Inabe district

Inabe District spans across 22.66 square kilometers in northeastern Mie Prefecture, containing the town of Toin with a population density of 1,161 people per square kilometer.

The district underwent significant changes in December 2003 when several towns merged to establish the new city of Inabe, marking a transformation in local administration.

The district name combines two distinct kanji characters, 員 and 弁, reflecting traditional Japanese naming conventions for administrative regions in the country.

The district maintains connections through the Sangi Railway lines and multiple national routes, including Route 306, Route 365, and Route 421.

The district maintains its administrative identity while containing only one town, Toin, following the 2003 municipal mergers that created the separate city of Inabe.

Location: Mie Prefecture

Inception: February 5, 1879

GPS coordinates: 35.07520,136.58400

Latest update: March 8, 2025 14:30