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Mount Kyeryong

mountain, South Korea
Also known as: Mount Gyeryong
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Mount Gyeryong
Mount Gyeryong Mount Gyeryong, near Taejon, South Ch'ungch'ong province, South Korea.

Mount Gyeryong is a mountain in South Korea, standing at 2,772 feet (845 meters) high. It is located within a national park and is known for its distinctive rock and stone formations, as well as several ancient temples. The mountain is also a site where various native religious groups gather.1

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  1. North Gyeongsang
  2. South Chungcheong

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