Miyakojima, Okinawa

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Miyakojima (宮古島市 -shi Miyako: Myāku Okinawan: Nāku) is a city on several islands in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. It was formed on October 1, 2005, when the city of Hirara, the towns of Irabu and Gusukube, and the village of Ueno merged. The towns and the village were in Miyako District, which as a result of the merger has one remaining village. Miyakojima has an area of 204.39 km² and, as of October 31, 2005, a population of 56,285, and a population density of 275.4 per km².

The islands include

Miyako
Ikema
Ogami
Irabu
Shimoji
Kurima

Okinawa Prefecture

Cities

Ginowan | Ishigaki | Itoman | Miyakojima | Nago | Naha (capital) | Nanjo | Okinawa | Tomigusuku | Urasoe | Uruma

Districts

Kunigami | Miyako | Nakagami | Shimajiri | Yaeyama

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Coordinates: 24°48′N 125°17′E

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Categories: Okinawa geography stubs | Cities in Okinawa Prefecture | Port cities in Japan

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