Imjin-gang

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Imjin-gang is the Korean name for the Imjin River, a major river flowing through North and South Korea before joining the Han River near the Yellow Sea.

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Imjin-gang canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
river
basinCountry North Korea
South Korea
borderFunction forms part of the boundary between North Korea and South Korea
continent Asia
country North Korea
South Korea
crosses Korean Demilitarized Zone
drainageBasin Yellow Sea basin
linked to: Yellow Sea
flowsInto Han River
flowsNear Kaesong
Paju
Yeoncheon County
flowsThrough Gyeonggi Province
North Hwanghae Province
hasBridge Imjin River Highway Bridge
Imjin River Railroad Bridge
hasCulturalSignificance subject of Korean songs and poems
symbol of Korean division
hasEcologicalSignificance freshwater ecosystem
habitat for migratory birds
hasNameMeaning “Imjin River” in English
linked to: Imjin River, Korea
hasPart Imjin River valley
historicalEventLocation Battle of the Imjin River
Korean War
knownFor historical battles
scenic landscapes
strategic military importance
KoreanName 임진강
languageOfName Korean
locatedIn Korean Peninsula
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Gangwon Province (South Korea)
linked to: Gangwon Province

Gyeonggi Province
Kangwon Province (North Korea)
mouthOfWatercourse Han River
notableNearbySite Demilitarized Zone observatories
Imjingak Park
partOf Han River basin
linked to: Han River

Han River system
linked to: Han River
region East Asia
riverMouthLocatedIn Yellow Sea
Romanization Imjin River
Imjin-gang
seeAlso Han River
Korean Demilitarized Zone
tributaryOf Han River
watercourseType transboundary river

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Imjin River romanizationVariant Imjin-gang
임진강 romanization Imjin-gang
Imjin-gang Romanization Imjin-gang