Chuncheon Baseball Stadium

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Chuncheon Baseball Stadium
Chuncheon Baseball Stadium
LocationSongam-dong, Chuncheon, South Korea
Coordinates 37°51′12″N127°41′24″E / 37.85329°N 127.68995°E / 37.85329; 127.68995
Owner Chuncheon
Capacity 10,000
Field sizeLeft Field - 95 m
Center Field - 120 m
Right Field - 95 m
SurfaceGrass
Opened2004
Tenants
Sammi Superstars (KBO) (1982-1985), Chungbo Pintos (KBO) (1985-1987)


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