Uichang-gu

1 35.26°, 128.63°
About location

Built around a state-planned industrial complex, Changwon grew into one of South Korea’s principal manufacturing cities. The urban core in Uichang-gu is arranged around broad multi-lane boulevards and major junctions such as Dogye Square, reflecting modern planning rather than the tighter street pattern of an older port. Changwon stands in southern Gyeongsangnam-do, with Masan Bay opening toward the Korea Strait and wooded hills shaping much of its inland edge. Since 2010 it has incorporated the former cities of Masan and Jinhae, creating a large municipality of industrial districts, port areas and residential neighbourhoods. Jinhae, now part of Changwon, is known nationally for its annual Gunhangje cherry blossom festival.

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