List of populated places in Japan

Aichi

population:2008-01-01^[1]

City name	Population	Area	Density	Founded
Nagoya	2,239,464	326.45	6,860	1889-10-01
Toyohashi	377,045	261.35	1,443	1906-08-01
Okazaki	371,380	387.24	959	1916-07-01
Ichinomiya	375,939	113.91	3,300	1921-09-01
Seto	132,311	111.61	1,185	1929-10-01
Handa	117,927	47.24	2,496	1937-10-01
Kasugai	300,713	92.71	3,244	1943-06-01
Toyokawa	161,595	150.71	1,072	1943-06-01
Tsushima, Aichi	65,646	25.08	2,617	1947-03-01
Hekinan	73,024	35.86	2,036	1948-04-05
Kariya	145,117	50.45	2,876	1950-04-01
Toyota	420,286	918.47	458	1951-03-01
AnjoAnjō	176,046	86.01	2,047	1952-05-05
Nishio	106,643	75.78	1,407	1953-12-15
GamagoriGamagōri	82,264	56.81	1,448	1954-04-01
Inuyama	75,304	74.97	1,004	1954-04-01
Tokoname	52,837	55.63	950	1954-04-01
KonanKōnan, Aichi	100,064	30.17	3,317	1954-06-01
Komaki	149,060	62.82	2,373	1955-01-01
Inazawa	137,475	79.30	1,734	1958-11-01
TokaiTōkai	106,708	43.36	2,461	1969-04-01
ObuŌbu	83,097	33.68	2,467	1970-09-01
Chita	84,782	45.43	1,866	1970-09-01
ChiryuChiryū	68,216	16.34	4,175	1970-12-01
Owariasahi	79,197	21.03	3,766	1970-12-01
Takahama	43,467	13.00	3,344	1970-12-01
Iwakura	48,042	10.49	4,580	1971-12-01
Toyoake	69,124	23.18	2,982	1972-08-01
Nisshin	80,921	34.90	2,319	1994-10-01
Tahara	66,698	188.81	353	2003-08-20
Aisai	65,481	66.63	983	2005-04-01
Kiyosu	56,635	13.31	4,255	2005-07-07
Shinshiro	51,326	499.00	103	2005-10-01
Kitanagoya	80,112	18.37	4,361	2006-03-20
Yatomi	43,145	48.92	882	2006-04-01
Miyoshi	-	32.11	-	2010-01-04
Ama	-	27.59	-	2010-03-22

References

↑ 月報　あいちの人口. Toyokawa's data is adopted the total of Otowa, Mito, and Toyokawa before the recent merger.

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