Han River (Korea)

Template:Koreanname The Han River in South Korea is the confluence of the South Han River, which originates in Mount Daedeok, and the North Han, which originates in Mount Geumgang.

The Han River flows through Seoul to empty into the Yellow Sea.

The total distance of the Han River is 514 km. Although it is not a long river, the lower Han is remarkably broad for such a relatively short river. Within Seoul limits, the river is more than 1 km wide.

The Han River is the setting for the 2006 film The Host, where the Wonhyo Bridge plays an important part.

Bridges over the Han River

A total of 25 bridges of Han River in Seoul, South Korea, are,

From the west to the east

• Gimpo Bridge; 김포대교
• Haengju Bridge; 행주대교
• Banghwa Bridge; 방화대교
• Gayang Bridge; 가양대교
• Seongsan Bridge; 성산대교
• Yanghwa Bridge; 양화대교
• Dangsan Railway Bridge; 당산철교
• Seogang Bridge; 서강대교
• Mapo Bridge; 마포대교
• Wonhyo Bridge; 원효대교
• Hangang Railway Bridge; 한강철교
• Hangang Bridge; 한강대교
• Dongjak Bridge; 동작대교
• Banpo Bridge with Jamsu Bridge; 반포대교와 잠수교
• Hannam Bridge; 한남대교
• Dongho Bridge; 동호대교
• Seongsu Bridge; 성수대교
• Yeongdong Bridge; 영동대교
• Cheongdam Bridge; 청담대교
• Jamshil Bridge; 잠실대교
• Jamshil Railway Bridge; 잠실철교
• Olympic Bridge; 올림픽대교
• Cheonho Bridge; 천호대교
• Gwangjin Bridge; 광진교
• Gangdong Bridge; 강동대교

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See also

• Geography of South Korea
• List of Korea-related topics
• List of rivers in South Korea
• List of rivers of Asia
• Miracle on the Han River

External links

• Hangang Citizen's Park operated by Seoul Metropolitan Government
• Korea Times article on the river's modern history