Pae-gol / Pae-gol, P''yŏngyang-si, North Korea, Asia

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

Pae-gol (0km)
Wŏram (0.9km)
Chillyudŏm (1km)
Sungŭi-ri (1.1km)
Sangni-rodongjagu (1.3km)
Hari-rodongjagu (1.5km)
Soe-gol (1.7km)
Saesulmak (1.8km)
Saem-gol (1.9km)
Maeŭm (2.3km)
Ŏn-dong (2.4km)
Hyoja-dong (2.6km)
Ŭmdal-mal (2.7km)
Piryugang-nodongjagu (2.8km)
Tok-tong (2.8km)
Kuip-tong (2.9km)
Kuryong-dong (3.2km)
Sang-ni (3.3km)
Munan (3.5km)
Yangji (3.6km)
Norumegi (3.7km)
Kach’a-dong (3.8km)
Sesim-ni (3.9km)
Koemi-dong (4.1km)
Hyodŏng-ni (4.1km)
Posŏng (4.3km)
Namsu-dong (4.4km)
Sangsong-dong (4.5km)
Hwagang-ni (4.5km)
Chesŏk-kol (4.6km)
Songjae (4.8km)
Kangdong-ŭp (4.9km)
Somŏri-gol (5.1km)
Chingye-dong (5.2km)
Chirye-ri (5.2km)
Sunch’ang-ni (5.3km)
T’ap-kol (5.6km)
Kuryong-gol (5.7km)
Songhang-ni (5.7km)
Sae-gol (6km)
Saebangsŏng (6.2km)
Murasi (6.3km)
O-gol (6.4km)
Wŏnhyo-ri (6.4km)
Chi-ri (6.4km)
Ch’angŭi-ri (6.4km)
Suryŏng-gol (6.4km)
Chikch’ang (6.5km)
Pam-gol (6.5km)
Hasong-dong (6.6km)
Sa-dong (6.7km)
Myŏngnye-ri (6.9km)
Sinyogi (6.9km)
Paegwŏl-li (7km)

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

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

second-order administrative division; a subdivision of a first-order administrative division.

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

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

Pae-gol, P'yŏngyang-si, North Korea