Cities near Seoul

Seoul is a city of 10,349,312 inhabitants in South Korea. The most populous cities near Seoul within 100 km are Incheon, Suwon, Goyang-si. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 37.5660° Longitude: 126.9784° Population: 10,349,312 Timezone: Asia/Seoul
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Nearby cities 49 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Incheon South Korea 27.0 km 3,015,482
Suwon South Korea 30.7 km 1,234,582
Goyang-si South Korea 16.1 km 1,061,752
Seongnam-si South Korea 20.0 km 914,832
Bucheon-si South Korea 18.8 km 850,731
Cheonan South Korea 85.8 km 658,831
Hwaseong-si South Korea 42.4 km 640,890
Ansan-si South Korea 30.3 km 623,256
Anyang-si South Korea 19.8 km 595,644
Uijeongbu-si South Korea 20.4 km 479,141
Pyeongtaek South Korea 64.3 km 364,694
Gwangmyeong South Korea 14.0 km 357,545
Kaesŏng North Korea 58.4 km 338,155
Wŏnju South Korea 88.6 km 332,849
Gunpo South Korea 22.2 km 286,485
Chuncheon South Korea 74.8 km 284,855
Hanam South Korea 20.2 km 254,415
Osan South Korea 46.7 km 238,788
Gimpo-si South Korea 24.1 km 203,391
Icheon-si South Korea 51.9 km 196,230
Guri-si South Korea 14.6 km 195,236
Yangju South Korea 30.6 km 179,923
Paech’ŏn-ŭp North Korea 76.1 km 159,825
Siheungdong South Korea 14.0 km 128,142
Yeoju South Korea 65.2 km 111,897
Hwado South Korea 30.5 km 106,358
Asan South Korea 87.0 km 97,749
Wabu South Korea 21.5 km 96,775
Namyangju South Korea 22.2 km 90,798
Yangp'yŏng South Korea 46.0 km 83,367
Gwangju South Korea 30.1 km 81,780
Pongch’ŏn-ŭp North Korea 92.0 km 79,740
Hongch’ŏn South Korea 81.1 km 75,251
Seosan South Korea 98.9 km 74,208
Anseong South Korea 66.9 km 69,255
Uiwang South Korea 22.5 km 63,040
Pubal South Korea 55.8 km 63,026
Chinch'ŏn South Korea 89.0 km 60,964
Gapyeong South Korea 55.3 km 55,415
Munsan South Korea 36.8 km 43,208
Cheorwon South Korea 74.5 km 40,646
Yesan South Korea 99.5 km 39,409
Tangjin South Korea 80.8 km 32,778
Seonghwan South Korea 73.6 km 29,239
Ganghwa-gun South Korea 47.8 km 25,535
Taesal-li South Korea 80.8 km 23,149
Hwacheon South Korea 87.8 km 22,965
Yŏnan-ŭp North Korea 81.4 km 22,665
Yongsan-dong South Korea 2.4 km 12,612

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