Jangsu
Jangsu-gun | |||
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Korean alphabet : | 장수군 | ||
Chinese characters : | 長 水 郡 | ||
Revised Romanization : | Jangsu-gun | ||
McCune-Reischauer : | Changsu-gun | ||
Basic data | |||
Province : | Jeollabuk-do | ||
Coordinates : | 35 ° 39 ′ N , 127 ° 31 ′ E | ||
Surface: | 533.64 km² | ||
Residents: | 26,463 (as of 2002) | ||
Population density : | 50 inhabitants per km² | ||
Structure: | 1 eup, 6 myeon | ||
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Jangsu County ( kor .: 장수군 , Jangsu-gun ) is located in Jeollabuk-do Province ( South Korea ). The administrative headquarters are in the city of Jangsu-eup.
In the east of the district is the Jangansan Park with the 1237 m high Jangansan. In the west of the district is the 1151 m high mountain Palgongsan .
The most famous temple is the Singwangsa , the origin of which is in the year 865.
The Jangsu Hyanggyo Confucian School , which was relocated to its current location in 1686, is also located in the county .
Town twinning
- Anyang , South Korea, since 1996
- Hapcheon , South Korea, since 1999
- Jinhae , South Korea, since 1999
Web links
- Website of the district Jangsu (English)