Yeongdeok 영덕 | |
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Town | |
Korean transcription(s) | |
• Hangul | 영덕읍 |
• Hanja | 盈德邑 |
• Revised Romanization | Yeongdeogeup |
• McCune–Reischauer | Yŏngdŏgŭp |
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Country | South Korea |
Province | North Gyeongsang |
County | Yeongdeok County |
Administrative divisions | 17 beopjeongni, 27 hangjeongni and 179 ban |
Area | |
• Total | 66.072 km2 (25.511 sq mi) |
Population (2011.12) | |
• Total | 11,145 |
• Density | 170/km2 (440/sq mi) |
Website | Yeongdeok Town |
Yeongdeok is a town, or eup in Yeongdeok County, North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea. The township Yeongdeok-myeon was upgraded to the town Yeongdeok-eup in 1979. Yeongdeok County Office is located in Namseok-ri and Yeongdeok Town Office is in Ugok-ri, which are crowded with people.
Yeongdeok-eup is divided into 17 villages ( ri ). [1]
Hangul | Hanja | |
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Gumi-ri | 구미리 | 九美里 |
Hwagae-ri | 화개리 | 華開里 |
Namseok-ri | 남석리 | 南石里 |
Deokgok-ri | 덕곡리 | 德谷里 |
Cheonjeon-ri | 천전리 | 川前里 |
Namsan-ri | 남산리 | 南山里 |
Ugok-ri | 우곡리 | 右谷里 |
Hwasu-ri | 화수리 | 華水里 |
Samgye-ri | 삼계리 | 三溪里 |
Maejeong-ri | 매정리 | 梅亭里 |
Seok-ri | 석리 | 石里 |
Nomul-ri | 노물리 | 老勿里 |
Obo-ri | 오보리 | 烏保里 |
Daetan-ri | 대탄리 | 大灘里 |
Daebu-ri | 대부리 | 大夫里 |
Changpo-ri | 창포리 | 菖浦里 |
Hwacheon-ri | 화천리 | 華川里 |
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