Pip’a-got Naval Base
Korea (North) /
Hwanghaenamdo /
Changyon /
World
/ Korea (North)
/ Hwanghaenamdo
/ Changyon
World / North Korea / Hwanghae-namdo
seaport, cape (geography), shipyard, naval base
Naval base.
The naval base is also known as Pip'agot (Pipagot). The harbor is a small bay with an area of about 300 acres within the 5-fathom curve. Depths range from 10-24 feet; shelter is fair from all directions except east.
In 1970, intelligence reports noted an underground boat pen consisting of a tunnel with 2 openings, both protected by breakwaters, administration buildings, and numerous support buildings. The shipyard had 1 graving dock, 63 by 260 feet, with a single leaf gate.
The naval base is also known as Pip'agot (Pipagot). The harbor is a small bay with an area of about 300 acres within the 5-fathom curve. Depths range from 10-24 feet; shelter is fair from all directions except east.
In 1970, intelligence reports noted an underground boat pen consisting of a tunnel with 2 openings, both protected by breakwaters, administration buildings, and numerous support buildings. The shipyard had 1 graving dock, 63 by 260 feet, with a single leaf gate.
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Coordinates: 38°35'26"N 124°59'7"E
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