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Mairie de Geumcheon-gu (métro de Séoul)

Geumcheon-gu (hangeul : 금천구청 ; hanja : 衿川區廳, officiellement en anglais Geumcheon-gu Office) est une station de passage de la ligne 1 du métro de Séoul. Elle est située au 91 Siheung-daero 63-gil, dans le quartier Siheung 1-dong de l'arrondissement Geumcheon-gu à Séoul en Corée du Sud, au sud-ouest de Séoul en Corée du Sud. La gare d'origine ouvre en 1908 et la station de métro de la ligne 1 en 1974. Elle est desservie par les rames des services omnibus et express de la ligne 1. Situation sur le réseau Établie en surface, la station Mairie de Geumcheon-gu est une station de bifurcation entre la branche Sinchang et la branche Gwangmyeong de la ligne 1 du métro de Séoul, sur la ligne principale elle est située : entre la station Doksan, en direction du terminus nord-est Yeoncheon, et la station Seoksu, en direction du terminus sud-ouest Sinchang. sur la courte branche Gwangmyeong, elle est située avant la station Gwangmyeong terminus de la branche, permettant une correspondance directe avec la gare de Gwangmyeong. Histoire Gare ferroviaire La gare d'origine est mise en service le 1er avril 1908, elle est nommée Siheung le 1er mars 1914. Station de métro La station Siheung est mise en service le 15 août 1974, lors de l'ouverture à l'exploitation de la section de Seoul à Suwon, dite ligne Gyeongbu, de la nouvelle ligne 1 du métro de Séoul. La station est renommée Mairie de Geumcheon-gu le 29 décembre 2008. Services aux voyageurs Accès et accueil La station est établie au 91 Siheung-daero 63-gil, dans le quartier Siheung 1-dong. Elle dispose d'une unique bouche numérotée 1. Desserte Mairie de Geumcheon-gu, est desservie par les rames des services omnibus et express de la ligne 1. Elle dispose de deux quais centraux équipés de portes palières Intermodalité Des arrêts de bus sont situés à proximité. À proximité Notes et références Notes Références Voir aussi Articles connexes Métro de Séoul Ligne 1 du métro de Séoul Liens externes (ko) « 금천구청역 (officiel station) », sur letskorail.com. (en) « Seoul Metro (recherche station ou itinéraire) », sur seoulmetro.co.kr/en/. (en) « Séoul (metro) », sur urbanrail.net. Portail du métro Portail de Séoul
Kumcshon-ku cshong állomás

Kumcshon-ku cshong (Geumcheon-gu cheong) állomás a szöuli metró 1-es vonalának állomása Kumcshon-ku (Geumcheon-gu) kerületben. Az állomás a KTX-vonalat is kiszolgálja. Viszonylatok Jegyzetek
Stazione di Geumcheon-gucheong

La stazione di Geumcheon-gucheong (금천구청역 - 衿川區廳驛, Geumcheon-gucheong-yeok) è una stazione ferroviaria di Seul situata sulla linea Gyeongbu, da cui si dirama la linea KTX Gyeongbu per i servizi alta velocità coreani, e servita dalla linea 1 della metropolitana di Seul, nel quartiere di Geumcheon-gu, a sud-ovest del centro della capitale sudcoreana. Linee e servizi Sebbene tutte le linee passanti per questa stazione siano chiamate come linea 1 della metropolitana, di fatto la stazioen è il punto di distacco della linea KTX Gyeongbu dalla linea Gyeongbu tradizionale. I treni KTX provenienti da Seul o Yongsan provengono dalla linea Gyeongbu e, senza fermare a questa stazione, proseguono sulla linea ad alta velocità. Oltre ad essi, da qui partono dei treni navetta, chiamati Gwangmyeong Shuttle per dare accesso alla stazione di Gwangmyeong, dove è possibile quindi utilizzare i treni KTX. Korail ● Linea 1 (ufficialmente, linea Gyeongbu) (Codice: P144) Struttura La stazione di Geumcheon-gucheong è composta da due banchine a isola a livello del terreno, serventi due binari. Le banchine sono collegate da una passerella al fabbricato viaggiatori, e un ulteriore sovrappassaggio li scavalca per permettere di uscire al lato ovest. Stazioni adiacenti Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su stazione di Geumcheon-gucheong
Кымчхонгу-Офис

