Chungmu City

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Only administrative districts that have been abolished since the division of North and South Korea in 1945 are listed, and they are classified by administrative district stage and listed in order of abolition date.
North : After abolition, the five northern provinces nominally continued to exist. However, since Ongjin-gun belongs to Incheon Metropolitan City, it is not considered abolished.
95 : Urban-rural integration in 1995 / Win : Promotion to metropolitan government / Incheon : Reorganization of Incheon-type administrative system /
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Administrative districts abolished during the Japanese colonial period
Abolished city in Gyeongsangnam- do
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Chungmu City
忠武市
Ch'ungmu City[1]
City hall location
357 radio -dong[2]
upper administrative district
Gyeongsangnam-do
subdivision
Building 20
area
21.45km²
Population at the time of integration
98,291 people[3]
current population
66,451 people[4]
population density
4,582.33/km²
last market
Taeseon Kang
last
member of Congress
Sundeok Jeong (re-election)
symbol
flower
tree
bird
0557
Administrative standard code
9331497
term
September 1, 1955 - January 1, 1995
after repeal
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Gyeongsangnam-do Chungmu
1. outline2. history3. etc4. related document

1. outline

1955 From September 1 to 1995 It is an administrative district of Gyeongsangnam -do , which was until January 1 . The name of the name is Chung Mu -gong , the poem of Yi Sun -shin , and originated from the area where Yi Sun -shin led the Chosun Navy during the Imjin War .

It corresponds to the downtown (dong) area of ​​Tongyeong City .

2. history

  • 1985 On December 18, Bukshin-dong was divided into Bukshin-dong and Mujeon-dong, and Inpyeong 1-dong and Inpyeong 2-dong were combined into Inpyeong-dong.

3. etc

  • Chungmu Gimbap came from Chungmu City. Chungmu Gimbap itself became a proper noun, and the name was maintained even after the city name was changed.
  • Singer Lee So-ra , comedian Heo Kyung-hwan , actors Go Gyu-pil and Jeong Yun-hee , and businessman Cho Man-ho, chairman of the board of directors of Musinsa, are from here.
  • It was the smallest city among the newly established cities after liberation . Its area was only two-thirds of Guri City , currently the smallest city in Korea .[5]

4. related document

[1] Based on Machin-Reischauer notation, the notation at the time of abolition[2] Current Tongyeong City Hall 1st Government Complex[3] As of 1994[4] As of July 2023[5] The smallest local government in Korea is Busan Metropolitan City , with an area of ​​3.04㎢. It is Jung-gu , and in the case of Mokpo, a city rather than a district, the area of ​​Mokpo immediately after liberation was 8.3㎢.

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