Gwangyang
Gwangyang is a city in South Korea.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Archdiocese of Gwangju
About Gwangyang
Gwangyang is located in the Jeonnam region of South Korea. It is situated in a geographic area that provides a unique setting for the city.
Gwangyang has a notable character and economy, with a rich history and culture that contributes to its significance. The city's economy and cultural aspects make it an important part of the Jeonnam region.
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Notable people from Gwangyang
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- YYang Dong-hyenb. 1986South Korean association football player
- CChoi Bo-kyungb. 1988South Korean footballer
- KKim Jae-hyunb. 1987South Korean footballer
- KKim Seung-kewb. 1944South Korean Minister of Justice and head of National Intelligence Service
- LLee Jae-sungb. 1985South Korean footballer, born 1985
- KKim Hyung-hob. 1987South Korean footballer
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