Natural monuments of South Korea

Columns: Number | Name | Location | Description
1 | Forest of Oriental Arborvitae in Dodong , Daegu ( 대구 도동 측백나무 숲 ) | Do-dong , Dong-gu , Daegu | A 35,603 m ( 383,230 sq ft ) forest of oriental arborvitae on the north slope of Mount Hyangsan . Previously thought to grow only in China , this area was determined in the early 1900s to be the southern boundary of the species . It was recorded by Seo Geojeong ( 1420-1488 ) in the Joseon Dynasty as one of Ten Sceneries of Dalseong and called the Northern Wall Fragrant Forest ( 北壁香林 ) | 8 | Lacebark Pine of Jae-dong in Seoul ( 서울 재동 백송 ) | Jae-dong , Jongno-gu , Seoul | A lacebark pine on the grounds of the Constitutional Court of Korea . The trunk branches off into two sections that rise to a height of 15 m ( 49 ft ) , but needs to be held up with supports to prevent the tree from falling over . Said to have been brought by an envoy from China , the tree is estimated to be about 600 years old , the oldest of this species in the country | 9 | Lacebark Pine of Susong-dong in Seoul ( 서울 조계사 백송 ) | Susong-dong , Jongno-gu , Seoul | A lacebark pine at the Buddhist temple of Jogyesa . It reaches a height of 10 m ( 33 ft ) but its proximity to the main hall and the lack of growing space has weakened its condition . The tree is estimated to be about 500 years old and said to have been brought by an envoy from China , for which it is also called The Pine of Tang ( 唐松 ) | 11 | Habitat of the White-bellied Black Woodpecker in Gwangneung ( 광릉 크낙새 서식지 ) | Bupyeong-ri , Jinjeon-eup , Namyangju , Gyeonggi-do | A 3,076,264 m ( 33,112,630 sq ft ) habitat of the white-bellied black woodpecker stretching across the cities of Pocheon and Namyangju . The planting of pine and fir in the forest surrounding King Sejo and Queen Jeonghui 's tombs during the Joseon Dynasty provided a good habitat for the species ; the area was strictly protected for nearly 500 years . Rare to the point of near-extinction , the bird has not been observed in the Gwangneung area since 1989 | 13 | Breeding Ground of Herons in Jincheon ( 진천 노원리 왜가리 번식지 ) | Nowon-ri , Iwol-myeon , Jincheon , Chungcheongbuk-do | A 68,968 m ( 742,370 sq ft ) heronry of grey and white herons near the village of Nowon-ri . Originally , the birds bred on a gingko tree estimated to be about 750 years old on the grounds of a private home ; they have since moved on to the trees of the surrounding area . The local waters of the heronry include rice paddies , Miho-cheon , and its tributaries | 18 | Natural Habitat of Spleenwort of Sam-do ( 제주 삼도 파초일엽 자생지 ) | Bomok-dong , Seogwipo , Jeju-do | Spleenwort ferns on the cliffs of Sam-do . The island is this sub-tropical species ' northern boundary and its only natural habitat in South Korea . The approximately 150 specimens have broad leaves up to 1 m ( 3.3 ft ) in length . Transplantation was used to stabilize the species after over-picking nearly wiped it out , although genetic testing has raised doubts as to the indigenousness of about half the ferns | 19 | Natural Habitat of Crinum Lily in Gujwa-eup ( 제주 토끼섬 문주란 자생지 ) | Hado-ri , Gujwa-eup , Jeju City , Jeju-do | Crinum lilies on the island of Nan-do . This is the northern boundary of this subtropical species and its only natural habitat in South Korea . Its seeds were likely carried to the island by the ocean current . Surrounded by rocks and covered in sand , Nan-do is a very suitable habitat for this species , whose white flowers bloom from July to September . The plant was nearly wiped out by over-picking but replanting and active protection has since seen it flourish | 27 | Habitat of Eels in Jeju-do ( 제주 무태장어 서식지 ) | Cheonjiyeon Waterfall and Saekdal-dong , Seogwipo , Jeju-do | A 300,070 m ( 3,229,900 sq ft ) habitat of marbled eel in Seogwipo . The area is the northern limit of this tropical species , which can only be spotted sporadically . Their spawning grounds are presumed to be in Taiwan , Okinawa , or perhaps even China and the Philippines , subsequently distributing into Korea by way of the ocean current . The inflow of pollutants is anticipated to have a negative effect on the habitat | 28 | Evergreen Forest of Judo Island ( 완도 주도 상록수림 ) | Judo , Wando-eup , Wando , Jeollanam-do | A 17,355 m ( 186,810 sq ft ) subtropical forest on the island of Judo . Although small in size , the island 's virgin forest is home to hundreds of varieties of trees making it valuable for academic research . Since the tree line meets the water , the forest also provides an ideal shelter for the fish of the surrounding waters . Its excellent state of preservation is likely due to the presence of an animist shrine at the island 's highest point , for which the island has traditionally been considered hallowed ground | 29 | Evergreen Forest at Mijo-ri ( 남해 미조리 상록수림 ) | Mijo-ri , Samdong-myeon , Namhae , Gyeongsangnam-do | A 3,441 m ( 37,040 sq ft ) forest on the east coast of Namhae County . It serves as a windbreak in winter for the nearby village of Mijo-ri and a shelter for the fish of the surrounding waters . It is home to a large variety of trees , including species common to the area such as silver magnolia , Japanese cinnamomum , and mochi trees , while its ground is covered in ardisia shrubs , mondo grass and holly leaf ferns . The forest is venerated by local residents who believe that as long as the forest flourishes , the village will produce people of great merit

Example questions:
What is the name of the South Korea 1-50 monument whose location can be translated as province surrounding Seoul ? | What is the number of the South Korea 1-50 monument whose location has a population of 1,902,324 ( 2014 ) ?

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Habitat of the White-bellied Black Woodpecker in Gwangneung ( 광릉 크낙새 서식지 ) | 38