Hunchun
Hunchun is a border city in Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province. It is near China's borders with North Korea and Russia and is known for its cross-border trade and tourism.
- City with about 239,000 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 40 metres (130 feet)
- Description: county-level city
- Also known as“Hui-ch’un”“Hun-ch’un-chen”“Hun-ch’un-hsien”“Hun-ch’ung”“Hunchun City”“Hunchun Shi”“Hungtschung”“珲春市 훈춘시”
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Latitude
42.8653° or 42° 51′ 55″ north
Longitude
130.3559° or 130° 21′ 21″ east
UN/LOCODE
CN HCG
Open location code
8QJGV984+49
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place=city
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Yue Chinese—“Hunchun” goes by many names.
هونتشونArabic
HunchunAsturian
হানচুনBengali
HunchunCatalan
HunchunCebuano
Húnchūn ShìChinese
珲春Chinese
珲春市Chinese
琿春Chinese
琿春市Chinese
琿春縣Chinese
留可Chinese
Chun-čchunCzech
HunchunDanish
HunchunDutch
HunĉunEsperanto
HunĉunoEsperanto
HunchunFinnish
珲春市Gan Chinese
ΧουντσούνGreek
હંચનGujarati
हुंचूँHindi
HuncsunHungarian
HunchunIndonesian
HunchunIrish
HunchunItalian
東京竜原府Japanese
東京龍原府Japanese
琿春Japanese
琿春市Japanese
琿春県Japanese
ಹಂಚ್ನ್Kannada
HunchunKikuyu
혼춘Korean
훈춘Korean
훈춘시Korean
HunchunKurdish
HunčunaLatvian
HunčunasLithuanian
HunchunMalagasy
HunchunMalay
हुंचूनMarathi
Hui-chhun-chhīMin Nan Chinese
ХүнчүнMongolian
HunchunNorwegian
HunchunNorwegian Bokmål
هونچونPersian
HunchunPolish
ХуньчуньRussian
HunčunSerbian
ХуингхунSerbian
హుంచున్Telugu
ฮันชุนThai
HunchunTurkish
ХуньчуньUkrainian
حونچونUrdu
ہونچونUrdu
HunchunUzbek
HunchunVenetian
Hồn XuânVietnamese
HunchunWaray (Philippines)
HunchunWelsh
珲春市Wu Chinese
琿春Yue Chinese
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