South Korea cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV,SQL,XML,JSON formats

South_Korea
South Korea
CSV, SQL, XML, JSON

Last update : 15 January 2025.

Country
South Korea
Capitale
Seoul
Number of cities
58158
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This is the best list of 58158 cities in the South Korea available in 4 formats ( CSV, Json, SQL, XML ). We have cleaned up the Geoname database to leave only the towns, capitals and villages. All are all associated with regions and sub-regions (where available).

Each file contains the following data: Geoname_ID, City, Alternate_Name, Country_Code, Region, Sub_region, Latitude, Longitude, Elevation, Population, Timezone, Fcode_Name. See the FAQ below for a detailed explanation.

Here is an example of the data from the South Korea file that you are going to retrieve. The data is displayed here in the form of a table:


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
6793854Chungch’amyŏnChungch’amyon,Chungch’amyŏn,jungchamyeon,중차면KRGangwon-doWonju-si37.3654127.89610Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11255217BangjimiBangjimi,bangjimi,방지미KRGyeongsangbuk-doYecheon-gun36.66126128.565460Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1882284TapdunjiT’aptunji,Tapdunji,T’aptunji,tabdunji,탑둔지KRGangwon-doHwacheon-gun38.09837127.707530Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6889001YokgolYok-kol,Yokgol,yoggol,욕골KRDaejeonDaedeok-gu36.41479127.439740Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1837026Sinhung-dongCharaji,Noraji,Sinhung-dongKRJeollanam-doSinan-gun34.9126.083330Asia/Seoulpopulated place
9184811GeummalGeummal,geummal,금말KRNorth ChungcheongJecheon-si36.97556128.21530Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6797998Yŏnae-golYonae-gol,Yŏnae-gol,yeon-aegol,연애골KRGangwon-doYeongwol-gun37.1529128.84610Asia/Seoulpopulated place
12001885SinheungchonSinheungchon,sinheungchon,신흥촌KRJeollabuk-doJeongeup-si35.57558126.883720Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1890109Ukkŏ-riUkko-ri,Ukkŏ-ri,usgeoli,웃거리KRGangwon-doHoengseong-gun37.42154128.163810Asia/Seoulpopulated place
10910163SinsamgeoriSinsamgeori,sinsamgeoli,신삼거리KRChungcheongnam-doNonsan-si36.2095127.150090Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6888989EumjigatjeomEumjigatjeom,Umjigatchom,eumjigasjeom,Ŭmjigatchŏm,음지갓점KRDaejeonDong-gu36.3982127.470180Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1895119NamjeongNamjeong,Namjong,Namjong-dong,Namjŏng,Namjŏng-dong,namjeong,남정KRGyeongsangbuk-doYeongdeok-gun36.34445129.363110Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11745540chudorichudoli,chudori,추도리KRJeollanam-doYeongam-gun34.81164126.711310Asia/Seoulpopulated place
9130154KkoldusalKkoldusal,kkoldusal,꼴두살KRNorth ChungcheongDanyang-gun37.07678128.353920Asia/Seoulpopulated place
12020811SugokdongSugokdong,sugogdong,수곡동KRJeollabuk-doJeonju-si35.843127.186420Asia/Seoulpopulated place
10937546SongchonSongchon,songchon,송촌KRDaejeonDong-gu36.25526127.478310Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6799638MugeundongMugeundong,Naemugun-dong,Naemugŭn-dong,Oemugun-dong,Oemugŭn-dong,mug-eundong,naemug-eundong,oemug-eundong,내묵은동,묵은동,외묵은동KRGyeonggi-doYangju-si37.85187127.037180Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1841199Midong-golMi-dong,Midong-gol,midong-gol,미동골KRChungcheongnam-doCheongyang-gun36.55126.84210Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6876572HaepyeongHaep’yong,Haepyeong,Haep’yŏng,haepyeong,해평KRJeollabuk-doImsil-gun35.61549127.296590Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6891699SangnimSangnim,sanglim,상림KRNorth ChungcheongYeongdong-gun36.1598127.90510Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11254600MotdwiMotdwi,mosdwi,못뒤KRGyeongsangbuk-doYecheon-gun36.62559128.437850Asia/Seoulpopulated place
12063348SeongdangSeongdang,seongdang,성당KRChungcheongnam-doBoryeong-si36.45227126.638360Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1834273TonggwanŭmTonggwanum,Tonggwanum-ni,Tonggwanŭm,Tonggwanŭm-ni,dong-gwan-eum,동관음KRGyeongsangbuk-doSangju-si36.4902127.89520Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11909411SadongSadong,sadong,사동KRJeollanam-doJangseong-gun35.38964126.787950Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1988729SangdeokSangdeok,Sangdok,Sangdŏk,sangdeog,상덕KRGangwon-doInje-gun38.08011128.239870Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11035320OmongnaeOmongnae,omognae,오목내KRGyeongsangbuk-doGyeongsan-si35.84892128.764060Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6884884JangyeongokChangyon,Changyŏn,Jangyeongok,jang-yeon,jang-yeongog,장연,장연곡KRNorth ChungcheongOkcheon-gun36.35019127.761350Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6575732Ma-golMa-gol,magol,마골KRGyeonggi-doYongin-si37.11583127.187220Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6876380DumusilDumusil,Tumusil,dumusil,두무실KRJeollabuk-doImsil-gun35.70972127.265290Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11169721SeongsanSeongsan,seongsan,성산KRJeollanam-doJangseong-gun35.26251126.696910Asia/Seoulpopulated place
