Cheonan National Technical College

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Cheonan National Technical College
TypePublic
Active1973–2005 (2005)
Academic staff
90
Location, ,
36°51′01″N127°09′00″E / 36.85027°N 127.15003°E / 36.85027; 127.15003
Website https://web.archive.org/web/20041229165240/http://www.cntc.ac.kr/
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