Kwail County (Kwail-gun)
Korea (North) /
Hwanghaenamdo /
Changyon /
World
/ Korea (North)
/ Hwanghaenamdo
/ Changyon
World / North Korea / Hwanghae-namdo
county, second-level administrative division, draw only border
(과일군/과일郡)
Kwail County (Kwail-gun) is a county is South Hwanghae Province, North Korea. It was created in 1967 from part of Songhwa County. The name "Kwail" means fruit in Korean, and the county was originally intended to be transformed into "100 li of blooming orchards. Because the county's name is a native Korean word, it is one of the few placed in Korea that does not have a name which can be written in Chinese characters.
Kwail County (Kwail-gun) is a county is South Hwanghae Province, North Korea. It was created in 1967 from part of Songhwa County. The name "Kwail" means fruit in Korean, and the county was originally intended to be transformed into "100 li of blooming orchards. Because the county's name is a native Korean word, it is one of the few placed in Korea that does not have a name which can be written in Chinese characters.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kwail
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 38°30'17"N 124°57'31"E
- Kangryong County 55 km
- Kumya County 214 km
- Hamju-gun 251 km
- Kosong County 258 km
- Sinhŭng-gun (Sinhung County) 290 km
- Rangrim-gun (Rangrim County) 338 km
- Kimhyongwon-gun (Kimhyongwon County) 357 km
- Pujon-gun (Pujon County) 359 km
- Phungso County 370 km
- Hochon-gun (Hochon County) 398 km
- Kwail Orchard 10 km
- Pip’a-got Naval Base 10 km
- Kwail Air Base (KPA Air and Anti-Air Force Unit 1016) 11 km
- Cho-do Naval Base 11 km
- Emergency Reserve Compound 13 km
- Ung-do 15 km
- Sok-do 17 km
- Ullyul Mine 19 km
- Kumsong Polder 34 km
- Waudo-guyok 35 km