Kitaadachi district

Kitaadachi district spans across 14.79 square kilometers in the northern region of Saitama Prefecture, encompassing multiple municipalities and residential neighborhoods.

The district emerged on March 17, 1879, with Urawa-juku as its first capital, followed by Urawa from 1889 to 1926, marking significant administrative changes.

The district contains numerous localities that reflect Japanese municipal organization, from traditional town structures to modern urban planning approaches.

The district maintains direct transportation links to major cities through railway networks, serving its population of over 44,000 residents across different municipalities.

Through its history, Kitaadachi district has incorporated and dissolved over 70 different municipalities, demonstrating complex administrative restructuring in Japanese governance.

Location: Saitama Prefecture

Inception: March 17, 1879

GPS coordinates: 35.97200,139.63600

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:25