Noto Peninsula
The Noto Peninsula is a peninsula that projects north into the Sea of Japan from the coast of Ishikawa Prefecture in central Honshū, the main island of Japan.Essential Destinations
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Noto Peninsula
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Latitude of center
37.3333° or 37° 20′ north
Longitude of center
137° east
Satellite Map
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Yue Chinese—“Noto Peninsula” goes by many names.
- Arabic: “شبه جزيرة نوتو”
- Azerbaijani: “Noto yarımadası”
- Basque: “Noto penintsula”
- Belarusian: “Нато”
- Bulgarian: “Ното (полуостров)”
- Bulgarian: “Ното”
- Catalan: “Península de Noto”
- Cebuano: “Noto Hantō”
- Chinese: “能登半島”
- Czech: “Noto”
- Czech: “Notoský poloostrov”
- Czech: “poloostrov Noto”
- Danish: “Noto-halvøen”
- Dutch: “Noto schiereiland”
- Dutch: “Noto”
- Esperanto: “duoninsulo Noto”
- Estonian: “Noto poolsaar”
- French: “Noto-hantō”
- French: “Péninsule de Noto”
- German: “Noto-Halbinsel”
- German: “Noto”
- Hebrew: “חצי האי נוטו”
- Inari Sami: “Noto njargâ”
- Indonesian: “Semenanjung Noto”
- Irish: “Leithinis Noto”
- Italian: “Penisola di Noto”
- Japanese: “能登半島”
- Khmer: “ជ្រោយណុតុ”
- Korean: “노토반도”
- Macedonian: “Ното”
- Malay: “Semenanjung Noto”
- Persian: “شبهجزیره نوتو”
- Polish: “Noto”
- Polish: “Półwysep Noto”
- Portuguese: “Noto”
- Portuguese: “Península de Noto”
- Russian: “Ното”
- Russian: “Полуостров Ното”
- Slovenian: “polotok Noto”
- Spanish: “Noto”
- Spanish: “Península de Noto”
- Swedish: “Noto (halvö)”
- Swedish: “Noto”
- Swedish: “Notohalvön”
- Thai: “คาบสมุทรโนโตะ”
- Turkish: “Noto Yarımadası”
- Ukrainian: “Ното”
- Ukrainian: “Півострів Ното”
- Vietnamese: “Bán đảo Noto”
- Yue Chinese: “能登半島”
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