Administrative divisions of Dobong District

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There are 4 dong in Dobong-gu.

List by population and area

NamePopulationAreaPopulation Density
Banghak-dong 89,8554.07 km² (1.57 sq mi)22,077 /km² (57,180 /sq mi)
Dobong-dong 56,9909.55 km² (3.7 sq mi)5,697 /km² (15,402 /sq mi)
Chang-dong 136,8984.35 km² (1.68 sq mi)31,471 /km² (81,509 /sq mi)
Ssangmun-dong 84,8932.81 km² (1.08 sq mi)30,211 /km² (78,246 /sq mi)

General information

NameSub-divisionsPoints of interestImageLocationDescription
Banghak-dong
  • Banghak 1-dong
  • Banghak 2-dong
  • Banghak 3-dong
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Chang-dong
  • Chang 1-dong
  • Chang 2-dong
  • Chang 3-dong
  • Chang 4-dong
  • Chang 5-dong
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Dobong-dong
  • Dobong 1-dong
  • Dobong 2-dong
Dobong-dong.png
Ssangmun-dong
  • Ssangmun 1-dong
  • Ssangmun 2-dong
  • Ssangmun 3-dong
  • Ssangmun 4-dong
Ssangmun-dong.GIF

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