«Кымчхонгу-Офис» (кор. 금천구청역) — наземная станция Сеульского метро на Первой (Линия Кёнбусон). Кванмён ветка — участок Первой линии метро, где организовано челночное движение между станциями «Йондынпхо» и «Кванмён». Станция представлена двумя островными платформами. Обслуживается Корейской национальной железнодорожной корпорацией (Korail). Расположена в квартале Сихын-1-дон района Кымчхон (Кымчхонгу) города Сеул (Республика Корея). На станции установлены платформенные раздвижные двери. На Первой линии поезда Кёнбусон зелёный экспресс (SC: Gyeongbu green express) обслуживают станцию; Кёнвон экспресс (GWː Gyeongwon) и Кёнкин экспресс (GI: Gyeongin), Кёнбусон красный экспресс (GB: Gyeongbu red express. A и B Йонсан—Чонан) не обслуживают станцию. Пассажиропоток — на 1-й линии 23 408 чел/день (на 2013 год). Соседние станции Примечания
Five-storied stone pagoda of Jeongnimsa

The Five-story Stone Pagoda at Jeongnimsa Temple Site, Buyeo (Korean: 부여 정림사지 오층석탑; Hanja: 扶餘定林寺址五層石塔) is a Baekje-era five-story pagoda. It is currently located at the remains of the temple Jeongnimsa in Buyeo County, South Chungcheong Province, South Korea. Description On the first floor of this stone pagoda, it is referred to as the Pyeongsung Tower of Baekje. Recently, a tile engraved with the temple name Jungrimsa was found at this temple site and the site was named Jeongnimsa Temple Site. Each pedestal is fixed by a pillar stone. Each corner of the pagoda body in each story holds a pillar stone using the beheullim technique, where a pillar's upper and lower extremities are narrow while its middle is convex. Thin and wide roof stones covering the edges of the eaves display what is described as "lofty elegance." It is valued in that it shows refined and creative figures as well as the typical form of a wooden building like a thin pedestal, with pillars exhibiting the beheullim technique and thin and wide roof stones. The pagoda is also highly valued as one of the two last remaining stone pagodas from the Baekje Era. The surface of the stone pagoda is engraved with Chinese characters celebrating the victory of the Tang dynasty over Baekje in 660, indicating the symbolic importance of its location for Baekje. It was carved into the pagoda itself by the commanding Tang general who defeated Baekje once and for all during the Baekje–Tang War. The Tang dynasty and Silla kingdom joined forces to destroy Baekje. See also National Treasures of South Korea Baekje Korean Buddhist sculpture Korean Buddhism References External links Cultural Heritage Administration of Korea Archived 2020-09-10 at the Wayback Machine
A Csongnimsza ötemeletes kőpagodája

A Csongnimsza ötemeletes kőpagodája (hangul: 부여 정림사지 오층석탑, Pujo Csongnimszadzsi ocshung szokthap, RR: Buyeo Jeongnimsaji ocheung seoktap) Dél-Korea 9. számú nemzeti kincse, mely Pujóban (Buyeóban), Dél-Cshungcshong (Dél-Chungcheong) tartományban található. A Pekcse (Baekje) korból (i.e. 18 – 660) származó pagoda 149 kőtömbből épül fel, szerkezete fa épületet imitál. Valószínűleg a kor legvégén épülhetett, hosszú ideig úgy vélték, a Tang-dinasztia emeltette Pekcse (baekje) meghódításának emlékére. Források "Five-story Stone Pagoda at Jeongnimsa Temple Site, Buyeo". Cultural Heritage Administration. Hozzáférés: 2014. április 23.. : Unknown parameter |archívdátum= ignored (súgó); Unknown parameter |archívurl= ignored (súgó) "National Treasure". Buyeo. Hozzáférés: 2014. április 23..
Tongin Market

