Hiki District, Saitama

Hiki (比企郡, Hiki-gun) is a district in Saitama Prefecture, Japan.

As of 2003, the district has an estimated population of 145,235 and a population density of 515.31 persons per square kilometer. The total area is 281.84 km².

Towns

• Hatoyama
• Kawajima
• Namegawa
• Ogawa
• Ranzan
• Tokigawa
• Yoshimi

History

At the end of the Heian Period, the Hiki clan ruled the area now within Hiki District.

On February 1, 2006, the former village of Tokigawa absorbed the village of Tamagawa to form the new town of Tokigawa.^[1]

References

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Saitama Prefecture

Saitama (capital)

Saitama

Wards	Chūō Iwatsuki Kita Midori Minami Minuma Nishi Ōmiya Sakura Urawa

Core cities

• Kawagoe
• Kawaguchi
• Koshigaya

Special cities

• Kasukabe
• Kumagaya
• Tokorozawa
• Sōka

Cities

• Ageo
• Asaka
• Chichibu
• Fujimi
• Fujimino
• Fukaya
• Gyōda
• Hannō
• Hanyū
• Hasuda
• Hidaka
• Higashimatsuyama
• Honjō
• Iruma
• Kazo
• Kitamoto
• Kōnosu
• Kuki
• Misato
• Niiza
• Okegawa
• Sakado
• Satte
• Sayama
• Shiki
• Shiraoka
• Toda
• Tsurugashima
• Wakō
• Warabi
• Yashio
• Yoshikawa

Districts

• Chichibu District
  • Higashichichibu
  • Minano
  • Nagatoro
  • Ogano
  • Yokoze
• Hiki District
  • Hatoyama
  • Kawajima
  • Namegawa
  • Ogawa
  • Ranzan
  • Tokigawa
  • Yoshimi
• Iruma District
  • Miyoshi
  • Moroyama
  • Ogose
• Kitaadachi District
  • Ina
• Kitakatsushika District
  • Matsubushi
  • Sugito
• Kodama District
  • Kamikawa
  • Kamisato
  • Misato
• Minamisaitama District
  • Miyashiro
• Ōsato District
  • Yorii

List of mergers in Saitama Prefecture

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