Traveling Luck for Chamak-kol Yanggang-do, North Korea

Alternatively known as Chamak-tong

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

• Chŏndŏngmal (2.3km)
• Saem-gol (2.6km)
• Mullakp’yŏng-nodongjagu (5.4km)
• Saesa (5.8km)
• Ŭnhak-tong (7.3km)
• Nodongjang (7.7km)
• Pojŏngmul (8.5km)
• Sinhŭng-dong (8.5km)
• Sinhŭngdŏgi (8.6km)
• Nongsang-dong (8.6km)
• Ch’unbang-gol (9.9km)
• Sŭngbang-ni (10km)
• Yongch’ŏl-li (10.3km)
• Kang-gol (10.3km)
• Sŏkpo (10.6km)
• Ŏhwa-dong (10.6km)
• Kuryongso (10.6km)
• Yup’o-ri (10.9km)
• Chungp’yŏng (11km)
• Such'ŭng-ni (11km)
• Sŏ-gol (11.5km)
• Kusŏktŏgi (11.8km)
• Tongjŏm-nodongjagu (12km)
• Hwangch’ŏl-gol (12.1km)
• Hongsu-dong (12.2km)
• Tong-gol (12.3km)
• Tongp’a (12.6km)
• Pidŭkpau-gol (12.7km)
• Sangji-dong (12.8km)
• Puhuwŏn (13.1km)
• Sae-mal (13.1km)
• Hŭktari (13.2km)
• Namdae-ri (13.3km)
• Pyŏrhak-kol (13.3km)
• Sasŭmk’o-mal (13.5km)
• Obongdŏgi (13.9km)
• Unmal (14km)
• Kwaesallyŏng-gol (14.1km)
• Sindŏng-ni (14.2km)
• P’allyongdŏgi (14.4km)
• Tokchang-gol (14.5km)
• Sangnŭpchae (14.6km)

locality a minor area or place of unspecified or mixed character and indefinite boundaries.

• Chamak-kol (0km)
• Kŏrimal (3.5km)
• Chumang-ni (3.9km)
• Ŭngdo-gol (6.2km)
• Sagŭmgwang (9.1km)
• Okkae-gol (10.7km)
• Taebong-ni (11.1km)
• K'ŭnch'ŏnsangsu (12.1km)
• Anyugae-ri (13.3km)

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

• Ch'ŏnhwa-ryŏng (4.8km)
• Tongjŏm-nyŏng (6km)
• Majŏl-lyŏng (8.3km)
• Hwadong-nyŏng (10km)
• Sŏch'ŏn-gogae (14.5km)

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

• Tongjŏmnyŏng-san (7.3km)
• Turyu-san (14.3km)
• Kŏmdŏk-san (14.6km)

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mine(s) a site where mineral ores are extracted from the ground by excavating surface pits and subterranean passages.

• Kapsandong-gwangsan (8.4km)

peak a pointed elevation atop a mountain, ridge, or other hypsographic feature.

• Hwalgi-bong (11.7km)