toyokawa
- Shimoikawa
- Kamiikawa
- Okawa
- Hitoichi
- Omogata
- Magawa
- Babame
- Futtsunai
- Uchikawa
- Tenno
- Futto
- Wakimoto
- Minamiiso
- Toga
- Oganaka
- Goriai
- Katanishi
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Notes[edit]
- ^ "秋田郡南部の城館". 北出羽物語.
- ^ "【秋田県】地名由来は郡名で「高くなっている場所」の意味｜日本全国 地名由来". 日本全国 地名由来.
- ^ "秋田県ー地名の由来と市町村変遷- 裏辺研究所". www.uraken.net.
- ^ 竹内一朔「秋田郡」『秋田大百科事典』 秋田魁新報社、1981年、ISBN 4870200074
- ^ "解説ページ". jlogos.com.
- ^ "国名について調べてみた13 陸奥国比内郡 - 晴耕雨読 趣味と生活の覚書". 晴耕雨読 趣味と生活の覚書. June 3, 2022.
- ^ Niino, Naoyoshi. "古代における東北像" (PDF). Retrieved 2023-05-24.
- ^ "秋田県のご先祖調べ ～家系図作成からご先祖探しの専門サイト". www.kakeisi.com.
- ^ Akita Prefecture. "市町村合併沿革図" (PDF). Retrieved 2023-05-24.
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