10941197PibatgolPibatgol,pibatgol,피밭골KRGyeongsangbuk-doGunwi-gun36.13659128.716080Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6900396Unp’oUnp’o,Unp’o,unpo,운포KRGyeongsangbuk-doSeongju-gun35.94892128.257940Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1843542InjeInje,Injeup,Injeŭp,Rintei,inje,인제KRGangwon-doInje-gun38.06556128.173060Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6795932Pinaesŏk-kolPinaesok-kol,Pinaesŏk-kol,binaeseoggol,비내석골KRGangwon-doPyeongchang-gun37.4241128.27810Asia/Seoulpopulated place
10367281GeureoksilGeureoksil,geul-eogsil,글억실KRNorth ChungcheongGoesan-gun36.76094127.68230Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1841798Kwangp’oKRGyeongsangnam-doHadong-gun34.96667127.816670Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6895993Taehang-niTaehang-ni,daehyangli,대향리KRJeollabuk-doWanju-gun35.99416127.25880Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1844974ChungnonsilChungnonsil,Tapchung-dongKRGyeongsangbuk-doYeongyang-gun36.51667129.150Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11233572OkgilliOkgilli,oggilli,옥길리KRGyeonggi-doGwangmyeong-si37.4716126.841240Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6904214Sangnyong-dongSangnyong-dong,sanglyongdong,상룡동KRGyeongsangbuk-doGoryeong-gun35.72888128.206230Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11271613YanggwangYanggwang,yang-gwang,양광KRGyeongsangbuk-doAndong-si36.57914128.512440Asia/Seoulpopulated place
12001646JudongJudong,judong,주동KRJeollabuk-doJeongeup-si35.57665126.813860Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1833552UsanUsan,Usan-ni,usan,우산KRJeollanam-doJangheung-gun34.81464126.922080Asia/Seoulpopulated place
9866712YeongjinYeongjin,yeongjin,영진KRGyeonggi-doPocheon-si38.02497127.260090Asia/Seoulpopulated place
9865828YangchonYangchon,yangchon,양촌KRGyeonggi-doYeoncheon-gun38.02906127.10860Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1896855DeoksilDeoksil,Toksil,Tŏksil,deogsil,덕실KRGyeonggi-doYeoju-si37.17993127.663070Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6892913Pae-golPae-gol,baegol,배골KRGyeongsangbuk-doUiseong-gun36.2534128.74340Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6364225ChungsanChungsan,jungsan,중산KRGyeonggi-doGoyang-si37.68361126.722220Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11235529DollaegolDollaegol,dollaegol,돌래골KRGyeonggi-doHwaseong-si37.25509126.719970Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11099815NokdongNokdong,nogdong,녹동KRUlsan35.2931129.08720Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11909438SanggongSanggong,sang-gong,상공KRJeollanam-doJangseong-gun35.41107126.808440Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6813822GolmalGolmal,Kol-mal,golmal,골말KRGyeonggi-doPocheon-si37.9094127.22190Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11171331YongdeokYongdeok,yongdeog,용덕KRGwangjuGwangsan-gu35.19211126.746890Asia/Seoulpopulated place
10814098WinmalWinmal,wismal,윗말KRChungcheongnam-do36.52009127.312930Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1896751SangmagokSangma-gok,Sangmagok,sangmagog,상마곡KRGyeonggi-doYongin-si37.30778127.129720Asia/Seoulpopulated place
9865613GoreungdongGoreungdong,goleungdong,고릉동KRGyeonggi-doYeoncheon-gun38.00998126.864230Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11640838JangsoJangso,jangso,장소KRJeollanam-doHaenam-gun34.67217126.686450Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6879948ŎjŏnOjon,eojeon,Ŏjŏn,어전KRGyeongsangbuk-doGimcheon-si35.97319127.928770Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6896326IbangIbang,ibang,이방KRJeollabuk-doJangsu-gun35.71262127.514040Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6800117Noryangjin-dongNoryangjin-dong,nolyangjindong,노량진동KRSeoulDongjak-gu37.5112126.94020Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11092447GojeokbunGojeokbun,gojeogbun,고적분KRUlsanUlju-gun35.44105129.192360Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6887052NamakNamak,nam-ag,남악KRNorth ChungcheongYeongdong-gun36.0173127.78120Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6811418SinsŏngSinsong,Sinsŏng,sinseong,신성KRChungcheongnam-doAsan-si36.8772126.89880Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6896155SambongniSambongni,sambongli,삼봉리KRJeollabuk-doJinan-gun35.8404127.418590Asia/Seoulpopulated place
