Etymology and distribution of 久連石.
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| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
|---|---|---|
| レベル | 3 |
1 Aichi-ken(About 30) 2 Gifu-ken(About 10) 3 Toukyou-to(Very rare) 3 Hiroshima-ken(Very rare) 3 Mie-ken(Very rare) |
| Population | About 50 | |
| Ranking | 42,658 | |
| Rank by city |
|---|
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1 Nagoya-shi Kita-ku(About 10) 2 Kure-shi(Very rare) 2 Inabe-gun Touin-chou(Very rare) 2 Tajimi-shi(Very rare) 2 Toki-shi(Very rare) 2 Adachi-ku(Very rare) 2 Nagoya-shi Chikusa-ku(Very rare) 2 Nagoya-shi Midori-ku(Very rare) 2 Nagoya-shi Mizuho-ku(Very rare) 2 Nagoya-shi Higashi-ku(Very rare) |
| Rank by subregion |
|---|
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
|---|---|---|
| Ratios | Very rare |
1 Aichi-ken(0.000471%) 2 Gifu-ken(0.000377%) 3 Mie-ken(0.000219%) 4 Hiroshima-ken(0.000144%) 5 Toukyou-to(Very rare) |
| Rank by city |
|---|
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1 Inabe-gun Touin-chou(0.0162%) 2 Nagoya-shi Higashi-ku(0.00842%) 3 Nagoya-shi Kita-ku(0.00604%) 4 Toki-shi(0.00601%) 5 Nagoya-shi Mizuho-ku(0.00466%) 6 Nagoya-shi Chikusa-ku(0.00368%) 7 Tajimi-shi(0.00359%) 8 Seto-shi(0.00319%) 9 Nagoya-shi Midori-ku(0.00254%) 10 Kure-shi(0.00132%) |
| Rank by subregion |
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