Sugito

Sugito is a town situated in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. Starting at 1 February 2016, the town had an expected populace of 45,459, and a populace thickness of 1510 people for each km². Its absolute territory is 30.03 square kilometers. Sugito is situated in far eastern Saitama Prefecture, amidst the Kanto Plain, with a normal height of 15 meters above ocean level. Slopes in the Kanto Plain remain on Tertiary strata and rise higher than encompassing levels, exemplified by the Sayama Hills and Tama Hills, regularly, undulating somewhere in the range of 100 and 200 m above ocean level. Slopes situated at the western edge of the Kantō Plain, the Hiki Hills, Koma Hills, Kusahana Hills, and Kaji Hills, likewise achieve around 200 m above ocean level.

The Edo River moves through the town. Sugito-shuku created as a post station on the Oshu Kaido and the Nikko Kaido from the Kamakura time frame through the Edo time frame. The town of Sugito was made inside Kitakatsushika District, Saitama with the foundation of the regions framework on April 1, 1889. In February 1955, the town extended by adding the neighboring towns of Tamiya, Takano, and Teigo. The economy of Sugito is for the most part agrarian, with rice, cucumbers, eggplant, onion, Chinese cabbage and wheat among the real harvests.