12001024OriOri,oli,오리KRJeollabuk-doJeongeup-si35.65155126.940480Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11744713SayanggokSayanggok,sayang-gog,사양곡KRJeollanam-doYeongam-gun34.84724126.644790Asia/Seoulpopulated place
12030337SaemgolSaemgol,saemgol,샘골KRChungcheongnam-doBuyeo-gun36.30724126.939370Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6575885Songbuk-tongSongbuk-dong,Songbuk-tong,songbugdong,송북동KRGyeonggi-doPyeongtaek37.08056127.079720Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6793284Ch’aeunCh’aeun,Ch’aeun,chaeun,채운KRGangwon-doJeongseon-gun37.295128.68640Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6809219Yŏng-malYong-mal,Yŏng-mal,yeogmal,역말KRChungcheongnam-doSeosan-si36.7347126.54130Asia/Seoulpopulated place
12033655GuhapseonGuhapseon,guhabseon,구합선KRChungcheongnam-doNonsan-si36.08584127.117520Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11908959BokhoBokho,bogho,복호KRJeollabuk-doGochang-gun35.40875126.708030Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6274669PyeongchonP’yong-ch’on,Pyeongchon,P’yŏng-ch’on,pyeongchon,평촌KRIncheonGanghwa-gun37.70056126.458610Asia/Seoulpopulated place
12001264HanjeongHanjeong,hanjeong,한정KRJeollabuk-doJeongeup-si35.60519126.985830Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1834611TeoilKigong-ni,T’oil,Teoil,T’ŏil,teoil,터일KRJeollabuk-doMuju-gun36.0149127.71710Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1932576SindeokSindeok,Sindok,Sindŏk,sindeog,신덕KRDaeguDong-gu35.88296128.693270Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6801100Wŏlgogi-dongWolgogi-dong,Wŏlgogi-dong,wolgog2dong,월곡2동KRSeoulSeongbuk-gu37.60159127.043540Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1890520SsangnyongSsangnyong,Ssangnyong-ni,ssanglyong,쌍룡KRGangwon-doYeongwol-gun37.1757128.32730Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6810620Kung-golKung-gol,gung-gol,궁골KRChungcheongnam-doAsan-si36.8027126.9090Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6890992Oro-golOro-gol,ologol,오로골KRGyeongsangbuk-doGumi-si36.1395128.29210Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1841381MalchiMach’i,Mach’i,Malch’i,Malchi,Malch’i,Manch’i,Manch’i,malchi,말치KRJeollanam-doBoseong-gun34.91987127.176140Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6815922Saet’ŏSaet’o,Saet’ŏ,saeteo,새터KRGangwon-doHoengseong-gun37.5035128.20620Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11744561BanryongBanryong,banlyong,반룡KRJeollanam-doYeongam-gun34.86676126.672860Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6811904MarujiMaruji,maluji,마루지KRChungcheongnam-doSeosan-si36.8367126.34890Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6808510Hando-golHando-gol,handogol,한도골KRGangwon-doSamcheok-si37.3466129.11890Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1844963CheungeoCheungeo,Chungo,Chungo-dong,Chungŏ,Chungŏ-dong,Umdalma,jung-eo,Ŭmdalma,중어KRGyeongsangbuk-doChilgok-gun35.99692128.530620Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11888783BudeungBudeung,budeung,부등KRJeollabuk-doGochang-gun35.52154126.501410Asia/Seoulpopulated place
8608729HanagolHanagol,hanagol,하나골KRGyeonggi-doPaju-si37.8006126.740670Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6896382JungbangChungbang,Jungbang,jungbang,중방KRJeollabuk-doJangsu-gun35.69815127.565210Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6577645SoksaebeolSoksaebeol,Soksaebol,Soksaebŏl,sogsaebeol,속새벌KRGyeonggi-doGwangju-si37.46889127.332780Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6886838Chaktu-golChaktu-gol,jagdugol,작두골KRNorth ChungcheongYeongdong-gun36.1274127.63410Asia/Seoulpopulated place
1951488BangchukdongBangchukdong,Pangch’uk-tong,Pangch’uk-tong,bangchugdong,방축동KRGyeonggi-doPaju-si37.81278126.859170Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6793463ChejangChejang,jejang,제장KRGangwon-doJeongseon-gun37.2595128.58350Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11256243AnheungAnheung,anheung,안흥KRGyeongsangbuk-doAndong-si36.77079128.778160Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6808355KulmŏruKulmoru,Kulmŏru,gulmeolu,굴머루KRChungcheongnam-doHongseong-gun36.5508126.60130Asia/Seoulpopulated place
11982759GusalmakGusalmak,gusalmag,구살막KRJeollabuk-doGochang-gun35.56874126.618030Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6364392PŏsŏnmalPosonmal,Pŏsŏnmal,beoseosmal,버섯말KRGyeonggi-doHwaseong-si37.07111126.854170Asia/Seoulpopulated place
9807007ChilakgolChilakgol,chil-aggol,칠악골KRGangwon-doInje-gun38.2092128.242990Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6902391SimgokSimgok,simgog,심곡KRGyeongsangbuk-doGimcheon-si35.9599128.064020Asia/Seoulpopulated place
6803014AangAang,aang,ayang,아앙,아양KRGyeonggi-doNamyangju-si37.5965127.33290Asia/Seoulpopulated place

