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- Q1206790 subject Q7974222.
- Q1206790 abstract "Shin-Kamigotō (新上五島町, Shin-Kamigotō-chō) is a town located in Minami-Matsuura District, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan.The town was established on August 1, 2004 after the merger of the towns of Arikawa, Kamigotō, Narao, Shin-Uonome and Wakamatsu, all from Minami-Matsuura District. It occupies the two main islands of Nakadōri and Wakamatsu, which are connected by Wakamatsu Oohashi ("Wakamatsu Great Bridge") via the small, unpopulated islet of Kaminakajima (上中島), as well as several smaller islands, including the populated islands of Arifuku, Hinoshima, Ryōzegaura, Kashiragashima, and Kirinoko. Wakamatsu Island is connected at its northwestern extremity to Ryōzegaura Island by the Ryōzegaura Bridge, and Ryōzegaura Island is further linked with the islands of Arifuku and Hinoshima by breakwaters that allow traffic of automobiles. Kashiragashima Oohashi connects the eastern end of the main island of Nakadōri with Kashiragashima, on which the famous Kashiragashima Church and the defunct Kamigotō Airport are located.The islands that comprise the territory of Shin-Kamigotō Town also form the northeastern half of the Gotō Islands archipelago, which is the origin of the name Kamigotō (literally, "Upper Five Islands"), in which Gotō ("Five Islands") is the name of the entire archipelago, and Kami- ("Upper") refers to the fact that this half of the archipelago is located closer to the Japanese capital relative to the southwestern half. The prefix Shin- (新) at the beginning of the town's name means "new," so its full name may be translated literally to English as "New Upper Five Islands Town," though the name may be interpreted to refer to the town as a new and expanded version of the former Kamigotō Town, which was centered on the port of Aokata on the western side of the middle of Nakadōri Island.As of September 1, 2012, the town has an estimated population of 21,183 and a density of 99 persons per km2. The total area is 213.98 km2.".
- Q1206790 populationAsOf "2012-09-01".
- Q1206790 populationTotal "21183".
- Q1206790 region Q13987.
- Q1206790 thumbnail Flag_of_Shinkamigoto_Nagasaki.JPG?width=300.
- Q1206790 type Q1059478.
- Q1206790 wikiPageExternalLink official.shinkamigoto.net.
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- Q1206790 japanesename "新上五島町".
- Q1206790 name "Shin-Kamigotō".
- Q1206790 population "21183".
- Q1206790 populationAsOf "2012-09-01".
- Q1206790 region Q13987.
- Q1206790 settlementType "Town".
- Q1206790 type City.
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- Q1206790 comment "Shin-Kamigotō (新上五島町, Shin-Kamigotō-chō) is a town located in Minami-Matsuura District, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan.The town was established on August 1, 2004 after the merger of the towns of Arikawa, Kamigotō, Narao, Shin-Uonome and Wakamatsu, all from Minami-Matsuura District.".
- Q1206790 label "Shin-Kamigotō".
- Q1206790 depiction Flag_of_Shinkamigoto_Nagasaki.JPG.
- Q1206790 homepage official.shinkamigoto.net.
- Q1206790 name "Shin-Kamigotō".
- Q1206790 name "新上五島町".