Iwaki, Fukushima

Japan

Provincial capital37.0500° N, 140.8833° E

Situated in Fukushima, Japan, Iwaki is a provincial capital. It has a population of 357,309.

Population357,309

ProvinceFukushima

Coordinates37.0500° N, 140.8833° E

CountryJapan

Rank in Japan#68 of 50,799

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About Iwaki

Geographically, Iwaki is positioned at 37.05° N, 140.88° E, within the Northern Hemisphere. It is administered as part of Fukushima, Japan.

The population of Iwaki is 357,309, placing it at position #68 among 50,799 localities in Japan.

Cities in Fukushima

Iwaki is located in the Fukushima province of Japan. Other cities in the region include Kōriyama, Fukushima, Aizu-Wakamatsu. Iwaki has 357,309 inhabitants.

Kōriyama327,692 Fukushima294,237 Aizu-Wakamatsu118,159 Sukagawa74,992 Date59,625 Shirakawa59,491 Minami-Sōma59,005 Nihommatsu53,557 Kitakata46,269 Tamura35,169

Universities in Iwaki

Iwaki is home to 2 universities and higher education institutions.

University	Founded	Type	QS
Fukushima National College of Technology	1962	Public	—
Higashi Nippon International University	1903	Public	—

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the population of Iwaki?

Iwaki has a population of 357,309. It ranks #68 in Japan by population.

What province or state is Iwaki in?

Iwaki is located in Fukushima, Japan.

Where is Iwaki located?

Iwaki is located at coordinates 37.05° N, 140.88° E in Fukushima, Japan.

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