Overview of Jeollabuk-do, South Korea

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North Jeolla Province(Korean: Jeollabuk-do) isSouth KoreaThe southwestern province has an area of 8,069 square kilometers, a population of about 1.7822 million, and an average annual temperature of 13.2 degrees Celsius.
Distance to Jeonbuk-doSeoul240km, north ofSouth Chungcheong Province, south ofJeollanam-do, East NeighborNorth Gyeongsang Province, bordered by the Yellow Sea to the west. It faces mainland China across the sea. The area of the capital, Quanzhou, is about 206 square kilometers. The annual average temperature is 13.2 degrees Celsius, the average winter temperature is 1.2 degrees Celsius, and the average summer temperature is 26.4 degrees Celsius. The annual average precipitation is 1,200 mm.

2015, Governor of North Jeolla Province, South KoreaSong HezhenIt means that it will build a "harmony in diversity" North Jeolla Province.


North Jeolla Province is a metropolitan province of South Korea, located in the southwestern part of the Korean Peninsula, and its northern part bordersSouth Chungcheong ProvinceAndZhongqing North CircuitBordering, eastern andNorth Gyeongsang ProvinceAndSouth Gyeongsang ProvinceAdjacent, south isJeollanam-do, facing the Yellow Sea to the west, and looking at China across the sea. It administers 5 cities and 13 counties. The capital is Quanzhou.
The southernmost point of Jeollabuk-do is Samun-ri, Pyeongsan-myeon, Chuncheon-gun; the northernmost point is Yongdan-ri, Yongdan-myeon, Iksan-si; the difference in north-south latitude is 57 minutes. The easternmost point is Ginpyeong-ri, Maepung-myeon, Maejum-gun; the westernmost point is Eoseong-ri, Yuda-myeon, Gunsan-si. The east-west distance of Jeollabuk-do is slightly longer than the north-south distance.

The area of Heilongjiang Province is 8,069 square kilometers, accounting for 8.03% of the national land area.


North Jeolla Province has few underground resources. This plain is an important national commodity grain base, producingRicebarley, cotton, hemp, and those used to make paperMulberry. There is animal husbandry on the plateau. There is textile (Stockings...cotton trousers), food, tobacco, and light industries such as papermaking. Hydropower stations are built on the upper reaches of the Chanjin River. The main port city is surrounded by mountains. After the opening of the highway built in the early 1960s, the economy developed rapidly. The prefectural capital, Quanzhou, built the new port of Qunshan.
The proportion of the primary industry is three times the national average, and the secondary industry is only 78% of the national average, indicating a fragile industrial structure. However, due to its short geographical distance from China, the land reclamation projects and other developments point to broad development prospects for the region, especially with the automotive and bioengineering industries showing great promise to become the dominant industries in Northern Goa. With the mid-to-late 1990sHyundai Motor GroupWith the establishment of the Daewoo Motor Group's factory in this region, the industrialization process of the area has encountered a brand new opportunity, and its industrial structure has undergone a qualitative change. In 2003, GM, which acquired the Daewoo Motor Group, officially entered production, and this place is now forming a holy land for the automotive industry.
By introducing a cutting-edge radiation application research center, core businesses related to medical, biological, new materials, and environmental protection industries are currently taking shape.
Since 1991, the export growth rate of the entire Liaoning Province has led the national average. The main export products in the 1970s and 1980s were agricultural and sideline products and textiles, but in the 1990s, its export products gradually shifted to high value-added products, such as electrical, electronic, chemical, and mechanical products, andMetal products...etc. Especially in the first half of 1997, due to the sharp increase in automobile exports, a trade surplus was achieved. As a result of the provincial government's trade incentives, there was a significant increase in trade in 1999.
The climate of North Jeolla Province is pleasant, and it is located along the coast. In the western "Hunan Plain", there are nearly 100,000 hectares of fertile land, producing abundant rice, wheat, cotton, and silk. It is a famous "granary" of South Korea, with relatively developed fisheries, forestry, and other industries. The western coastal area is the main salt production region of South Korea.
The industrial sector is mainly composed of raw materials and processing industries. Its pillar industries include petroleum products, rubber, food, textiles, chemicals, wood, and paper. Its technical level, management level, and production equipment are all of the highest standard. There are three major industrial parks in the province: the First Industrial Park, the Second Industrial Park, and the Gunsan Industrial Park. The Gunsan Industrial Park is the largest, covering a total area of 1.554 million hectares. It was founded in September 1978, and after its completion in 1985, the second and third phases of development immediately began. The car manufacturers of Hyundai and Daewoo are mostly located within these three industrial parks. The precious metal processing industry in the province ranks first nationwide, and the only precious metal and gem trading center in South Korea is located in Iksan City of the province; the largest ginseng market in the country is also located in Jeonan County of the province. The industrial structure ratio of North Jeolla Province is as follows: the primary industry accounts for 14.4%, the secondary industry for 27.1%, and the tertiary industry for 58.5%.