How many people live in Awara-shi?

About 29,689 people, according to the GeoNames dataset this page draws on. Population figures for smaller places are estimates and can be out of date.

What time zone is Awara-shi in?

Awara-shi uses the Asia/Tokyo time zone.

What is near Awara-shi?

The nearest town or city is Awara, about 5 km away — Awara-shi lies east of it.

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Awara-shi

Fukui • Japan

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Awara-shi is a district in Fukui, Japan. It has a population of about 27,107 and an area of 117 km². It is on Japan Standard Time. It contains 1 city with a combined population of about 27,524. The largest is Awara (27,524). Its nearest neighbours are Maruoka (8.4 km), Mikuni (9.4 km), and Sakai (10 km). It was established in 2004.

Time zone: Asia/Tokyo
Coordinates: 36.2278, 136.2515
Population: 29,689
Area: 117 km²
Established: 2004
Official website: city.awara.lg.jp

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10Revenue is attributed to whoever helped.
11Your dashboard updates.
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People who saw the page: 310
People who saw the offer: 182
Curator recommendations: 3
Shares by ambassadors: 7
Taps on the offer: 64
Offers claimed: 41
Redeemed in person: 28
Verified sales: $1,240

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Questions about Awara-shi

Where is Awara-shi?: Awara-shi is a district in Fukui, Japan.
How many people live in Awara-shi?: About 29,689 people, according to the GeoNames dataset this page draws on. Population figures for smaller places are estimates and can be out of date.
What time zone is Awara-shi in?: Awara-shi uses the Asia/Tokyo time zone.
What are the coordinates of Awara-shi?: 36.2278, 136.2515.
What is near Awara-shi?: The nearest town or city is Awara, about 5 km away — Awara-shi lies east of it.

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What you can do for Awara-shi

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Collect this place's stamp
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Share a song from here with someone
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Awara-shi through the years

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