List of Gaon Album Chart number ones of 2019

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The Gaon Album Chart is a South Korean record chart that ranks the best-selling albums and EPs in South Korea. It is part of the Gaon Music Chart, which launched in February 2010. [1] The data is compiled by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Music Content Industry Association based upon weekly/monthly physical album sales by six major South Korean distributors: Kakao M, SM Entertainment, Sony Music Korea, Warner Music Korea, Universal Music and Stone Music Entertainment. [2]

Contents

Weekly charts

Week ending dateAlbumArtistRef.
January 5 1¹¹=1 (Power of Destiny) Wanna One [3]
January 12 The New Kids iKon [4]
January 19 All Light Astro [5]
January 26 You Made My Dawn Seventeen [6]
February 2 [7]
February 9 [8]
February 16 Want Taemin [9]
February 23 Take.2 We Are Here Monsta X [10]
March 2 My Moment Ha Sung-woon [11]
March 9 The Dream Chapter: Star TXT [12]
March 16 White Wind Mamamoo [13]
March 23Take.2 We Are HereMonsta X [14]
March 30 Clé 1: Miroh Stray Kids [15]
April 6 Heart*Iz Iz One [16]
April 13 Map of the Soul: Persona BTS [17]
April 20 [18]
April 27 [19]
May 4Happily Ever After NU'EST [20]
May 11 [21]
May 18 We Winner [22]
May 25 Spinning Top Got7 [23]
June 1 We Are Superhuman NCT 127 [24]
June 8 For the Summer Cosmic Girls [25]
June 15True Colors U-Know [26]
June 22 The ReVe Festival: Day 1 Red Velvet [27]
June 29 BTS World: Original Soundtrack BTS [28]
July 6 Fever Season GFriend [29]
July 13 City Lights Baekhyun [30]
July 20 The Book of Us: Gravity Day6 [31]
July 27 What a Life Exo-SC [32]
August 3 Color on Me Kang Daniel [33]
August 10 [34]
August 17 We Boom NCT Dream [35]
August 24 The ReVe Festival: Day 2 Red Velvet [36]
August 31 Emergency: Quantum Leap X1 [37]
September 7 [38]
September 14 [39]
September 21 An Ode Seventeen [40]
September 28 Feel Special Twice [41]
October 5 Dear My Dear Chen [42]
October 12 Treasure EP.Fin: All to Action Ateez [43]
October 19 Time_Slip Super Junior [44]
October 26 The Dream Chapter: Magic TXT [45]
November 2 Follow: Find You Monsta X [46]
November 9 Call My Name Got7 [47]
November 16 Reality in Black Mamamoo [48]
November 23 Love Poem IU [49]
November 30 Obsession Exo [50]
December 7 [51]
December 14Clé: LevanterStray Kids [52]
December 21 [53]
December 28 The ReVe Festival: Finale Red Velvet [54]

Monthly charts

MonthAlbumArtistSalesRef.
JanuaryYou Made My DawnSeventeen404,783 [55]
FebruaryTake.2 We Are HereMonsta X174,371 [56]
MarchThe Dream Chapter: StarTXT145,098 [57]
AprilMap of the Soul: PersonaBTS3,229,032 [58]
MaySpinning TopGot7252,826 [59]
JuneBTS World: Original SoundtrackBTS498,455 [60]
JulyCity LightsBaekhyun508,321 [61]
AugustEmergency: Quantum LeapX1405,102 [62]
SeptemberAn OdeSeventeen796,134 [63]
OctoberTime_SlipSuper Junior365,751 [64]
NovemberObsessionExo563,805 [65]
December202,489 [66]

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