Tongin Market (Korean: 통인시장) is a traditional market in Tongin-dong, Jongno District, Seoul, South Korea. Established in 1941, the market originally catered for local needs. Today it is home to around 75 businesses, including sit-down restaurants, street food stalls, and stores. The market is located at 18, Jahamun-ro 15-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul. History Tongin Market was built in 1941 as a market for the Japanese in the vicinity of Hyoja-dong and near the palace Gyeongbokgung, and after the Korean War, as the population grew in the Sogong area, the market expanded. In 2005, it was registered as a legitimate market according to the special law for the promotion of the traditional market and then equipped with modernization facilities. In 2010, it was selected as the 'Seoul Culture Market' hosted by the governments of Seoul and Jongno District. In 2011, the market started a rejuvenation programme that saw the introduction of yeopjeon brass coins as means of payment on the market. The number of stores is about 70 across food stalls and goods vendors. The programme resulted in growing visitor numbers and started to attract tourists. Gallery References
Kangbuk High School

Gangbuk High School is a high school in Daegu, Korea. The school is a private high school and admits only male students. Its motto is "A person who has a dream, one who is efficient, one who is moral". The school's goal is enhancing moral character of the students coupled with imparting a sense of creativity. History The plan to establish the school was approved on 17 November 1974, and the first entrance ceremony was held on 2 March 1975. The school is situated on top of a hill overlooking the Southern Chilgok district of Daegu. It is connected with Yeong Song Girls High School, which shares the same property and sporting facilities. Gangbuk High School includes a Tae Kwon Do school, where students choose to follow a path of Tae Kwon Do training for the majority of the school day, over the mainstream school curriculum. Symbol The tree that symbolizes the school is a zelkova which mean filial duty, courtesy, fidelity that have been important in Korea. The school flower is an yulan which means pure and clear. References http://www.gangbuk.hs.kr/site/gangbukhs/index.html
Gangneung Curling Centre

Das Gangneung Curling Centre ist ein Curling-Stadion mit einer Kapazität von 3.000 Plätzen. Es befindet sich in Gangneung (Südkorea) und wurde im Jahr 1998 eröffnet. 2017 war es Spielstätte der Rollstuhlcurling-Weltmeisterschaft. Die Wettkämpfe im Curling bei den Olympischen Winterspielen 2018 und den Winter-Paralympics 2018 wurden in diesem Stadion ausgetragen. Einzelnachweise
Gangneung Gymnasium

Gangneung Gymnasium (Korean: 강릉실내종합체육관) is a multi-purpose indoor arena, located in the coastal city of Gangneung, South Korea. It was opened in 1998 for ice hockey at the 1999 Asian Winter Games. The seating capacity is 3,500. It is converted into ice surface when needed, while the underground floor is a permanent ice rink. It was used for the 2009 World Women's Curling Championships, 2013 Special Olympics World Winter Games, 2017 World Junior Curling Championships, and 2017 World Wheelchair Curling Championship. It was used for both the 2018 Winter Olympics and 2018 Winter Paralympics as the venue for curling and wheelchair curling. It also was used for the 2024 Winter Youth Olympics as the venue for curling. It is the only Olympic venue in Gangneung which existed prior to the selection of PyeongChang as host city of the 2018 Winter Games. For the Games it was named the Gangneung Curling Centre (강릉 컬링 센터). It was renovated between October 2015 and October 2016 in preparation for the Games. Gallery References
Centre de curling de Gangneung

Le Centre de curling de Gangneung (en coréen : 강릉 실내 빙상경기장 / Gangneung indoor ice skating arena) est un équipement sportif de Gangneung, en Corée du Sud. Il s'agit de la seule installation préexistante parmi les patinoires du pôle côtier de Gangneung. Elle a accueilli les épreuves de curling des Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2018 et des Jeux paralympiques d'hiver de 2018. Elle a été rénovée d'octobre 2015 à octobre 2016 en préparation des Jeux. Capacité: 3 500 places. Il a déjà accueilli le Championnat du monde de curling féminin 2009. Notes et références Annexes Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du curling Portail de la Corée du Sud
Centro curling di Gangneung

