Yeoju
Yeoju is a city in Gyeonggi province, South Korea. On the land, the town of wonju is to the east, Icheon and Gwangju is to the westside, yangpyeong is on the north side, Chungju and Eumsong is to the south side.
- City with about 114,000 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 50 metres (160 feet)
- Description: municipal city in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
- Also known as“Reishū”“Rishū”“Yŏju”“Yŏju-si”
Places of Interest
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Buddhist temple
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Yeoju
Yeoju station serves as the southern terminus of the Seoul Metropolitan Subway Gyeonggang Line.
Yeoju
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Latitude
37.2983° or 37° 17′ 54″ north
Longitude
127.637° or 127° 38′ 13″ east
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OpenStreetMap feature
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Yue Chinese—“Yeoju” goes by many names.
يوجوArabic
ՅոջուArmenian
ইওজুBengali
YeojuCatalan
Yeoju-siCebuano
驪州市Chinese
骊州市Chinese
JŏdžuCzech
YeojuDanish
YeojuDutch
JoĝuEsperanto
YeojuEstonian
YeojuFinnish
იოჯუGeorgian
ΓιότζουGreek
યેઓજુGujarati
Lî-chû-sṳHakka Chinese
Yeoju SṳHakka Chinese
एऑजुHindi
JodzsuHungarian
YeojuHungarian
여주시Hungarian
YeojuIndonesian
YeojuIrish
YeojuItalian
よじゅJapanese
驪州市Japanese
YeojuJavanese
ಯೊಜೊKannada
Yeoju-siKorean
경기 여주Korean
경기 여주시Korean
경기도 여주Korean
경기도 여주시Korean
여주Korean
여주시Korean
驪州市Korean
JeodžuLatvian
JeodžuLithuanian
YeojuMalay
येओजुMarathi
Yeoju ChhīMin Nan Chinese
ЁжүMongolian
YeojuNorthern Frisian
YeojuRomanian
ЙоджуRussian
YeojuScots
යෝජුSinhala
JodžuSlovak
Jodžu-siSlovak
여주시Slovak
YeojuTurkish
ЙоджуUkrainian
یوجوUrdu
YeojuVenetian
YeojuVietnamese
驪州Yue Chinese
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