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Ulsan

ciudad metropolitana de Corea del Sur

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Ulsan is South Korea's seventh-largest metropolitan city, located in the southeast of the country with a population of over 1.1 million people. It matters as a significant urban center in the region, positioned between the major city of Busan to its south and Gyeongju to its north.

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Settlement <! modelled after [[Seoul]] >.subdivision_name1: Yeongnam
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Settlement <! modelled after [[Seoul]] >.government_type: Mayor–Council
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Settlement <! modelled after [[Seoul]] >.leader_name: Kim Du-gyeom
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Official website

시민이 주인되는 민주도시 울산[울산광역시]

ulsan.go.kr →

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: port city
Official name: 울산시
Country: South Korea
Located in: South Gyeongsang
Contains: Ulju County
Official language: Korean
Population: 1127553
Area: 1060.19
Body of water: Sea of Japan
Shares border with: Busan
Location: Busan–Gyeongnam Area
Official website: www.ulsan.go.kr/u/chinese/main.ulsan
Image: Shade Of Taehwagang (71978891).jpeg

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described by source: Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
topic's main category: Category:Ulsan
twinned administrative body: Burgas
Commons category: Ulsan
category for people born here: Category:Births in Ulsan
category of associated people: Category:People from Ulsan
Commons gallery: 울산광역시
postal code: 680-010 – 689-934
P8168: Vint Cerf
official symbol: egret
native label: 울산 광역시
P12749: vaporetto

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Article · Español

Ulsan (울산?, UlsanRR, UlsanMR) pronunciado: [ul.san], oficialmente Ciudad Metropolitana de Ulsan (울산광역시?, Ulsan-gwangyeoksiRR, Ulsan-gwangyŏkshiMR), es una de las seis ciudades metropolitanas que, junto a las nueve provincias, la ciudad especial y la ciudad autónoma especial, forman Corea del Sur. Está ubicada en el extremo sureste del país, limitando al norte con Gyeongsang del Norte, al este con el mar del Japón y al suroeste con Busan y Gyeongsang del Sur. Es la séptima ciudad más grande de Corea del Sur, con una población de 1,1 millones de habitantes. Situada en el extremo sudeste de la península de Corea, durante muchos años fue un puerto pesquero especializado en la caza de ballenas. A mediados del siglo XX, el gobierno surcoreano impulsó sobre ella un plan de desarrollo industrial que terminó convirtiéndola en el núcleo más importante de la economía nacional. Actualmente es la región con el producto interno bruto per cápita más alto al superar los 70.000 dólares. En su terreno alberga la mayor planta mundial de ensamblaje de automóviles, operada por Hyundai Motor Company; el astillero naval más grande del mundo, bajo gestión de Hyundai Heavy Industries, y la segunda mayor refinería de petróleo, en manos de SK Energy. Ulsan adquirió en 1997 el estatus de ciudad metropolitana.

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