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South Korea is made up of 17 first-tier administrative divisions: 6 metropolitan cities (gwangyeoksi 광역시/廣域市), 1 special city (teukbyeolsi 특별시/特別市), 1 special self-governing city (teukbyeol-jachisi 특별자치시/特別自治市), and 9 provinces (do 도/道), including one special self-governing province (teukbyeol jachido 특별자치도/特別自治道).^[1][2] These are further subdivided into a variety of smaller entities, including cities (si 시/市), counties (gun 군/郡), districts (gu 구/區), towns (eup 읍/邑), townships (myeon 면/面), neighborhoods (dong 동/洞) and villages (ri 리/里).^[3]

• 1Local government
• 2Provincial-level divisions
• 3Municipal-level divisions
  • 3.1Si (city)
  • 3.2Gun (county)
  • 3.3Gu (district)
• 4Submunicipal level divisions
  • 4.1Eup (town)
  • 4.2Myeon (township)
  • 4.3Dong (neighborhood)
  • 4.4Ri (village)
• 5History
• 6See also
• 7References
• 8External links

Local government

Official Revised Romanization of Korean spellings are used

Notlar: ¹ 2017 yılı itibarıyla; ² km²; ³ /km²

• Seul
• Busan
• İncheon
• Daegu
• Daejeon
• Gwangju
• Suwon
• Ulsan
• Changwon
• Goyang
• Yongin
• Seongnam
• Bucheon
• Cheongju
• Ansan
• Namyangju
• Jeonju
• Hwaseong
• Cheonan
• Anyang

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daehanmingug, andong, ansan, anseong, asan, bolyeong, bucheon, busan, busandaegu, busandaegu daegu, chang-won, cheon-an, cheongjin, cheongju, chuncheon, chungbug, chungbugchungnam, chungcheongbugdo, chungju, chungnam, daegu , daegu daejeon, daejeon, daejeon daejeon-inju, daejeon-inju, dangjin, dongducheon, donghae, gaeseong, gang-won, gangleung, geoje, gimcheon, gimje, gimpogongju, goyang, gulli, gumi, gunpo, gunsan, gwacheon, gwang-yang , gwangju, gwangmyeong, gyelyongnam, gyeong-gi, gyeongbug, gyeongju, gyeongnam, gyeongnam jeju jeonbug, gyeongsan, gyeongsangbugdo, gyeongseong, haeju, hamgyeongbugdo, hamgyeongnamdo, hwanghaehamheung, icheon, igsan, illi, incheon, jecheon, jeju, jeonbug, jeong- eub, jeonju, jeonnamdo, jeonnam, jeonnambusan, jinhae, jinju, jinnampo, masan, mil-yang, mogpo, mungyeong, najin, naju, nam-wonnam-yangju, cheon-an, nonsan, osan, pyeong-anbugdo, pyeong-annamdo , pyeong-yang, pyeongtaeg, sacheon, salliwon, samcheog, sangju, sejong, seogwipo, seongjin, seongnam, seo san, seoul, siheung, sin-uiju, sogcho, soglim, songjeong, songtan, suncheon, suwon, tong-yeong, uijeongbu, uiwang, ulsan, wonju, wonsan, yongcheon, yangju, yangsan, yeocheon, yeoju, yeongju, yeosu , yong-in

This list is a list of cities in South Korea . Seoul , the capital of the country, has special city (특별시 teukbyeolsi ) status, while the other six major cities have metropolitan city (광역시 gwangyeoksi ) status. Other smaller cities are called si (시).

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As of 2017, there are 85 cities in South Korea.Notes

• The name “Seoul” is not of hanja origin. The official Chinese translation is written as 首爾/首尔, a transcription based on the “Seoul” pronunciation, but 漢城/汉城 is frequently used. In addition, the character gyeong (京) is used, which means “capital”.
• On August 16, 1946, Seoul was declared a “Special Independent City” ( Teukbyeol-jayusi; 한국자유시; 特別自由市) from Gyeonggi Province; On August 15, 1949, it became a “Private City”.

Notes: ¹ As of 2017; ² km²; ³ /km²

• Alone
• Busan
• İncheon
• Daegu
• Daejeon
• Gwangju
• Suwon
• Ulsan
• Changwon
• Shake
• Fire
• Seongnam
• Bucheon
• Cheongju
• Then
• Namyangju
• Jeonju
• Hwaseong
• Cheonan
• That’s it

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Old cities [ edit | change source ]

Cities claimed by the Committee of Five North Korean Provinces [ edit | change source ]

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Administrative divisions of South Korea § Five Northern Provinces

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