List of Dissolved Districts of Japan - 1896

1896

• February 26, 1896 Nakatsu District (仲津郡), Fukuoka (Merged into Miyako District)
• February 26, 1896 Tsuiki (築城郡) and Kōge (上毛郡) Districts, Fukuoka (Merged to form Chikujō District)
• February 26, 1896 Ito (怡土郡) and Shima (志摩郡) Districts, Fukuoka (Merged to form Itoshima District)
• February 26, 1896 Mikasa (御笠郡), Mushiroda (席田郡), and Naka (那珂郡) Districts, Fukuoka (Merged to form Chikushi District)
• February 26, 1896 Kama (嘉麻郡) and Honami (穂波郡) Districts, Fukuoka (Merged to form Kaho District)
• February 26, 1896 Johza (上座郡), Geza (下座郡), and Yasu (夜須郡) Districts, Fukuoka (Merged to form Asakura District)
• February 26, 1896 Kamitsuma (上妻郡) and Shimotsuma (下妻郡) Districts, Fukuoka (Merged to form Yame District)
• February 26, 1896 Ikuha (生葉郡) and Takeno (竹野郡) Districts, Fukuoka (Merged to form Ukiha District)
• February 26, 1896 Mii (御井郡), Mihara (御原郡), and Yamamoto (山本郡) Districts, Fukuoka (Merged to form Mii District)
• March 26, 1896 Osumi (大住郡) and Yurugi (淘綾郡) Districts, Kanagawa (Merged to form Naka District)
• March 26, 1896 Mine (三根郡), Yabu (養父郡), and Kii (基肄郡) Districts, Saga (Merged to form Miyaki District)
• March 29, 1896 Kitakunohe (北九戸郡) and Minamikunohe (南九戸郡) Districts, Iwate (Merged to form Kunohe District)
• March 29, 1896 Kitaiwate (北岩手郡) and Minamiiwate (南岩手郡) Districts, Iwate (Merged to form Iwate District)
• March 29, 1896 Higashiwaga (東和賀郡) and Nishiwaga (西和賀郡) Districts, Iwate (Merged to form Waga District)
• March 29, 1896 Nishihei (西閉伊郡) and Minamihei (南閉伊郡) Districts, Iwate (Merged to form Kamihei District)
• March 29, 1896 Kitahei (北閉伊郡), Nakahei (中閉伊郡), and Higashihei (東閉伊郡) Districts, Iwate (Merged to form Shimohei District)
• March 29, 1896 Nishikatsushika District (西葛飾郡), Ibaraki (Merged into Sashima District)
• March 29, 1896 Kawachi (河内郡) and Shida (信太郡) Districts, Ibaraki (Merged to form Inashiki District)
• March 29, 1896 Toyoda (豊田郡) and Okada (岡田郡) Districts, Ibaraki (Merged into Yūki District)
• March 29, 1896 Koma District (高麗郡), Saitama (Merged into Iruma District)
• March 29, 1896 Niikura District (新座郡), Saitama (Merged into Kitaadachi District)
• March 29, 1896 Hatara (幡羅郡), Hanzawa (榛沢郡), and Obusuma (男衾郡) Districts, Saitama (Merged into Ōsato District)
• March 29, 1896 Kami (賀美郡) and Naka (那珂郡) Districts, Saitama (Merged into Kodama District)
• March 29, 1896 Yokomi District (横見郡), Saitama (Merged into Hiki District)
• March 29, 1896 Nakakatsushika District (中葛飾郡), Shimousa, Saitama (Merged into Kitakatsushika District in Musashi Province)
• March 29, 1896 Asake District (朝明郡), Mie (Merged into Mie District)
• March 29, 1896 Kawawa (河曲郡) and Anki (奄芸郡) Districts, Mie (Merged to form Kawage District)
• March 29, 1896 Iino (飯野郡) and Iitaka (飯高郡) Districts, Mie (Merged to form Iinan District)
• March 29, 1896 Ahai (阿拝郡) and Yamada (山田郡) Districts, Mie (Merged to form Ayama District)
• March 29, 1896 Nabari (名張郡) and Iga (伊賀郡) Districts, Mie (Merged to form Naga District)
• March 29, 1896 Tōshi (答志郡) and Ago (英虞郡) Districts, Mie (Merged to form Shima District)
• March 29, 1896 Soejimo (添下郡) and Heguri (平群郡) Districts, Nara (Merged to form Ikoma District)
• March 29, 1896 Hirose (広瀬郡) and Katsuge (葛下郡) Districts, Nara (Merged to form Kitakatsuragi District)
• March 29, 1896 Katsujō (葛上郡) and Oshimi (忍海郡) Districts, Nara (Merged to form Minamikatsuragi District)
• March 29, 1896 Shikijō (式上郡), Shikige (式下郡), and Toichi (十市郡) Districts, Nara (Merged to form Shiki District)
• March 29, 1896 Ōmi (邑美郡), Hōmi (法美郡), and Iwai (岩井郡) Districts, Tottori (Merged to form Iwami District)
