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Jungnang-gu

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Jungnang-gu
Location within Seoul.
Korean name
Hangul	중랑구
Hanja	中浪區
Revised Romanization	Jungnang-gu
McCune–Reischauer	Chungnang ku
Statistics
Area	18.50 km2 (7.14 sq mi)
Population	440,863
Population density	23,830.4 /km2 (61,720 /sq mi)
Administrative divisions	20 administrative dong

Jungnang-gu is one of the 25 gu, or districts, of Seoul, South Korea. It is located on the north side of the Han River.^[1]

The mayor of this district is Byungkwon MOON(문병권) since his election in July 2006.

Contents 1 Administrative divisions 2 Transportation 2.1 Railroad 3 Sister Cities 4 See also 5 References 6 External links

Administrative divisions

• Junghwa-dong (중화동 中和洞) 1, 2
• Mangu-dong (망우동 忘憂洞) 3, bondong(1 and 2 are combined in Jan. of 2008)
• Muk-dong (묵동 墨洞) 1, 2
• Myeonmok-dong (면목동 面牧洞) 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, bondong(1 and 6 are combined in Jan. of 2008)
• Sangbong-dong (상봉동 上鳳洞) 1, 2
• Sinnae-dong (신내동 新內洞) 1, 2

Transportation

Railroad

• KORAIL

• Jungang Line

(Dongdaemun-gu) ← Jungnang — Mangu — Yangwon → (City of Guri)

• Seoul Metropolitan Rapid Transit Corporation

• Seoul Subway Line 6

(Nowon-gu) ← Bonghwasan

• Seoul Subway Line 7

(Nowon-gu) ← Meokgol — Junghwa — Sangbong — Myeonmok — Sagajeong — Yongmasan → (Gwangjin-gu)

Sister Cities

• Cheongwen, China

See also

• Administrative divisions of South Korea

References

External links

Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Jungnang-gu, Seoul

• Official site

v • d • e Administrative Divisions (Dong) of Jungnang-gu Neighborhoods Junghwa-dong · Mangu-dong · Muk-dong · Myeonmok-dong · Sangbong-dong · Sinnae-dong See Also Administrative Divisions of South Korea · Gu of Seoul

v • d • e Districts of Seoul Dobong-gu · Dongdaemun-gu · Dongjak-gu · Eunpyeong-gu · Gangbuk-gu · Gangdong-gu · Gangnam-gu · Gangseo-gu · Geumcheon-gu · Guro-gu · Gwanak-gu · Gwangjin-gu · Jongno-gu · Jung-gu · Jungnang-gu · Mapo-gu · Nowon-gu · Songpa-gu  · Seocho-gu · Seodaemun-gu · Seongbuk-gu · Seongdong-gu · Yangcheon-gu · Yeongdeungpo-gu · Yongsan-gu

v • d • e Metropolitan cities of South Korea Special city Seoul (Dobong · Dongdaemun · Dongjak · Eunpyeong · Gangbuk · Gangdong · Gangnam · Gangseo · Geumcheon · Guro · Gwanak · Gwangjin · Jongno · Jung · Jungnang · Mapo · Nowon · Seocho · Seodaemun · Seongbuk · Seongdong · Songpa · Yangcheon · Yeongdeungpo · Yongsan) Metropolitan cities Busan · Daegu · Daejeon · Gwangju · Incheon · Ulsan Provincial capitals (not included above) Changwon · Cheongju · Chuncheon · Jeju City · Jeonju · Muan · Suwon Cities (not included above) Andong · Ansan · Anseong · Anyang · Asan · Boryeong · Bucheon · Cheonan · Chungju · Dongducheon · Donghae · Gangneung · Geoje · Gimcheon · Gimhae · Gimje · Gimpo · Gongju · Goyang · Gumi · Gunpo · Guri · Gunsan · Gwacheon · Gwangju · Gwangmyeong · Gwangyang · Gyeongju · Gyeongsan · Gyeryong · Hanam · Hwaseong · Icheon · Iksan · Jecheon · Jeongeup · Jinhae · Jinju · Masan · Miryang · Mungyeong · Namwon · Namyangju · Naju · Nonsan · Osan · Paju · Pohang · Pocheon · Pyeongtaek · Sacheon · Samcheok · Sangju · Seogwipo · Seongnam · Seosan · Siheung · Sokcho · Suncheon · Taebaek · Tongyeong · Uijeongbu · Uiwang · Wonju · Yangju · Yangsan · Yeongcheon · Yeongju · Yeosu · Yongin

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