Cities near Kangsŏn
Kangsŏn is a city of 102,436 inhabitants in North Korea. The most populous cities near Kangsŏn within 100 km are Pyongyang, Namp’o, Sunch’ŏn. Distances are measured as the crow flies.
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Nearby cities 39 cities found
Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.
| City | Country | Distance | Population |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pyongyang | North Korea | 18.5 km | 3,222,000 |
| Namp’o | North Korea | 26.7 km | 455,000 |
| Sunch’ŏn | North Korea | 62.9 km | 437,000 |
| Man’gyŏngdae-ri | North Korea | 9.1 km | 321,690 |
| Kaech’ŏn | North Korea | 89.1 km | 319,554 |
| Sariwŏn-si | North Korea | 50.1 km | 310,100 |
| Songnim-ni | North Korea | 19.9 km | 152,425 |
| Sinch’ŏn-ŭp | North Korea | 65.4 km | 141,407 |
| Paek'ak | North Korea | 58.6 km | 125,924 |
| Chaeryŏng-ni | North Korea | 37.7 km | 125,631 |
| Ŭllyul | North Korea | 58.0 km | 107,997 |
| P’yŏngsŏng | North Korea | 42.6 km | 100,000 |
| Ŭnch’ŏn-ŭp | North Korea | 43.3 km | 95,597 |
| Kwail-ŭp | North Korea | 73.2 km | 89,895 |
| Samch’ŏn | North Korea | 67.9 km | 86,042 |
| Sinwŏn-ŭp | North Korea | 79.5 km | 83,161 |
| T’aet’an-ŭp | North Korea | 97.5 km | 64,258 |
| Chaeryŏng-ŭp | North Korea | 59.8 km | 53,330 |
| Anju | North Korea | 76.1 km | 50,196 |
| Songhwa | North Korea | 74.8 km | 44,274 |
| Ch’ŏsal-li | North Korea | 52.3 km | 43,614 |
| Sŭngho 1-tong | North Korea | 34.8 km | 39,841 |
| Changyŏn | North Korea | 87.1 km | 39,368 |
| Sunan | North Korea | 31.2 km | 36,671 |
| Hwangju-ŭp | North Korea | 34.1 km | 35,641 |
| Chŏngju | North Korea | 90.0 km | 29,065 |
| Kangdong-ŭp | North Korea | 50.0 km | 28,922 |
| Hŭkkyo-ri | North Korea | 23.8 km | 25,437 |
| Anak | North Korea | 47.9 km | 19,995 |
| Sil-li | North Korea | 62.8 km | 19,463 |
| Chunghwa | North Korea | 20.6 km | 19,346 |
| Sinmak | North Korea | 80.9 km | 18,669 |
| Ayang-ni | North Korea | 78.9 km | 16,104 |
| Sinanju | North Korea | 73.6 km | 15,693 |
| Ryonggang-ŭp | North Korea | 16.2 km | 13,440 |
| Twimoraet’ŏ | North Korea | 11.5 km | 13,050 |
| Pyŏksŏng-ŭp | North Korea | 98.9 km | 12,937 |
| Koksan-ŭp | North Korea | 95.5 km | 12,923 |
| Kwaksan | North Korea | 93.9 km | 10,478 |
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