South Gyeongsang Province

South Gyeongsang Province is an administrative province in southeastern South Korea, with Changwon as its capital. It includes coastal districts and inland areas bordering several other provinces.

Changwon: Changwon is a city in southeastern South Korea and the capital of South Gyeongsang Province. The provincial capital is also a major industrial and administrative center.
Ulsan: Ulsan is a metropolitan city on South Korea’s southeastern coast, separate from South Gyeongsang Province. It is a nearby industrial center with provincial-level status of its own.
Gaya Confederacy: The Gaya Confederacy was a group of polities in southern Korea during the Three Kingdoms period. Its former territory included parts of present-day South Gyeongsang.
North Gyeongsang Province: North Gyeongsang Province is a province in southeastern South Korea, north of South Gyeongsang. The two provinces share a regional name but are separate administrative areas.
Gyeongsangnam-do: Gyeongsangnam-do is the Korean-language name for South Gyeongsang Province. This is the province’s official name in Korean.
Busan: Busan is a major port city in southeastern South Korea, adjacent to South Gyeongsang Province. Its metropolitan economy and transport links are closely connected to the province.
Gimhae: Gimhae is a city in South Gyeongsang Province, near the lower reaches of the Nakdong River. It was a central area of the ancient Gaya polities.
South Jeolla Province: South Jeolla Province is a province in southwestern South Korea, west of South Gyeongsang. It borders the province and represents the neighboring Jeolla region.
Gyeongsang Region: The Gyeongsang region is a historical and cultural region covering much of southeastern South Korea. South Gyeongsang forms the southern part of this broader region.
Shipbuilding: Shipbuilding is the construction and repair of ships, typically in specialized industrial yards. Shipyards in Geoje make this industry a defining part of the provincial economy.

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Woo Bum-kon incidentNarrower topic: Uiryeong County, the site of the attacks, lies within this province.