South Korea: A Geographical Exploration of Innovation and Tradition

South Korea, a dynamic and technologically advanced country located in East Asia, is a fascinating geographical study. The country’s diverse landscapes, historical sites, and vibrant urban centers form a complex and ever-evolving tapestry. From the bustling streets of Seoul to the tranquil mountains and coastal regions, South Korea offers a unique juxtaposition of ancient traditions and cutting-edge modernity. For geographers, South Korea provides ample opportunities to explore the impact of geography on urbanization, development, and environmental conservation. To fully understand the country’s spatial dynamics, accurate and up-to-date geographical data is crucial, including the latitude and longitude of its cities and their corresponding regions.

The Landscape of South Korea: Mountains, Coasts, and Urban Sprawl

South Korea’s geography is characterized by its mountainous interior, which makes up around 70% of the country’s total land area. The Taebaek Mountain Range runs along the eastern side of the country, creating steep slopes that descend to fertile coastal plains. These mountains are not only a striking visual feature but also play a significant role in the country’s climate, agriculture, and cultural practices. The eastern coast is dotted with beautiful beaches, while the western and southern coasts are home to numerous bays and islands, such as Jeju Island, a major tourist destination known for its volcanic landscapes.

The Han River, which flows through Seoul, serves as the lifeblood of the country’s largest metropolitan area. The river and its surrounding floodplains have played a significant role in South Korea’s economic development and urbanization. As the country rapidly industrialized, Seoul grew into a sprawling megacity, with its administrative, political, and economic power concentrated in the capital region.

South Korea’s urban landscape is a striking contrast to its natural geography. While the mountainous interior remains relatively sparsely populated, the majority of the population resides in urban centers along the coast and in the river valleys. The geographic concentration of people and infrastructure in these areas has posed challenges in terms of resource management, pollution, and sustainable development, making accurate geographic data essential for future planning and environmental conservation.

Administrative Divisions: Regions, Provinces, and Cities

South Korea is divided into 17 administrative divisions, including nine provinces and eight metropolitan cities. The provinces are further subdivided into districts and counties, while the metropolitan cities operate as independent entities. The capital city of Seoul is the political and economic heart of the nation, while other major cities such as Busan, Incheon, and Daegu play significant roles in the country’s industrial and cultural landscape.

Gyeonggi Province, which surrounds Seoul, is the most populous province, housing much of the country’s industrial infrastructure and a large portion of its population. Jeolla Province, located in the southwest, is known for its agriculture and cultural heritage, while Gangwon Province in the northeast is famous for its natural beauty and outdoor activities. These regions each have distinct geographical and cultural features, influencing their local economies, lifestyles, and development strategies.

Understanding the administrative divisions of South Korea is crucial for studying its spatial organization and the distribution of resources. Geographic data on cities, regions, and their boundaries helps provide insights into the country’s population distribution, economic activities, and urbanization trends. For instance, knowing the exact coordinates of cities like Seoul, Busan, and Ulsan helps researchers analyze patterns in transportation, housing, and environmental impact.

