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Super rare3,240
Gamagōri蒲郡市
- Hospitals18+509
- Universities3+260
- Train stations23+192
- Stadiums5+179
Gamagōri 蒲郡市
Gamagōri is a super rare Terradex card in Japan, score 3,240: hospitals (18), universities (3), train stations (23). Collect it by opening boosters.
At a glance
- Rarity
- Super rare
- Score
- 3,240
- Country
- Japan
- Booster pack
- Asia
- Coordinates
- 34.830, 137.216
Features
| Hospitals | 18 | +509 |
| Universities | 3 | +260 |
| Train stations | 23 | +192 |
| Stadiums | 5 | +179 |
| Schools | 107 | +103 |
| Railways | 159.6 km | +101 |
| Motorways | 41.1 km | +96 |
| Museums | 9 | +90 |
| Harbours | 2 | +85 |
| Theme parks and zoos | 2 | +85 |
| Police | 27 | +78 |
| Dams | 8 | +71 |
| Colleges | 3 | +69 |
| Power plants | 5 | +67 |
| Parks | 251 | +63 |
| Shopping centres | 6 | +61 |
| Castles | 2 | +57 |
| Lighthouses | 5 | +56 |
| Marinas | 6 | +49 |
| Places of worship | 149 | +49 |
| Beaches | 32 | +45 |
| Buildings | 22,623 | +45 |
| Hotels | 19 | +44 |
| Theatres | 3 | +43 |
| Secondary roads | 192.1 km | +42 |
| Main roads | 66.9 km | +41 |
| Industrial areas | 177 | +40 |
| Fire stations | 12 | +35 |
| Ferry terminals | 3 | +35 |
| Shops | 260 | +32 |
| Libraries | 7 | +32 |
| Rivers | 245.2 km | +31 |
| Attractions | 4 | +30 |
| Sports centres | 14 | +30 |
| Residential streets | 856.9 km | +29 |
| Coastlines | 92.1 km | +29 |
| Golf courses | 2 | +28 |
| Nurseries and kindergartens | 73 | +26 |
| Post offices | 34 | +23 |
| Peaks | 21 | +23 |
| Restaurants | 57 | +23 |
| Retail areas | 49 | +21 |
| Supermarkets | 25 | +20 |
| Forests | 376 | +19 |
| Petrol stations | 38 | +18 |
| Bodies of water | 316 | +18 |
| Pharmacies | 18 | +17 |
| Cinemas | 1 | +15 |
| Banks | 25 | +15 |
| Viewpoints | 14 | +15 |
| Residential areas | 198 | +14 |
| Cafés and bars | 46 | +14 |
| Car parks | 682 | +13 |
| Playgrounds | 54 | +7 |
| Commercial areas | 5 | +7 |
| Cycle paths | 1.4 km | +1 |
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