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It is an industrial city, traffic nodes, cultural center with university, theater and museums.  Namp\u2019o satellite photo Namp’o is located on the west coast of North Korea, 55 kilometers southwest of Pyongyang at the mouth of the Taedong. The geographical coordinates are 38 \u00b0 44 \u2032 N , 125 \u00b0 24 \u2032 O 38.729166666667 125.40583333333 Coordinates: 38 \u00b0 44 \u2032 N , 125 \u00b0 24 \u2032 O . The city consists of the Namp\u2019O district itself, as well as the following earlier counties from the province of P\u2019y\u014fngan-Namdo: [first] Kangs\u014f-Gun ( Gangseo -gun ; Jiangxi County ) Taean-gun ( Alternative ; Daan County ) Onch\u2019\u014fn-Gun ( Hot spring ; Hot spring ) Ryonggang-Gun ( Ryonggang -gun ; Longgang County ) Ch\u2019\u014fllima-gun ( Cheonrima -kun ; Qianlima County ) The city’s economic growth began opening the port for foreign trade in 1897.  The lighthouse Chinnampos built by Japan in 1909. The recording comes from before 1945. From 1910 to 1945 Korea was part of the Japanese Empire. The city was until the end of this time Chinnampo ( Japanese  Zhennanpu ) called. The current name is derived from it. The city was badly damaged in the Korean War (1950\u20131953) and expanded into a center of the glass and shipyard industry after the war. From 1980 to 2004, Namp\u2019o was a city under the central administration of the government. In 2004 she became part of P\u2019y\u014fngan-Namdo and had the status of a special city within the province, which meant, among other things, that it was still under central administration. In 2010 she was spun off from the province. [first] Near the city, the western sea dam built between 1981 and 1986 with a 15 -kilometer dam and three large locks for ships is up to 50,000 gross registers. There is a beautiful bathing beach near the dam. The Taesong See is a popular place of excursion in the area. This lake was artificially created in 1959 and serves to irrigate the fields in the area. The Pyongyanger golf course is nearby. Also worth seeing are the mausoleums of Kangso and Tokhung-Ri. Kangso is located northeast of Lake Taesong and 28 kilometers southwest of Pyongyang. Graves of the Goguryeo dynasty (37 BC.-668 AD) from the 7th century were excavated there. In Tokhung-Ri, three graves from the Koguryo dynasty were restored in Tokhung-Ri, the year of origin was dated to 408 AD. The Waudo peninsula is closer to Namp\u2019o, in the west of the city. There are a number of sports and leisure options as well as a viewing pavilion.  In the city there are shipyards, mechanical engineering companies, non -ferrous metallurgy (Ch\u2019\u014fllima Stahlwerke) and the glass industry. Fishing is an important source of income for Namp\u2019o. The city is an important traffic junction with streets, railroad and harbor. It is a center for new territory from the sea. At the end of the 19th century, the port was opened for export, which led to an accelerated development of the economy and growth of the population. Namp\u2019o was and is a strategically important point for the regime in North Korea as a traffic artery and port for the capital and not least as a bastion against possible invaders who want to head for Pyongyang. At the same time, the river mouth on which Namp\u2019o is located was also chosen for a large dam. Important parts of the North Korean Navy are also stationed around the Taedong estuary. The so-called West Meer dam serves primarily to separate sea and river water, as a fast road and rail connection between the north and south bank of the Taedong and as a physical barrier at the mouth of the river. It keeps the region up to Pyongyang from possible flood disasters, serves the availability of fresh water for industry and the region’s drinking water supply. Two billion cubic meters of water are funded per year. The dam is not used to extract electricity. Some Hana Electronics offices are located in Namp\u2019o. [2] The Namp\u2019O overhead line bus serves two lines on weekdays, but only irregularly. In the crisis years 1998 to 2000, Pyongyang’s road to Namp\u2019o was expanded to the eight -lane motorway. An estimated 50,000 young people volunteers created the 43 km long street bed without the help of machines. To remember the project completed after 700 days, the motorway was renamed “Street of Heroic Youth”. \u2191 a b  Kin so you all: North Korea Splits No. 38 and 39 Departments Up Again. In: Daily NK. February 15, 2011, accessed on November 15, 2012 (English).   \u2191  http:\/\/www.nkeconwatch.com\/category\/dprk-organizations\/companies\/hana-electronics-company\/  Christian Kracht, Eva Munz, Lukas Nikol: The total memory. Kim Jong Ils North Korea. Rogner & Bernhard, Berlin 2006. ISBN 3-8077-1020-5. Arno Maierbrugger: North Korea manual. On the way in a mysterious country. TRICY, BERINE 2004, ISBN 3-89794-039-6 Pang Hwan Ju, Hwang Bong Hyok: A Sightseeing Guide to Korea. Foreign Languages Publishing House, Pj\u00f6ngjang 1991 Kim Sung Un: Panorama of Korea. Foreign Languages Publishing House, Pj\u00f6ngjang 1999 Robert Willoughby: North Korea. The Bradt Travel Guide. Bradt editions, London 2003, ISBN 1-84162-074-2  "},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki14\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki14\/nampo-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Namp\u2019o \u2013 Wikipedia"}}]}]