Namak, South Korea

Planned city in South Korea

This article is about the planned city. For the town, see Namak-ri.

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Namak, South Korea

Hangul|

남악신도시

Hanja|

南岳新都市

Revised Romanization| Namak sindosi
McCune–Reischauer| Namak sindosi

Namak New Town refers to a planned city surrounding Buju-dong, Samhyang-dong of Mokpo, and Samhyang-eup, Illo-eup of Muan County.

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