Il centro curling di Gangneung (강릉 하키 센터?) è un impianto sportivo indoor situato all'interno del parco Olimpico di Gangneung. Ha una capienza di 3 500 persone e una superficie totale di 17 213 m². Storia L'impianto venne aperto nel 1998, per ospitare le gare di hockey dei Giochi asiatici invernali del 1999. Ha ospitato poi i Campionati dei Quattro continenti di pattinaggio di figura 2005, alcune gare della Coppa del Mondo di short track 2007 e i Campionati mondiali femminili di curling 2009. Tra il dicembre 2015 e gennaio 2017, l'impianto è stato sottoposto a diversi lavori di rinnovo in vista dei Giochi Olimpici invernali del 2018 e dei Giochi Paralimpici invernali del 2018. Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Centro curling di Gangneung Collegamenti esterni (KO, EN, FR, ZH) Gangneung Curling Centre, su pyeongchang2018.com. URL consultato il 6 marzo 2017 (archiviato dall'url originale il 6 marzo 2017).
Centro de Curling Gangneung

Centro de Curling Gangneung (em coreano: 강릉 컬링 센터; em inglês: Gangneung Curling Centre) é uma arena multiuso indoor, localizado na cidade costeira de Gangneung, na Coreia do Sul. Foi inaugurado em 1998 para a disputa do hóquei no gelo nos Jogos Asiáticos de Inverno de 1999. A capacidade atual é de 3 000 espectadores. Foi utilizado para o Campeonato Mundial Feminino de Curling de 2009, para o Special Olympics de Inverno de 2013 e para o Campeonato Mundial Júnior de Curling de 2017. Foi utilizado tanto para as Olimpíadas de Inverno de 2018 como para os Jogos Paraolímpicos de Inverno de 2018. Será o local para o curling e o curling em cadeiras de rodas. Nos Jogos Olímpicos de Inverno da Juventude de 2024, recebeu todos os eventos do curling. Foi o único local em Gangneung que já existia antes da eleição de PyeongChang como sede dos Jogos de Inverno de 2018, sendo renovado entre outubro de 2015 e outubro de 2016. Possui quatro andares acima do solo e um nível subterrâneo. Referências
Centrul de curling Gangneung

Centrul de curling Gangneung (강릉 실내 빙상 경기장) este patinoar care a fost utilizat pentru Jocurile Mondiale Olimpice Speciale de Iarnă din 2013 și va fi folosit atât pentru Jocurile Olimpice de iarnă din 2018 cât și pentru Jocurile Paralimpice de iarnă din 2018. Acesta a fost inaugurat în 1998. Acesta este situat în orașul de coastă Gangneung. Va fi locul de desfășurare pentru curling și pentru curling în scaun cu rotile. Capacitatea patinoarului este de 3.500 de locuri. Acesta este singurul stadion din Gangneung care a existat înainte de alegerea Pyeongchang ca oraș-gazdă a Jocurilor de Iarnă din 2018. Înainte de Jocurile era cunoscut sub numele de Patinoarul Gangneung. Acesta a fost renovat în perioada octombrie 2015 și octombrie 2016. Centrul a fost locul de desfășurare a probelor de hochei pe gheață la Jocurile Asiatice de Iarnă din 1999 și a găzduit Campionatul mondial de curling feminin din 2009. În mod tradițional, locul de desfășurare gazdă Olimpic va găzdui Campionatele Mondiale de Juniori Curling în anul precedent la jocuri. Referințe
Gangneung curlingcenter

Gangneung curlingcenter är en ishall i kuststaden Gangneung i Sydkorea. Arenan stod klar 1998 men byggdes om mellan december 2015 och januari 2017. Under olympiska vinterspelen 2018 spelades turneringarna i curling här. Dessförinnan har flera andra mästerskap arrangerats i arenan, bland annat asiatiska vinterspelen 1999 och världsmästerskapet i curling för damer 2009. Referenser
Центр керлінгу Каннин

