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 Districts of Japan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Abuta District, Rumoi District, Sorachi District, and Yufutsu District are deceptively similar, but each of them is a single district allotted to two subprefectures.
Teshio District, managed by Rumoi subprefecture and Soya subprefecture
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Districts_of_Japan

  
 Res. Bull. Abst.(1986-1995)
The Yufutsu Moor district contains various habitats for birds, such as ponds, marshy grasslands, and except for the southern coastal side, most of them are surrounded by low hills covered by the broad-leaved forest.
At Lake Utonai, which is the largest pond in this district, and its surrounding moor, 46 species of transient brids, consisting mainly of wading birds, were recorded, and furthermore, a large number of winter water-falls were observed to continue migrating after stopping briefly in this area, with only a few individuals staying through out thewinter.
Therefore, the Yufutsu Moor was considered to be a very important route of migrations for many species of water birds.
pc3.nrs-unet.ocn.ne.jp /~exfor/FR/resbull/eng/v44/44(2)18e.htm

  
 General Conditions of the city of Tomakomai
To the south is the Pacific,and to the east lies the vast Yufutsu Plain which holds Lake Utonai,a registered wetland under the Ramsar Convention and designated sanctuary.
To the northwest of the urban district is the lava topped dome of Mt.Tarumae,one of the rare sights in the world, and Lake Shikotsu,which is a caldera lake.
In addition,the area at the foot of Mt.Tarumae is studded with lakes and marshes.
www.city.tomakomai.hokkaido.jp /e-page/e-condition.htm

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