Ulsanghae
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Ulsanghae Province
욼앙해 | |
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Province | |
| Location of Ulsanghae Province | |
| Country |  Anikatia |
| Capital | Eunchuol |
| Area | 369,600 km2 229,659 sq mi |
| Government | |
| • Governor | Geun Sang-ho |
| Population (2015 estimate) | |
| • Total | 10,473,086 |
| • Rank | 4th |
| • Density | 28.34/km2 (73.4/sq mi) |
| Dialect | Ulsanghae |
| Website | ulsanghae.gov.ank |
Ulsanghae is a province of Anikatia, with its capital at Eunchuol.
History
Ulsanghae was traditionally played one of major part in dynastic period. The Ulsanghae areas good location and relatively gentle landscape and climate provided it a important role in the country's affairs.
Geography
Location
Ulsanghae is situated on the north western coast of Anikatia.
Resources
The area of Ulsanghae contains a majority of the Anikatian rainforests and woodland areas. The province is renowned for its agricultural produce, in particular fish (cuttlefish and pollock). Ulsanghae contains a number of heavy manufacturing industries such as electronics, machine, heavy and chemical industry, steel along with some limted light textile, farming, livestock and fisheries industries. There are also a number of hydroelectric, thermoelectric power and Nuclear power plants.
Cities and parks
The main cities in the province are Eunchuol (the provincial 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 very cold owing to high pressure from the west of the Kasaishima continent. The temperature in the mountainous areas to the southeast is lower and the coastal areas to the northwest is higher.
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