- Hida (region)
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Hida (region)
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Hida — can refer to:;Locations: * Hida Province, a former province in Japan * Hida, a city in northern Gifu Prefecture, Japan * Hida (region), the northern region of Gifu Prefecture, Japan * Hida, a commune in Sălaj County, Romania;Transportation: *… … Wikipedia
Hida Province — nihongo|Hida Province|飛騨国|Hida no kuni is an old province located in the Tōsandō area of Japan and, today, composes the Hida region in the northern part of modern Gifu Prefecture. The traditional kanji for the name are 飛驒国, with the top radical… … Wikipedia
Hida dialect — The nihongo|Hida dialect|飛騨弁|Hida ben is a Japanese dialect spoken in the Hida region of Gifu Prefecture, Japan. Along with the Mino dialect in the south, it is one of the two main dialects of Gifu Prefecture. It uses a number of non standard… … Wikipedia
Hida, Gifu — Hida 飛騨市 City … Wikipedia
Hida — shi 飛騨市 Geographische Lage in Japan … Deutsch Wikipedia
Región de Chūbu — Región de Chubu, Japón. La región Chūbu (en japonés: 中部地方; Hepburn: Chūbu chihō, Kunrei shiki: Tyûbu tihô) es la región central de la isla de Honshu, la principal isla del Japón. Chūbu tiene una población estimada de 23.575.736 personas a fecha… … Wikipedia Español
Hida (Sălaj) — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Hida. Județ de Sălaj Hida Statut : Commune … Wikipédia en Français
Hida Range — ▪ mountain range, Japan Japanese Hida sammyaku, mountain group in the Chūbu chihō (region) of central Honshu, Japan. The range stretches from north to south along the borders of Toyama, Niigata, Nagano, and Gifu ken (prefectures). With the… … Universalium
Région de Kōshinetsu — La région de Kōshinetsu (甲信越, Kōshinetsu?) est une sous région de la région du Chūbu au Japon comportant les préfectures de Yamanashi, Nagano et Niigata. Le nom est l abréviation des noms des anciennes provinces de … Wikipédia en Français
Monts Hida — Géographie Altitude 3 190 m, Mont Hotaka Massif Alpes japonaises Longueur … Wikipédia en Français
