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{{Unreferenced|date=December 2009}}{{nihongo|Inukami|犬上郡|Inukami-gun}} is a district located in Shiga Prefecture, Japan.As of 2003, the district has an estimated population of 23,638 and a density of 150.21 persons per km². The total area is 157.37 km². Towns and villagesTransitionLight blue autonomies are Inukami District's town, deep blue autonomies are Inukami District's village, and gray autonomies are others. April 1, 1889 | 1889 - 1926 | 1927 - 1944 | 1945–1954 | 1955–1989 | 1990 - | Now | Hikone (彦根) | Hikone | February 11, 1937 Hikone City | Hikone | Hikone | Hikone | Hikone | Kita-aoyagi (北青柳) | Kita-aoyagi | May 6, 1891 separation Matsubara (松原) | Aonami (青波) | Aonami | Fukumitsu (福満) | Fukumitsu | Chimoto (千本) | Chimoto | Isoda (磯田) | Isoda | June 10, 1942 incorporation into Hikone | Minami-aoyagi (南青柳) | Minami-aoyagi | Hinatsu (日夏) | Hinatsu | Hinatsu | April 1, 1950 incorporation into Hikone | Kawase (川瀬) | August 16, 1890 rename Kawase (河瀬) | Kawase | Kawase | September 30, 1956 incorporation into Hikone | Yasumizu (安水) | June 25, 1892 rename Kameyama (亀山) | Kameyama | Kameyama | Takamiya (高宮) | September 10, 1912 Takamiya | Takamiya | Takamiya | April 3, 1957 incorporation into Hikone | Taga (多賀) | Taga | November 3, 1941 Taga | Taga | April 1, 1955 Taga | Taga | Taga | Kyūtoku (久徳) | Kyūtoku | Seritani (芹谷) | Seritani | Ōtaki (大滝) | Ōtaki | Ōtaki | Ōtaki | Wakigahata (脇ヶ畑) | Wakigahata | Wakigahata | Wakigahata | Higashi-kōra (東甲良) | Higashi-kōra | Higashi-kōra | Higashi-kōra | April 1, 1955 Kōra (甲良) | Kōra | Kōra | Nishi-kōra (西甲良) | Nishi-kōra | Nishi-kōra | Nishi-kōra | Toyosato (豊郷) | Toyosato | Toyosato | Toyosato | September 30, 1956 Toyosato | February 11, 1971 Toyosato | Toyosato | Toyosato | Echi D Hie (日枝) Village | Echi D, Hie | Echi D, Hie | Echi D, Hie V | {{Shiga}}{{coord|35.204|N|136.334|E|type:landmark_source:itwiki|display=title}}{{Authority control}}{{Shiga-geo-stub}} 1 : Districts in Shiga Prefecture |