• March 29, 1896 Yakami (八上郡), Hattō (八東郡), and Chizu (智頭郡) Districts, Tottori (Merged to form Yazu District)
• March 29, 1896 Takakusa (高草郡) and Keta (気多郡) Districts, Tottori ([[Merged to form Ketaka District)
• March 29, 1896 Kawamura (河村郡), Kume (久米郡), and Yabase (八橋郡) Districts, Tottori (Merged to form Tōhaku District)
• March 29, 1896 Aseri (汗入郡) and Aimi (会見郡) Districts, Tottori (Merged to form Saihaku District)
• March 29, 1896 Minamimorokata (南諸県郡) and Higashisoo (東囎唹郡) Districts, Kagoshima (Merged to form Soo District)
• March 29, 1896 Kuwabara (桑原郡) and Nishisoo (西囎唹郡), Kagoshima (Merged into Aira District)
• March 29, 1896 Minamiōsumi District (南大隅郡), Kagoshima (Merged into Kimotsuki District)
• March 29, 1896 Gomu District (馭謨郡), Kagoshima (Merged into Kumage District)
• March 29, 1896 Hishikari District (菱刈郡) in Osumi and Kitaisa District (北伊佐郡) in Satsuma, Kagoshima (Merged to form Isa District)
• March 29, 1896 Minamiisa (南伊佐郡), Koshikijima (甑島郡), and Taki (高城郡) Districts, Kagoshima (Merged into Satsuma District)
• March 29, 1896 Ata District (阿多郡), Kagoshima (Merged into Hioki District)
• March 29, 1896 Kiire District (給黎郡), Kagoshima (Split and merged into Kawanabe and Ibusuki Districts)
• March 29, 1896 Ei District (頴娃郡), Kagoshima (Merged along with parts of Kiire District into Ibusuki District)
• March 29, 1896 Taniyama (谿山郡) and Kitaōsumi (北大隅郡) Districts, Kagoshima (Merged into Kagoshima District)
• April 1, 1896 Uda (宇多郡) and Namekata (行方郡) Districts, Fukushima (Merged to form Sōma District)
• April 1, 1896 Shineha (標葉郡) and Naraha (楢葉郡) Districts, Fukushima (Merged to form Futaba District)
• April 1, 1896 Iwaki (磐城郡), Iwasaki (磐前郡), and Kikuta (菊多郡) Districts, Fukushima (Merged to form Iwaki District)
• April 1, 1896 Yanada District (梁田郡), Tochigi (Merged into Ashikaga District)
• April 1, 1896 Sai (佐位郡) and Nawa (那波郡) Districts, Gunma (Merged to form Sawa District)
• April 1, 1896 Kitaseta District (北勢多郡), Gunma (Merged into Tone District)
• April 1, 1896 Minamiseta (南勢多郡) and Higashigunma (東群馬郡) Districts, Gunma (Merged to form Seta District)
• April 1, 1896 Kataoka (片岡郡) and Nishigunma (西群馬郡) Districts, Gunma (Merged to form Gunma District)
• April 1, 1896 Tago (多胡郡), Midono (緑野郡), and Minamikanra (南甘楽郡) Districts, Gunma (Merged to form Tano District)
• April 1, 1896 Minamitoshima (南豊島郡) and Higashitama (東多摩郡), Tokyo (Merged to form Toyotama District)
• April 1, 1896 Sawata (雑太郡), Kamo (賀茂郡), and Hamochi (羽茂郡) Districts, Niigata (Merged to form Sado District)
• April 1, 1896 Kimisawa District (君沢郡), Shizuoka (Merged with Tagata District and parts of Kamo District to form Tagata District)
• April 1, 1896 Naka District (那賀郡), Shizuoka (Merged with parts of Kamo District to form Kamo District)
• April 1, 1896 Udo District (有渡郡), Shizuoka (Merged into Abe District)
• April 1, 1896 Mashizu District (益津郡), Shizuoka (Merged into Shida District)
• April 1, 1896 Saya (佐野郡) and Kitō (城東郡) Districts, Shizuoka (Merged to form Ogasa District)
• April 1, 1896 Toyoda District (豊田郡), Shizuoka (Merged into Iwata District)
• April 1, 1896 Yamana District (山名郡), Shizuoka (Merged into Iwata District)
• April 1, 1896 Fuchi (敷知郡) and Nagakami (長上郡) Districts, Shizuoka (Merged into Hamana District)
• April 1, 1896 Aratama District (麁玉郡), Shizuoka (Merged into Inasa District)
• April 1, 1896 Teshima (豊島郡) and Nose (能勢郡) Districts, Osaka (Merged to form Toyono District)
• April 1, 1896 Shimakami (島上郡) and Shimashimo (島下郡) Districts, Osaka (Merged to form Mishima District)
• April 1, 1896 Sumiyoshi District (住吉郡), Osaka (Merged into Higashinari District)