The Importance of Geographic Data in South Korea

Accurate and detailed geographic data is essential for understanding South Korea’s complex urban and environmental landscape. Latitude and longitude coordinates, as well as information about regions and departments, provide critical insights into the dynamics of population growth, infrastructure development, and resource allocation.

For example, precise data on Seoul and its surrounding areas is key to analyzing urban sprawl, traffic congestion, and pollution levels. As South Korea’s capital continues to grow, understanding the geographical relationships between districts, public services, and transportation networks is crucial for developing sustainable urban policies.

Geographical data is also essential for environmental conservation. South Korea’s mountainous regions and coastlines are home to a rich diversity of flora and fauna, but these ecosystems are under increasing pressure from urbanization, industrialization, and climate change. By obtaining data on the locations of protected areas, national parks, and sensitive ecological zones, environmentalists can better plan for conservation efforts and track changes in biodiversity over time.

Regional Development and Planning: The Role of Geographic Data

South Korea’s rapid economic development over the past few decades has led to significant shifts in population distribution, infrastructure development, and regional growth. While cities like Seoul, Busan, and Incheon have become global hubs of commerce, culture, and innovation, other regions face challenges related to depopulation, unemployment, and agricultural decline.

Geographical data plays a crucial role in addressing these regional disparities. By mapping out the locations of key industries, transportation corridors, and population centers, planners can identify areas that require more investment and development. For example, rural regions such as Jeolla and Gyeongsang face challenges related to aging populations and limited economic opportunities. Understanding the geographical layout of these areas helps policymakers design strategies to promote regional development and balance growth across the country.

Moreover, geographic data allows for better resource management and infrastructure planning. In areas where industrial growth is concentrated, such as the metropolitan cities and the port cities along the coast, data on land use, environmental impact, and infrastructure needs helps ensure that development is both efficient and sustainable.

Environmental Sustainability and Geographic Data

South Korea faces a number of environmental challenges, including air pollution, water scarcity, and habitat loss. As the country continues to urbanize and industrialize, the need for effective environmental management becomes even more pressing. Geographic data is an invaluable tool in addressing these challenges, as it allows for better monitoring of environmental conditions and more targeted conservation efforts.

For example, South Korea’s rivers, such as the Han and Nakdong, are critical to the country’s water supply and ecological health. Geographic data on the river systems, including the location of reservoirs, dams, and wastewater treatment plants, helps ensure that water resources are managed efficiently and sustainably. Additionally, geographic information systems (GIS) can be used to track changes in land use, deforestation, and urban expansion, providing valuable insights into the impact of human activity on the environment.

In addition to addressing air and water pollution, geographic data also plays a role in preserving South Korea’s rich biodiversity. The country’s national parks, such as Seoraksan and Jirisan, are vital habitats for many species, and accurate geographical data helps monitor the health of these ecosystems and develop strategies for their protection.

Conclusion: The Power of Geographic Data for South Korea’s Future

In conclusion, South Korea’s unique blend of urban growth, cultural heritage, and environmental beauty makes it a country of tremendous geographical interest. To fully understand and address the challenges of urbanization, resource management, and environmental conservation, access to detailed geographic data is essential. By obtaining information on the cities, regions, and natural features of South Korea, researchers, planners, and policymakers can make informed decisions that promote sustainable development, reduce regional disparities, and protect the country’s natural resources.

Geographic data is the key to unlocking South Korea’s potential in the 21st century. Whether it is for managing urban growth, improving infrastructure, or conserving the environment, the role of accurate geographic information cannot be overstated. For anyone looking to explore South Korea’s geography in depth, access to such data is the foundation for a deeper understanding of this fascinating and rapidly evolving country.

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  • Geoname_ID: This is a unique identifier for each place or geographical name in the Geoname database.
  • City: The name of the place, which can be a town, village or any other form of human settlement.
  • Alternate_Name: Other names or appellations that the place may have. These alternative names may be in different languages, dialects or even local names.
  • Country_Code: This is the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code for the country in which the place is located. For example, "US" for the United States, "FR" for France.
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  • Longitude: The geographical longitude of the location, also usually in decimal degrees.
  • Elevation: The elevation or altitude of the location in relation to sea level, usually measured in metres.
  • Population: The estimated number of inhabitants or population of the location.
  • Timezone: The time zone in which the location is located, in accordance with global time zone standards.
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