North Hwanghae Province

North Hwanghae is a province in south-central North Korea, with Sariwon as its capital. Its territory includes parts of the Taedong River basin and the historic city of Kaesong.

Sariwon: Sariwon is a city in North Korea and the capital of North Hwanghae Province. The provincial capital and its largest urban center.
Kaesong: Kaesong is a historic city in North Korea, near the border with South Korea. It became part of North Hwanghae Province in the 2010 administrative reorganization.
Hwanghae Province: Hwanghae Province was a former Korean administrative province whose territory is now divided between North and South Hwanghae. North Hwanghae took its name and much of its territory from this former province.
Taedong River: The Taedong River is a major river in North Korea that flows through Pyongyang to the Yellow Sea. Its tributaries drain parts of North Hwanghae and shape the province's settled lowlands.
North Korea: North Korea is a state occupying the northern half of the Korean Peninsula. North Hwanghae is one of its administrative provinces.
Koryo Museum: The Koryo Museum is a museum of Korean history housed in a former Confucian academy in Kaesong. Its collections and historic setting preserve the heritage of Kaesong, now within the province.
Administrative divisions of North Korea: North Korea's administrative divisions are the provinces, cities, and counties used to govern the country. The province's boundaries and local government belong to this national system.
Pyongyang–Kaesong Motorway: The Pyongyang–Kaesong Motorway is a major road connecting North Korea's capital with Kaesong. It crosses the province and links its southern city to Pyongyang.
South Hwanghae Province: South Hwanghae is a province in southwestern North Korea, bordering the Yellow Sea. It lies directly west of North Hwanghae and shares the Hwanghae regional name.
Tomb of King Kongmin: The Tomb of King Kongmin is a fourteenth-century royal tomb complex near Kaesong, North Korea. This Goryeo-era monument is among the province's best-known historical sites.

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North Pyongan ProvinceCompared with: Its position contrasts with North Pyongan’s far-northern border setting.