Chiba-præfekturet
| Chiba-præfekturet 千葉県  | |||||
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| Land |  Japan | ||||
| Guvernør | Toshihito Kumagai | ||||
| Ø | Honshū | ||||
| Region | Kantō | ||||
| Hovedby | Chiba | ||||
| Grundlagt | 15. juni 1873 | ||||
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| Indbyggere | 6.275.916 (2021)[1] | ||||
| - Areal | 5.158 km² | ||||
| - Befolkningstæthed | 1.217 pr. km² | ||||
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| Tidszone | UTC+9 japansk standardtid | ||||
| Hjemmeside | www.pref.chiba.lg.jp | ||||
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Chiba-præfekturet (千葉県 Chiba-ken) er et præfektur i Japan.
Præfekturet ligger i regionen Kantō i Stortokyo-området på den sydlige del af Japans hovedø Honshū. Det har 6.275.916 (2021)[1] indbyggere og et areal på 5.158 km2 . Hovedbyen er byen Chiba.
Referencer
- ^ a b 千葉県毎月常住人口調査／千葉県, hentet 31. marts 2021 (fra Wikidata).
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Koordinater: 35°36′18″N 140°07′24″Ø / 35.605°N 140.12333333333°Ø
Medier brugt på denne side
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Blank map of Japanese Prefectures
Blank map of Japanese Prefectures
Emblem of Chiba Prefecture.png
Symbol of Chiba Prefecture.
Symbol of Chiba Prefecture.
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Flag-map of Japan
Flag-map of Japan
Map of Japan with highlight on 12 Chiba prefecture.svg
Forfatter/Opretter: Lincun, Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
Map of Japan with highlight on Chiba-ken
Forfatter/Opretter: Lincun, Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
Map of Japan with highlight on Chiba-ken
Flag of Chiba Prefecture.svg
Flag of Chiba Prefecture.
Flag of Chiba Prefecture.
Mt. Fuji and Keiyo petrochemical complex.JPG
Forfatter/Opretter: Nanashinodensyaku, Licens: CC BY-SA 4.0
This is the distant view of the Keiyo industrial belt where Mt. Fuji was a background. Three chimneys in the right are Anegasaki LNG thermal power plant (3,600,000 kilowatts of output). The Highest chimney in the left of Anegasaki LNG thermal power plant is Idemitsu Chiba oil refinery (220,000 barrels of daily throughput). The chimney applied by red and white in the right is Mitsui Chemicals Chiba factory. Three chimneys in the left are Sumitomo Chemical Chiba factory. 33% of the ethylene consumed in Japan is made at Keiyo industrial belt.
Forfatter/Opretter: Nanashinodensyaku, Licens: CC BY-SA 4.0
This is the distant view of the Keiyo industrial belt where Mt. Fuji was a background. Three chimneys in the right are Anegasaki LNG thermal power plant (3,600,000 kilowatts of output). The Highest chimney in the left of Anegasaki LNG thermal power plant is Idemitsu Chiba oil refinery (220,000 barrels of daily throughput). The chimney applied by red and white in the right is Mitsui Chemicals Chiba factory. Three chimneys in the left are Sumitomo Chemical Chiba factory. 33% of the ethylene consumed in Japan is made at Keiyo industrial belt.