Talk:Gyeonggi-do

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Let's use this instead.

9/18/06 - I changed "the area around Kaesŏng came under North Korean control during the Korean War, and officially became part of that country" to "the area around Kaesŏng came under North Korean control during the Korean War, and officially came under the administration of that country." The consititutions of both the North and South claim the entire Korean penninsula as their domain, so it doesn't make sense to say that Kaesung officially became part of North Korea at that time.

**Gyeonggi Province**
Official name - Hangeul - Hanja - RR - MR	경기도 京畿道 Gyeonggi-do Kyŏnggi-do
Location of Gyeonggi
Capital	Suwon
Governor	Sohn Hak-kyu
Area - Total	Ranked n/a 10,867 km²
Population - Total (2000) - Density	Ranked n/a 8,937,752 822/km²
Administrative divisions	27 cities, 4 counties
Region	Sudogwon
Dialect	Seoul
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