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| Yulha-dong | |
| Hangul | 율하동 |
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| Revised Romanization | Yulha-dong |
| McCune–Reischauer | Yurha-dong |
Yulha-dong is a dong in Dong District,Daegu,South Korea. Its name literally means "beneath the chestnut tree." It lies just north of the Geumho River. Yulha-dong is the legal dong;its boundaries coincide with the administrative entity Ansim 1-dong.
Singi station and Yulha station on Daegu Metro Line 1 are located in Yulha-dong. A shrine to Seven Year War commemorate hero Choe Eung-dam is also located there.
35°51′54″N128°41′37″E / 35.86497°N 128.69354°E
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