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Kunsan

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Kunsan, South Korea: see Gunsan Gunsan or Kunsan , Jap. Gunzan, city (1995 pop. 266,517), North Jeolla (Cholla) prov., SW South Korea, on the Yellow Sea at the Geum (Kum) River estuary.
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Kunsan 

a city and port in South Korea, in the province of Cholla-pukto, on the southern bank of the estuary of the Kumgang on the Yellow Sea. Population, 112,400 (1970). The city has a shipyard and an industry involved in processing and exporting agricultural and fish products.
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