Definitions

1. Gwangyang is a city of nearly 140,000, and is located in the southeastern corner of the province.
2. Gwangyang is a city of 140,000 people with Posco as its principal employer.
3. Gwangyang is a steel city, second to Pohang, though much smaller.
4. Gwangyang is a new port that has only been open for 6 years.
5. Gwangyang is a strategically important city placed in the southern center of the Korean peninsula.

Steel

1. Gwangyang is a city of iron and steel.

Growing Number

1. As a result, a growing number of shipping liners has been realizing cost savings by calling at Gwangyang.

Shenzhen

1. Like Shenzhen, Gwangyang also invests in and encourages the cultural industry.

Korea

1. The effects of metal distribution and anthropogenic effluents on the benthic environment of Gwangyang Bay, Korea.

South Korea

1. POSCO is currently building an LNG terminal at Gwangyang in South Korea that will re-gasify the LNG to be supplied.

Suncheon

1. Suncheon has a frequent, well-serviced local bus service, which also travels to nearby cities: Boseong, Beolgyo, and Gwangyang.

City

1. Gwangyang City of South Korea, which established friendship-city ties with Shenzhen in 2004, has the same goal as Shenzhen: to develop the cultural industry.
2. Gwangyang city is the home of POSCO's Gwangyang Steel Works, the largest facility of its kind in the world.

Gwangyang

1. Posco is headquartered in Pohang and operates two integrated iron and steel works: one in Pohang and the second at Gwangyang, Korea.
2. Forty minutes south of Suncheon is the port city of Yeosu, and twenty minutes to the west of Suncheon is Gwangyang.

Categories

1. Steel Works
2. Settlements > Cities > City > Pohang
3. Southeastern Corner
4. Population > Settlements > Cities > Suncheon
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