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Published : Nov 2, - Updated : Nov 2, - SEJONG -- The population gap between Seoul and neighboring Gyeonggi Province has continued to grow in recent months and years, with the province having 4 million more residents than the capital in October, government data showed.

These are the top two populous regions among 17 major cities and provinces in South Korea. According to the Ministry of Interior and Safety, the population of Seoul posted 9.

The figure for Gyeonggi reached a record-high of In the context of nature, human and city, the green mountain means a love of the environment, the blue Hangang signifying history and vitality, and the sun in the center stands for the future and vision.

The emblem was designed on the basis of the national roots, so that it can become the symbol of opening today and tomorrow of Seoul. The basic idea for the design stems from Seoul and drawings by two prominent painters of the Joseon Dynasty "Mokmyokchodon" by "Kyomjae" Chong Son and "Mudong dancing boy " by "Tanwon" Kim Hongdo.

Seoul home City and Province Information Seoul. Seoul was plagued by political turmoil and suffered the consequences from the destruction of the war during the period after the Liberation until the s; however, it emerged as a modern city from the ashes between the s and s.

During the s when the First and Second Five-Year Economic Development Plans to were in full swing, Seoul experienced rapid industrialization and urbanization, and the concentration of population in Seoul intensified in the late s as the achievements of the economic development became more prominent.

The population of Seoul was 2,, in ; in it more than doubled to 5,, The city proper also expanded in from South Korea consists of 9 provinces and 7 metropolitan cities.

Seoul is the capital of South Korea and boasts the largest population with more than 10 million people! Seoul is the capital city of South Korea with the greater metropolitan area, being home to more than 22 million people. Seoul was home to the Seoul Summer Olympics. Seoul is rich in history and culture and has many annual festivals. Busan is now a cultural and economic hub with numerous world class festivals and top notch tourist attractions.

Linked to Seoul by the Seoul Metro, Incheon has experienced rapid growth over the past few decades with some major infrastructure projects transforming the entire city.

Incheon is home to some very unique coastal areas and several annual international festivals and events. Daegu is known for its hot summers and trendy markets. Considered to be the home of Korean baseball. Daegu also hosts numerous national and international festivals. Daejeon is the capital of South Chungcheong, and home to Expo Daejeon is centrally located in Korea which provides easy travel routes to other regions in the country. There are many relaxing parks throughout Daejeon.