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Kyongueok Autonomous Region
쿈구엌 | |
|---|---|
Autonomous Region | |
| Location of Kyongueok Autonomous Region | |
| Country |  Anikatia |
| Capital | Sangbyeol |
| Area | 23,400 km2 14,540 sq mi |
| Government | |
| • Governor | Han Yeong-ji |
| Population (2015 estimate) | |
| • Total | 6,342,380 |
| • Rank | 10th |
| • Density | 271/km2 (700/sq mi) |
| Dialect | Kyongueok |
| Website | kyongueok.gov.ank |
Kyongueok (Anikatian 쿈구엌) officially Kyongueok Autonomous Region (Anikatian: 쿈구엌 자치구), is an autonomous region of Anikatia, with its capital at Sangbyeol.
History
Kyongueok was one of the early settlement areas, it became a centre of Sieuxerrian and other outside influence in the 16th through 19th centuries. It increased the contact and trade relations between early Anikatian states and the rest of the world. Despite the mutual advantages derived from these trading contacts, which would soon be acknowledged by all parties involved. It was historically the Sieuxerrian colony was known as Nouvelle-Sieuxerr.
Geography
Location
Kyongueok is situated on the north-western coast of Anikatia.
Resources
The area of Kyongueok is renowned for its agricultural produce, in particular wine and seafood. There are also a number of Nuclear power plants.
Cities and parks
The main cities in the autonomous regions are Sangbyeol (the regional capital), and Seoeunju.
Climate
The climate lies in the humid subtropical climate zone, in summer along with the higher temperature and there is high humidity, but in winter the weather can be cool. The temperature in the coastal areas to the west is higher.
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