Gwangju

Also known as Gwangju City

città della Corea del Sud

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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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Article · Italiano

Gwangju (ufficialmente: Città metropolitana di Gwangju; 광주 광역시?, 光州廣域市?, Gwangju gwang-yeoksiLR) è una città della Corea del Sud. È la sesta città più grande della Corea, dopo Seul, Pusan, Incheon, Taegu e Daejeon con una popolazione di quasi un milione e mezzo di unità a metà 2012. Dal punto di vista amministrativo è una città metropolitana autoamministrata con rango di provincia.

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