Owase
Owase is a city in the south of Mie, Japan. As of 2008, the city has an estimated population of 21,002 and the density of 109 persons per km². The total area is 193.16 km².Places of Interest
Discover Owase Station and Ōsoneura Station.
Owase Station
Owase Station is a passenger railway station…
Ōsoneura Station
Ōsoneura Station is a passenger railway station…
Owase
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Latitude
34.0708° or 34° 4′ 15″ north
Longitude
136.1911° or 136° 11′ 28″ east
UN/LOCODE
JP OWA
Open location code
8Q6R35CR+8F
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = city
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Yue Chinese—“Owase” goes by many names.
أواسيArabic
أواسي، ميهArabic
ՕվասեArmenian
OwaseAsturian
ওয়াসেBengali
OwaseCatalan
OwaseCebuano
ئۆواسێCentral Kurdish
ОвасеChechen
尾鷲市Chinese
尾鹫市Chinese
OwaseCzech
OwaseDanish
OwaseDutch
OŭaseEsperanto
OwaseEstonian
OwaseFinnish
OwaseGalician
ΟβάσεGreek
ઓવાસેGujarati
ओवैसेयHindi
OvaszeHungarian
OwaseIndonesian
Owase, MieIndonesian
OwaseIrish
OwaseItalian
Owase-ShiJapanese
おわせしJapanese
尾鷲Japanese
尾鷲市Japanese
ಒವಾಸ್Kannada
오와세시Korean
OvaseLatvian
尾鷲市Literary Chinese
OvasisLithuanian
OwaseMacedo-Romanian
OwaseMalagasy
OwaseMalay
ओवेसMarathi
اوآسه، میهMazanderani
Owase-chhīMin Nan Chinese
OwaseNorwegian Bokmål
اوآسهPersian
اوآسه، میهPersian
OwasePolish
OwaseRomanian
Миэ ОвасэRussian
ОвасеRussian
ОвасэRussian
Овасэ, МиэRussian
ОвасеSerbian
OwaseSerbo-Croatian
Owase, MieSerbo-Croatian
ඔවාසේSinhala
OwaseSlovak
اوآسه، میهSouth Azerbaijani
OwaseSwedish
OwaseTagalog
Owase, MieTagalog
OvaseTajik
ОвасеTajik
யோவாஸ்Tamil
ОвасеTatar
ఓవాసేTelugu
โอวาเซะThai
OwaseTurkish
ОвасеUkrainian
اوواسےUrdu
وواسیUrdu
OwaseVietnamese
Owase, MieVietnamese
OwaseWaray (Philippines)
Owase, MieWaray (Philippines)
尾鷲Yue Chinese
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