Центр керлінгу Каннина (кор. 강릉 실내 빙상 경기장) — льодова арена, розташована в прибережному південнокорейському місті Каннин, одна з арен зимових Олімпійських ігор 2018 року. Будівництво почалося в 1998 році. У 2017 році Центр приймав Чемпіонат світу з керлінгу серед юніорів. Під час Олімпіади ковзанка вмістить 3 тисячі людей. На час проведення Олімпійських ігор майданчик використовується для змагань з керлінгу, а під час параолімпійських ігор — з керлінгу на інвалідних візках. Спочатку льодову арену планували використовувати для проведення хокейних турнірів. Перший поверх критого стадіону можна залити льодом при необхідності, на підземному ж поверсі знаходиться стаціонарна льодова арена, яку сьогодні в більшій мірі використовують для керлінгу. Примітки
Gangneung-Stadion

Das Gangneung-Stadion (durch Sponsoringvertrag offiziell Gangneung High1 Arena) ist ein Fußballstadion mit Leichtathletikanlage in der südkoreanischen Stadt Gangneung, Provinz Gangwon-do. Hyundai Horangi nutzte das Stadion von 1987 bis 1989. Von 2009 bis 2017 sowie seit 2020 nutzt das Franchise Gangwon FC die Anlage für seine Heimspiele. Gangneung Citizen FC nutzt seit 2003 das Stadion ebenfalls als Heimspielstätte. Der Verein spielt aktuell in der K3 League, der dritthöchsten Spielklasse Südkoreas. Seit Juni 2025 trägt es den Sponsorennamen Gangneung High1 Arena, nach dem örtlichen Ski-Resort High1. Weblinks gangwon-fc.com: Website des Gangwon FC (koreanisch) europlan-online.de: Gangneung Stadium – Gangneung Einzelnachweise
Gangneung HIGH1 ARENA

The Gangneung Stadium (강릉하이원아레나, Gangneung HIGH1 ARENA) is a multi-purpose stadium in Gangneung, South Korea. It is currently used mostly for football (American English: soccer) matches. The stadium has a capacity of 22,333 spectators and was opened in 1984. It is the home ground of FC Gangneung and Gangwon FC (since 2009). It is located within the Gangneung Olympic Park, one of the main sites of the 2018 Winter Olympics. The ski resort High1 owns the naming rights to the stadium as of 2025. References External links Gangneung Sports Facilities Management Center (in Korean) World Stadiums
Estadio de Gangneung

El Estadio de Gangneung (coreano: 江陵綜合競技場 ) es un estadio de usos múltiples ubicado en la ciudad de Gangneung, provincia de Gangwon, Corea del Sur. Fue inaugurado en 1985 y posee una capacidad para 22.300 espectadores. Está ubicado dentro del Parque Olímpico de Gangneung, uno de los sitios principales de los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno de 2018. Es utilizado por el Gangwon Football Club que milita en la K League 1 y el Gangneung City FC de la K League 2. Véase también Anexo:Estadios de fútbol de Corea del Sur Referencias
Gangneung Stadium

Gangneung Stadium – wielofunkcyjny obiekt sportowy w miejscowości Gangneung w Korei Południowej. Został otwarty 18 czerwca 1984 roku. Pojemność stadionu to 22 333 miejsc. Obecnie spełnia wszystkie kryteria FIFA do rozgrywania najważniejszych spotkań piłkarskich. Na stadionie swoje mecze domowe rozgrywa miejscowy klub Gangneung City FC oraz od 2009 roku Gangwon FC. Na stadionie również swoje mecze rozgrywa reprezentacja Korei Południowej. Bibliografia Informacja o stadionie na World Stadiums. worldstadiums.com. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2009-02-03)]. (ang.)
Gangneung Yeongdong University

