This is a list of ten cities in North Korea with the most people.
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Rank | Hangul | Hanja* | City | Population | Image | Description |
1 |
평양 |
平壤 |
Pyongyang |
3,255,288 (2008) |
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Along the Taedong River, Pyongyang is North Korea's capital and largest city. |
2 |
함흥 |
咸興 |
Hamhung |
768,551 (2008) |
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Hamhung is capital of Hamgyongnam-do and the second largest city in North Korea. |
3 |
청진 |
清津 |
Chongjin |
627,000 (2008) |
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North Korea's busiest seaport and third largest city, Chongjin is capital of Hamgyongbuk-do. |
4 |
남포 |
南浦 |
Nampo |
366,815 (2008) |
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Nampo is another important port, and is managed as a Special City within Pyongannam-do. |
5 |
원산 |
元山 |
Wonsan |
363,127 (2008) |
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Wonsan is a large port and capital of Kangwon-do. |
6 |
신의주 |
新義州 |
Sinuiju |
359,341 (2008) |
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Sinuiju is the capital of Pyonganbuk-do and North Korea's largest trade center with China. |
7 |
단천 |
端川 |
Tanchon |
345,875 (2008) |
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Tanchon is known for its extensive mineral resources and chemical industry. |
8 |
개천 |
价川 |
Kaechon |
319,554 (2008) |
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Kaechon major industry is metalworking and machine building. |
9 |
개성 |
開城 |
Kaesong |
308,440 (2008) |
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A former capital of Korea, Kaesong is famous for its beautiful setting and many historic landmarks. |
10 |
사리원 |
沙里院 |
Sariwon |
307,764 (2008) |
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Sariwon is capital of Hwanghaebuk-do, and site of several universities. |
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