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KANGE

KESON

HAEJU (Heju) - port

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WONSAN - port

NAMPHO - port

HAMHEUN

HICHEON

HINNAM - port

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Pyongyang - the capital

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YONAMPHO - port

SINIJU (Sinuiju)

CHONJIN (Chongjin) - port

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