| Provincial-level subdivisions of |
| South Korea |
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| Provinces |
| Cities |
Incheon is divided into 8 districts("gu") and 2 counties ("gun").
| Provincial-level subdivisions of |
| South Korea |
|---|
| Provinces |
| Cities |
Incheon is divided into 8 districts("gu") and 2 counties ("gun").
Districts with population data from 2015:
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| Name | Hangul | Hanja | Population (2015) [1] | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| — Districts — | ||||
| Bupyeong-gu | 부평구 | 富平區 | 548,461 | |
| Dong-gu | 동구 | 東區 | 71,054 | |
| Gyeyang-gu | 계양구 | 桂陽區 | 327,311 | |
| Jung-gu | 중구 | 中區 | 112,910 | |
| Michuhol-gu | 미추홀(구:남구) | 彌鄒忽區 | 405,746 | |
| Namdong-gu | 남동구 | 南洞區 | 527,324 | |
| Seo-gu | 서구 | 西區 | 499,540 | |
| Yeonsu-gu | 연수구 | 延壽區 | 317,172 | |
| — Counties — | ||||
| Ganghwa-gun | 강화군 | 江華郡 | 62,291 | |
| Ongjin-gun | 옹진군 | 甕津郡 | 18,642 | |
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