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populated place a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.

• Yŏbal-gol (1km)
• Ch’op’yŏngch’on (1.3km)
• Yongho-dong (1.3km)
• Changdŏgi (1.5km)
• Hŭngsu-ri (2km)
• Paegiltŏk (2.2km)
• Chŏltŏgi (2.3km)
• Kilbuk-tong (2.3km)
• Yangp’o (2.4km)
• Tapp’o (2.4km)
• Okp’o (2.4km)
• Hyŏngjebongch’on (2.5km)
• Wadŏk (2.8km)
• Tapki-dong (3km)
• Ch’op’yŏng (3.1km)
• Pŏlch’on (3.2km)
• Chungganch’on (3.4km)
• Chungp’yŏng (3.7km)
• Pyŏrandae (3.8km)
• Killam-dong (3.8km)
• Kanch’on (4km)
• Namp’yŏngch’on (4km)
• Chi-dong (4.2km)
• T’ap-kol (4.5km)
• Ssangnyong-ni (4.6km)
• Anhŏŭi-dong (4.6km)
• Yŏnggi-dong (4.6km)
• Waudŏgi (4.6km)
• Waudŏgi (4.6km)
• Haengnangch’on (4.7km)
• Hŏŭi-ri (4.7km)
• Haryŏmp’o (4.8km)
• Wŏnbong (4.8km)
• Kilju (5km)
• Namsokch’on (5.1km)
• Yuch’ŏl-li (5.1km)
• P’yŏngdŏgi (5.3km)
• Paeksam (5.4km)
• Songnae-dong (5.5km)
• Sangnyŏmp’o (5.6km)
• Tongch’on (5.7km)
• Chungp’yŏng-ni (5.7km)
• No-dong (5.9km)
• P’allyŏng-dong (6km)
• Sae-gol (6.1km)
• Taho-ri (6.1km)
• Subyŏn-ch’on (6.3km)
• Ch’oech’on (6.3km)
• Naesu-dong (6.4km)
• Sŏ-ch’on (6.5km)
• So-dong (6.5km)
• Sangch’on (6.6km)
• Chungp’yŏng (6.6km)
• Hŭngun-dong (6.6km)

mountain an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.

• Nuemŏri-san (0km)
• Chamdu-san (2.5km)

pass a break in a mountain range or other high obstruction, used for transportation from one side to the other [See also gap].

• Pongsu-gogae (2.5km)

reservoir(s) an artificial pond or lake.

• P’allyŏng-jŏsuji (4km)

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hill a rounded elevation of limited extent rising above the surrounding land with local relief of less than 300m.

• Nojŏk-pong (5.3km)

railroad station a facility comprising ticket office, platforms, etc. for loading and unloading train passengers and freight.

• Kilchuch’ŏngnyŏn-yŏk (5.5km)

stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.

• Yumandong-ch’ŏn (6.3km)