Nishiyamanashi District, Yamanashi

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Map showing original extent of Nishiyamanashi District in Yamanashi Prefecture:

* yellow - areas formerly within the district borders during the early Meiji period

Nishiyamanashi (西山梨郡, Nishiyamanashi-gun) was a district located in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan.

History

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Historically, the district formerly included most of the current city of Kōfu.

District Timeline

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On October 17, 1954 - The villages of Kinoehaboku (Koun), Noizumi, Chiyoda, Yamashiro, Sumiyoshi, Asai and Tamamoro were absorbed into the city of Kōfu.

v t e Yamanashi Prefecture
Kōfu (capital)
Core city	Kōfu
Cities	Chūō Fuefuki Fujiyoshida Hokuto Kai Kōshū Minami-Alps Nirasaki Ōtsuki Tsuru Uenohara Yamanashi
Districts	Kitatsuru District Kosuge Tabayama Minamikoma District Hayakawa Fujikawa Minobu Nanbu Minamitsuru District Dōshi Fujikawaguchiko Narusawa Nishikatsura Oshino Yamanakako Nakakoma District Shōwa Nishiyatsushiro District Ichikawamisato
Former Districts	Higashiyamanashi District Higashiyatsushiro District Nishiyamanashi District Kitakoma District
List of mergers in Yamanashi Prefecture

History

District Timeline

See also