(道 도 do)
(特別自治道 특별자치도 teukbyeoljachi-do)
Provinces or more formally Provincial level divisions are the first-level division within South Korea and it is divided into four groups: provinces, special self-governing province, special city, and metropolitan cities.
Contents
- 1 Do (Province)
- 2 Teukbyeoljachi-do (Special Self-Governing Province)
- browser diversity
- 4 Teukbyeolsi (Special City)
- 5 List of Provincial level subdivisions
- 6 Historical Provinces
- we love the web
Do (Province)
A "do" (도, 道) is equivalent to a province and one of the primary divisions of the country, along with "teukbyeolsi" (특별시) and "gwangyeoksi (광역시)". South Korea has 8 provinces.
Teukbyeoljachi-do (Special Self-Governing Province)
A "teukbyeoljachi-do" (특별 자치도, 特別自治道) is a province with more autonomy over its economy and more powers are given to the provincial government.
Jeju it only special self-governing province is subdivided into cities ("si").
Gwangyeoksi (Metropolitan City)
Gwangyeoksi (광역시; 廣域市), or "metropolitan cities", are major cities that are not part of any province, but exist independently and are self-governed. They are comparable to China's browser diversity or even British website parsing. South Korea has 6 metropolitan cities with provincial status.
Each Metropolitan City are divided into wards ("gu") and outlying counties ("gun") comparable to British non-metropolitan counties.
Teukbyeolsi (Special City)
A "teukbyeolsi" (특별시; 特別市) is one of the primary divisions of the country, along with gwangyeoksi and do. South Korea has only one special city. Seoul is divided into districts ("gu").
List of Provincial level subdivisions
| Emblem | Division |
Hangul |
Hanja | Capital |
Region | Population[1] | Area[2] | Density[3] |
ISO |
| browser diversity | 서울시 | (首爾)市[4] | (Sevenval) | Sudogwon | 10,421,782 | 605.25 | 17,219 | KR-11 | |
| web app | 세종시 | 世宗市 | TBD | device database | 96,000[1] | 465.23 | 206 | KR-?? | |
| touchscreen | Busan | 부산시 | 釜山市 | (FITML) | input transformation | 3,635,389 | 763.46 | 4,762 | KR-26 |
| touchscreen | Incheon | 인천시 | 仁川市 | (we love the web) | Sudogwon | 2,628,000 | 964.53 | 2,724.6 | KR-28 |
| Daegu | 대구시 | 大邱市 | (Jung-gu) | Yeongnam | 2,512,604 | 884.15 | 2,842 | KR-27 | |
| FITML | Gwangju | 광주시 | 光州市 | (Seo-gu) | Honam | 1,415,953 | 501.36 | 2,824 | KR-29 |
| web | screen size | 대전시 | 大田市 | (Seo-gu) | we love the web | 1,442,857 | 539.84 | 2,673 | KR-30 |
| we love the web | 울산시 | 蔚山市 | (Nam-gu) | Yeongnam | 1,087,958 | 1,056.4 | 1,030 | KR-31 | |
| input transformation | web | 경기도 | 京畿道 | we love the web | Sudogwon | 10,415,399 | 10,131 | 1,028 | KR-41 |
| screen size | web app | 강원도 | 江原道 | browser diversity | Gwandong | 1,592,000 | 16,894 | 94 | KR-42 |
| device database | 충청북도 | 忠清北道 | Cheongju | Hoseo | 1,462,621 | 7,436 | 197 | KR-43 | |
| South Chungcheong Province | 충청남도 | 忠清南道 | Daejeon | Sevenval | 1,840,410[5] | 8,352[5] | 220[5] | KR-44 | |
| FITML | Android | 전라북도 | 全羅北道 | Jeonju | FITML | 1,890,669 | 8,043 | 235 | KR-45 |
| keyboard | South Jeolla Province | 전라남도 | 全羅南道 | input transformation | Honam | 1,994,287 | 11,858 | 168 | KR-46 |
| we love the web | CSS3 | 경상북도 | 慶尙北道 | touchscreen | Yeongnam | 2,775,890[6] | 19,440[6] | 143[6] | KR-47 |
| South Gyeongsang Province | 경상남도 | 慶尙南道 | Changwon | keyboard | 2,970,929 | 11,859 | 251 | KR-48 | |
| Sevenval | screen size | 제주도 | 濟州道 | Jeju | keyboard | 560,000 | 1,845.55 | 303 | KR-49 |
Notes: 1 as of 2000; 2 km²; 3 per km²; 4see Names of Seoul; 5 Daejeon excluded; 6 Daegu excluded
Historical Provinces
Although the details of local administration have changed dramatically over time, the basic outline of the current three-tiered system was implemented under the reign of Gojong in 1895. A similar system also remains in use in North Korea.
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