Etymology and distribution of 高田石.
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| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
|---|---|---|
| レベル | 2 |
1 Fukushima-ken(About 10) 2 Kanagawa-ken(Very rare) 2 Toukyou-to(Very rare) 2 Niigata-ken(Very rare) 2 Saitama-ken(Very rare) 2 Chiba-ken(Very rare) |
| Population | About 30 | |
| Ranking | Out of ranking | |
| Rank by city |
|---|
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1 Nihonmatsu-shi(About 10) 2 Yokohama-shi Hodogaya-ku(Very rare) 2 Katsushika-ku(Very rare) 2 Kasukabe-shi(Very rare) 2 Minamikanbara-gun Tagami-machi(Very rare) 2 Inba-gun Shisui-machi(Very rare) |
| Rank by subregion |
|---|
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
|---|---|---|
| Ratios | Very rare |
1 Fukushima-ken(0.000402%) 2 Niigata-ken(0.000161%) 3 Chiba-ken(Very rare) 4 Saitama-ken(Very rare) 5 Kanagawa-ken(Very rare) 6 Toukyou-to(Very rare) |
| Rank by city |
|---|
|
1 Minamikanbara-gun Tagami-machi(0.0282%) 2 Inba-gun Shisui-machi(0.0234%) 3 Nihonmatsu-shi(0.013%) 4 Yokohama-shi Hodogaya-ku(0.00257%) 5 Kasukabe-shi(0.00213%) 6 Katsushika-ku(0.00136%) |
| Rank by subregion |
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