• April 1, 1896 Katano (交野郡), Matta (茨田郡), and Sasara (讃良郡) Districts, Osaka (Merged to form Kitakawachi District)
• April 1, 1896 Shiki District (志紀郡), Osaka (Split and merged into Nakakawachi and Minamikawachi Districts)
• April 1, 1896 Wakae (若江郡), Shibukawa (渋川郡), Kawachi (河内郡), Takayasu (高安郡), Ōgata (大県郡), and Tanboku (丹北郡) Districts, Osaka (Merged along with parts of Shiki District (三木本村) to form Nakakawachi District)
• April 1, 1896 Ishikawa (石川郡), Nishigori (錦部郡), Yakami (八上郡), Furuichi (古市郡), Asukabe (安宿部郡), and Tannan Districts, Osaka (Merged along with most of Shiki District (excluding the village of 三木本) to form Minamikawachi District)
• April 1, 1896 Ōtori (大鳥郡) and Izumi (和泉郡) Districts, Osaka (Merged to form Senboku District)
• April 1, 1896 Minami (南郡) and Hine (日根郡) Districts, Osaka (Merged to form Sennan District)
• April 1, 1896 Keta (気多郡) and Mikumi (美含郡) Districts, Hyōgo (Merged into Kinosaki District)
• April 1, 1896 Ubara (菟原郡) and Yatabe (八部郡) Districts, Hyōgo (Merged into Muko District)
• April 1, 1896 Futakata (二方郡) and Shitsumi (七美郡) Districts, Hyōgo (Merged to form Mikata District)
• April 1, 1896 Ittō (揖東郡) and Issai District, Hyōgo (揖西郡) Districts, Hyōgo (Merged to form Ibo District)
• April 1, 1896 Jintō (神東郡) and Jinsai (神西郡) Districts, Hyōgo (Merged to form Kanzaki District)
• April 1, 1896 Shikitō (飾東郡) and Shikisai (飾西郡) Districts, Hyōgo (Merged to form Shikama District)
• April 1, 1896 Ama (海部郡) and Nagusa (名草郡) Districts, Wakayama (Merged to form Kaisō District)
• April 1, 1896 Shimane (島根郡), Aika (秋鹿郡), and Ou (意宇郡) Districts, Shimane (Merged to form Yatsuka District)
• April 1, 1896 Izumo (出雲郡), Tatenui (楯縫郡), and Kando (神門郡) Districts, Shimane (Merged to form Hikawa District)
• April 1, 1896 Mishima District (見島郡), Yamaguchi (Merged into Abu District)
• April 1, 1896 Ishida District (石田郡), Nagasaki (Merged into Iki District)
• April 1, 1896 Akita (飽田郡) and Takuma (託麻郡) Districts, Kumamoto (Merged to form Hōtaku District)
• April 1, 1896 Yamaga (山鹿郡) and Yamamoto (山本郡) Districts, Kumamoto (Merged to form Kamoto District)
• April 1, 1896 Gōshi District (合志郡), Kumamoto (Merged into Kikuchi District)
• April 1, 1896 Kitanaka District (北那珂郡), Miyazaki (Merged into Miyazaki District)
• April 18, 1896 Nakashima (中島郡) and Haguri (羽栗郡) Districts, Gifu (Merged to form Hashima District)
• April 18, 1896 Taki District (多芸郡), Gifu (Split and merged into Yōrō and Anpachi Districts]])
• April 18, 1896 Kamiishizu District (上石津郡), Gifu (Merged with parts of Tagi District to form Yōrō District)
• April 18, 1896 Kaisai (海西郡) and Shimoishizu (下石津郡) Districts, Gifu (Merged with parts of Anpachi District to form Kaizu District)
• April 18, 1896 Kakami (各務郡) and Atsumi (厚見郡) Districts, Gifu (Merged with parts of Katagata District to form Inaba District)
• April 18, 1896 Katagata District (方県郡), Gifu (Split and became part of Inaba, Motosu, and Yamagata Districts)
• April 18, 1896 Mushiroda District (席田郡), Gifu (Merged with Motosu District, parts of Katagata District, and parts of Ōno District to form Motosu District)
• April 18, 1896 Ōno District (大野郡), Gifu (Split and became part of Motosu and Ibi Districts)
• April 18, 1896 Ikeda District (池田郡), Gifu (Merged with parts of Ōno District to form Ibi District)
• April 18, 1896 Shūfu (周布郡) and Kuwamura (桑村郡) Districts, Ehime (Merged to form Shūsō District)
• April 18, 1896 Noma District (野間郡), Ehime (Merged into Ochi District)
• April 18, 1896 Kazahaya (風早郡), Wake (和気郡), and Kume (久米郡) Districts, Ehime (Merged along with parts of Shimonukena District into Onsen District)
• April 18, 1896 Shimoukena District (下浮穴郡), Ehime (Split and merged into parts of Onsen and Iyo Districts)