Gangneung Yeongdong College is a private technical college in Seongsan-myeon, a rural area of Gangneung city in northeastern South Korea. It takes its name from the Yeongdong region, in which it is located. Campus There are twelve major buildings on the campus, which covers an area of 113,000 square metres. History The school officially opened on June 1, 1963, as Gangneung Superior Technical School of Nursing (강릉간호고등기술학교). It had a maximum enrollment of 90 students. Enrollment was raised to 120 in 1966, and doubled to 240 in 1971. It was redesignated a technical college in 1973. Organization As a technical college, the school provides courses of study of two or three years in length. Two-year courses are provided by the Divisions of Health (departments of Optometry and Beauty), Hospitality, Social Service and Industry. Three-year courses are provided by the Divisions of Health, Nursing, and Social Service (department of early childhood education). Students and faculty Entering classes now average about 1,500 students, of which more than 90% study in regular daytime classes. The remainder attend night school. See also List of universities and colleges in South Korea Education in South Korea External links Official website Official college website, in English
Gangwon State University

Gangwon Provincial University (Korean: 강원도립대학) is a public college in Gangneung City, Gangwon Province, South Korea. Unlike most public tertiary institutions in South Korea, it is administered directly by the provincial government of Gangwon-do. Campus The college is located in Jumunjin-eup, north of Gangneung's city center. It lies close to the Yeongdong Expressway. History Permission to establish the college was granted in 1995, and construction began in 1997. The first students were admitted in March 1998. In 2015, an evaluation by the Ministry of Education rated the college in the lowest E group, resulting in the Ministry halting its monetary support and barring the college from all state-funded programs. Organization The president of GPU reports directly to the governor of Gangwon Province. The president oversees the college's four divisions: Natural Science, Engineering, Human and Social Science, and Physical Education. Under these four divisions, there are a total of 13 departments. Marine Police & Technology, Marine Life Sciences, Food Processing & Bakery, Cadastral Science & Real Estate, Tourism, Child Education & Care, Civil Engineering, Information & Communication, Automotive Engineering, Industrial Design, Fire-Environmental & Disaster Prevention, Digital Contents Techniques, Leisure Sports. Students and faculty As of February 2010, the school has about 1,400 students, 33 full-time professors, 13 adjunct professors and over 90 part-time lecturers. A total of about 3,500 students had graduated from the school, as of 2010. Cooperation with local community GPC has, since its inception, worked together with the local community. The campus itself is open to the general public, and the school's departments have closely linked with local industries. For example, the college has a leading role in establishing a ‘Jumunjin Brand Squid’, whose name ‘Jumunjingeo’ combines the name of the town as well as the Korean word for fish. In Jumunjin, the most well known marine animal is squid. See also List of national universities in South Korea List of universities and colleges in South Korea Education in Korea Kangwon National University References
Geumo Land

Geumo Land (Korean: 금오랜드) is an amusement park near the base of Geumosan, Gumi, North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea. It was founded in The park has a petting zoo, a swimming pool, an ice rink, a facility for sledding, and a number of rides. A fire happened in the zoo in 2023, resulting in the deaths of 100 animals. References External links Official site (in Korean)
Gimcheon-Stadion

Das Gimcheon-Stadion (koreanisch 김천종합운동장) ist ein Fußballstadion in der südkoreanischen Stadt Gimcheon. Erbaut wurde das Stadion von 1996 bis 2000. Das Fußball-Franchise Gimcheon Sangmu FC nutzt seit der Spielzeit 2021 das Stadion als Heimspielstätte. Galerie Weblinks Profil zum Stadion auf Namu.wiki (koreanisch)
Estadio Municipal de Gimcheon

El Estadio Municipal de Gimcheon (en coreano: 김천종합운동장) es un estadio de usos múltiples ubicado en la ciudad de Gimcheon, Provincia de Gyeongsang del Norte, Corea del Sur. Fue inaugurado en 2000 y posee una capacidad para 25.000 espectadores. Está ubicado dentro de la ciudad deportiva de Gimcheon que alberga además un gimnasio cubierto, piscina olímpica, un campo de tiro con arco, canchas de tenis, y un campo de Tiro deportivo, el complejo fue utilizado como estadio principal para el Festival Nacional de Deportes de 2006.​​ Es utilizado por el Gimcheon Sangmu FC que milita en la K League 1 la máxima categoría del futbol profesional en Corea del Sur. Véase también Anexo:Estadios de fútbol de Corea del Sur Referencias