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Gwangju
Also known as Gwangju City
ville métropolitaine de Corée du Sud
AI overview
Gwangju is South Korea's sixth-largest city and holds the special status of a metropolitan city that reports directly to the central government rather than being part of a province. The city gained this elevated administrative status in 2005, when it separated from South Jeolla Province and became independently governed.
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- Above: Badhoe Pojangmacha Street Restaurant, Geumnamo Shopping district Middle: Panorama view of resident area of Gwangsan District Bottom: Gwangju Folk Museum, Democracy Bell in Denman Estate Park (All items are left to right)
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Article · Français
Gwangju (ou Kwangju) est une ville de Corée du Sud, ancienne capitale de la province du Jeolla du Sud. En 2003, elle comptait 1 400 000 habitants.
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